Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-03-25

GIRL WANTED-A competent cook at
the Columbia hotel.
C. A. Eaton shook hands with old
friends in the city Friday.
Chas. Haugh stored another carload OF
ice away this week for the summer trade.
E. Hankey came up from Grand Forks
lart week on a short visit with his
brothers here.
Comic social and entertainment in the
Woodman hall by the Metholsrs OF Os-
tonight.
Miss Emma Ross left yesterday to
spend the summer with her sister Mrs.
Frank Saunders in Ohio.
Sam Bennett, the well known buyer
of cattle and hogs was up from the Val
ley this week investing in fat stock for
the eastern market.
VIM. Craig, travelling superintendent
of the Northwestern elevator company,
talked business with A. L. Perry, the
local agent yesterday.
Robt C1ough, a nephew Of Blacksmith
Meiklejohn. arrived here last week from
Eastern Ontario and will spend the sum-
mer looking over the country.
Rev. Herrinton was down at Park
River the fore part OF the week taking
part in the annual theological examina-
tions OF students OF the M. E. church.
J.C. Cramond has sold his lease OF the
Hotel Martin at Fargo and goes to
Michigan " here he will take hold of the
management Of popular summer resort.
P. McHugh shipped in the first car Of
horses this season. Thew arrived Mon
day from Iowa and consist of twenty
head of well conditioned young farm
horses.
Today's train brings two car loads OF
horses for j. McPhail. Quick sales are
usual when "Mac" ships in horses so in
tending purchasers will do we'll to get
around early.
Mrs. T.. Foshay returned Saturday
from her trip east and will receive her
spring stock OF millinery in a few days.
Her opening display OF Easter goods will
occur about April LIST.
We have bought car load of barbed
wire and nails for spring delivery. They
will be sold at cash prices. A genuine
bargain for spot cash. Look us up be.
fore you build, Elford Bros.
VIC. Andrews, the representative OF
Wright, Barrett & Stilwell, who has
sold print paper to the newspaper boys
OF the Red River Valley for the past
twenty years made one OF his periodical
trips to the city this week.
Banker Mooney returned Monday from
a months stay with acquaintance at
Minneapolis and Chicago. A part of the
time was spent at his old home in Wis
consin. He looks hale and hearty and
has enjoyed the trip very much.
There will be meeting at thehouse OF
Walker Hamilton on Saturday evening
next in order to devise ways and means
OF purchasing an organ for the Presby-
terian services and Sunday school at the
Harvey appointment. All interested are
requested to be present.
Cashier Winter continues his travels
from Washington, where he witnessed
the Inauguration Of Mckinley, to Phila-
delphia and after a brief stay with friends
in the Quaker City journeys to look over
boyhood scenes and hunt up old assoc-
ates at Kingston, Ont. His return to
Langdun is expected about the Goth Of
next month.
Joseph Shredder, an early Sc, tier OF this
county, is back from his home at Neu-
stadt, Ont, visiting old friends out at
Mt. Carmel. Speaking OF the section OF
Ontario where he now resides Mr.. S!rn-
der says that lands are dropping in value
and that owners and renters are making
less money than they formerly did. His
visit to Cavalier county is better than
the best immigration document that
could be published. There may be coun.
tries with better climate than North
Dakota-but you cont eat climate. lie
will undoubtedly return to Queen Nic's
domain and advise the young men OF
Counties Grey and Bruce, Province OF
Ontario. to come TO Cavalier county,
North Dakota and take up government
land free, which in three or four years
would bring them an independence.
H, ID. ALERT has more money
now than ever for Real Estate
Loans. Office, rear of MONEYS
Bank.