Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-19

Jas. Van Pelt, the Oldest shoe man on
the road made Langdon his headquarters
Friday.
Geo. Oakley is among the farmers
around here who will have finished
cutting wheat this week.
Just arrived, car load of standard
sisal and MANILA binding Irvine at Mer-
GERS hardware store Get his prices. 1
Reiber & Lean, the painters and de-
corators, have done an excellent job this
week on the drug store of ALERT & Co.
John Furber is the name OF the young
tonsorial artist who presides over the
vacent chair in Barber Weilands parlors.
Miss Nellie Click entertained large
number of her little friends Tuesday
evening. The occasion being her tenth
birthday. ....
Tony Habberman numbers among the
early arrivals at Dresden and has q
furnishing restaurant opened up ready
for business.
Alvin 2. Webster, one of Cavalier
county's early day settlers, was here
from his home in Pembina county a few
days last week.
Landlord Holland is entertaining his
brother C. Holland OF Grand Forks
this week. also cousin, Miss Barnett,
OF the same place.
Mrs. p. S. Schwartz arrived Tuesday
from Sanbnrn, N. D., to join her husband
who will open commodous boarding
house at the new town OF Dresden.
Place your order for q tllreshers &C
count book with the DEMOCRAT now.
Correct form, simplicity OF style and
substantial binding. Call and see sample.
Walker Hamilton commenced harvest
ing wheat on Rev. Dougan's farm north
OF town yesterday. The crop is an
average one and will be threshed in the
shock.
w. l.. Wilder was here from Grand
Forks last Saturday adjusting hail
loss for the St. Paul Fire & Marine in
surance company, sustained by farmer
in this vicinity about two week ago.
Interest in the tent services of the
Seventh Day Adventists is being aug
mented this week by the presence o
Elder kneeland, q returned missionary
OF that denomination from the province
OF British Guiana, South America.
Robt Naismith and John Treleven
both prosperous and influential tillers Of
Western Cavalier county soil were III
Langdon this week after harvesting
supplies. They still retain confidence in
the extension OF the Aneta branch OF the
| Ct. Northern next season.
Dr.. Sam'l Young, one OF Cavalier coun
tvs push. ahead young fellows. who
spent his boyhood days teaching schoo
around the Young postoffice neighbor
hood, arrived home this week to spend 6
well earned vacation. He enjoys a vel
established practice in Iowa, where hi
has been for year.
j. B. Boyd is having a brick firewal
built on the north side OF his big double
store this week, the work being done by
Contractor Dennie. 1t is Mr.. Boyd in
tention to replace his present quarters
in the spring with an entire brick build
ing, when the wall now being put W
will be converted into one OF the sid
walls OF his new store.
The newly titted-up Columbia restau
rant and billiard hall is receiving it,
finishing touches this week and Bill.
Flumerfelt expects to have it in readiness
for the reception OF it's patrons by Satur
day night. The cuisine department ha
been place in the hands of competen
and old experienced cook and it is as
sured that either good game or goo
meal eau be served on short order.
Among the honored guests OF the cit.
/ this week was Rt. Rev. Bishop Joh1
: Stanley, who lectured and held con
; tirmation sevces at Milton and Olg
during the past week. Bishop SHAME;
drove in from Olga on Monday in con-
! pany with Rev. Pouliot with the ez
j, pectation OF taking the south boun
3 passenger to Fargo, but arrived just il
: time to zee the train leave. During til
9 past mouth the bishop has been on
: continuous journey from parish t
= parish all over the state and doubles
s the brief intermission OF a day fror
# the labors OF the work will prove hem
t fetal to his health. Langaon citizen
@ were present in large numbers at til
e depot Tuesday afternoon to tender the
respects prior to his departure.