Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-10-14

Boots and Shoes.
]. McPhail has had carpenters busy
charging bis residence this week.
]. B. Boyd went south on Monday
passenger Oh another brief business trip.
Boyd's-Annex-Wher a dollar can
buy 5000 worth.
Daa ncGruer made Laugdon q brief
vint Monday, coming down on the
freight.
DR.. f. Donovan has placed fire-proot
shutters on oil the doors and windows
OF his now block.
John Carrie is reported to have been
quite i'll with the fever this week. but is
happily over the worst OF it.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Farrell, ST., are spending
the week at Park River, visiting their
daughter Mrs. Jno. Kohnen.
Frank Kelly ia one OF the newly ap-
pointed deputies at the postoffice and al
ready dishes out mail to patrons like q
| veteran.
]. B. Boyds new ad this week is gotten
up in catchy up-to-d date way that helps
to sell goods. His big business js all
right anyway.
Joe Gatschene has gone to Dresden to
open up fruit, confectionery and cigar
store. He will run boarding house in
connection with his store.
Our old friend, Ole 1. Gjevre, reports
from his home farm at Soper with a
yield averaging 16X bushels and which
he sells at price cents over hard.
Rev. Dougan, of this city, and Rev.
Jas. Austin, of Hanna, took Mondays
train for St. Thomas, at which place the
Pembina Presbytery is in sersion this
week.
II. C. storlie has taken up the work of
completing C. B. AcMillan's set of alb
stract books and has several weeks good
hard work ahead of him before the task
will be completed.
Both the First National Bank and
WI. Mooney State Bank make strong
showing in their statements this week.
Langdon banks don't have to take a
back seatfrom any of 'em.
Fred E. Wilson goes out to Wales TO-
day to take charge of the A. Abbott &
Co. drugstore, but promises to be fire.
quent visitor this winter to his many
Langdon friends cultivated during his
months stay stay here.
Attorney F. w. Mclean moved into his
new office ooms on the basement floor
OF the First National Bank block this
week. He has fine quarters for both his
law practice and U. S. Commissioner
business and is right hany for clients OF
all kinds.
DR.. Parker made the city two days
visit last week after an absence OF nearly
three years. OF late yes rs he has retired
to private practice, locating at Roseau,
Mimi, but expects to put troupe on
the road again this winter advertising his
remedies, in which case he will visit this
part of the state.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Heating, whose twin sister died about
two week ago, passed away Tuesday
morning after short illness of cholera
Iinfantum. 1t is great trial to the par
ents to lose both OF their little loved ones
and they have the sympathy OF their
many friends at this time.
The new stock OF clothing and gents
furnishing goods purchased byJ. B. Boyd
during his recent trip east has arrived
during the past week and his new quarters
in the old Chicago Store were opened to
the public yesterday by Manager Frank
]. Stable. This new departure OF Mr.
Boyd's enables him to cater more extern
s1vely to the patrons OF his clothing de-
partment and at the same time gives
him an opportunity to make many
changes in his popular Headquarters
Store. Success to Boyd's Annex.
Yesterday morning at an early hour q
party OF Langdon sportsmen, six in
number left for two week goose hunt
at Lake Au Mort, situated aboutseventy
miles south vest OF here in Townel
county. The party that intend to aic
in depopulating the geese out there
while in camp until it "freezes-up" are
Messrs Truax, Meiklejohn, Chisholm
Reid, Weiland and Mcdowell, all old
time hunters OF the festive "honker.
They are we'll equipped with tent sup
plies and will enjoy camp life to thu
fullest extent until the snow flies.
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