Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-04-29

Seed lien and Farm lease blanks at this
Office.
A new line Of wall paper just received
at Mrs. Blakely's.
Eiford Bros. are making the prices
on fruit this season.
Rev. A. T. Foster was one Of the visit
ing clergy here Tuesday.
Cecil Mahon is right in it with the rest
Of the cyclists and now owns aCrawford
wheel.
Attorney Dickson is among those of
our citizens that expect to build this
summer.
Tom Keating has been Frightening up
the front OF Conn's Hotel with his paint
brush this week.
Rev. S. F. Beer. at present located at
Edgerley, is the newly appointed NJ. E..
pastor. at this place.
All kinds Of repairing and tin work
done while you are In town at E'ford
Bros. hardware store.
E. M. Prouty, the leading spirit of the
Prouty Live Stock Company, OF ST. Paul
paid tie city visit Tuesday.
Mrs. j. E. Herrinton, Mrs. E. A. PEN
mock and daughter, Stella, spent Sunday
attending the conference at Park River.
Com'r Harry Duniord spent part OF
last week in Fremont inquiring ITO the
cause Of the Fish Trap bridge going out.
A. Norman, OF st. Paul, representing
firm of bank fixture manufacturers in
terviewed the officials OF the First Natio-
nal this week.
Ed. l.. Buck an old resident OF Lang
don had a clean walk-away for police
justice in the municipal election. at Crys-
tai the other day.
Tom Dumphy and Jack Reed are the
new pilots OF Jim Hills passenger SER
vice on this line. Both are well known
to the early day residents.
The attention of horsemen is directed
to the fact that we have now on sale a
stock of the most complete and conven-
lent stallion record books evergotten up.
Price $1.O0 postage paid.
Rev. E. Berthold. clergyman from
Gretna, Man., held services at the Men
monte settlement west OF the city last
Sunday. 9e makes a pastoral visitation
to this county once each month.
Henry Patterson and Neil Mcdonald
were visitors from Hannah the first of
the week. The former will engage in
work in the school room and Neil goes
to Ontario on summer excursion.
John A. Mckay and VIM. Storie, q
couple OF we'll known Cavalier county
teachers were in the city Monday enroute
from their Rush Lake farms to Milton.
They will engage in teaching during the
summer.
H. f. Birtch succeeds G. W. Holmes as
local representative Of the Grand Forks
wooden mills the LIST Of next month. Mr.
Holmes resigns his position with the
company to go on the road for a whole.
sale whip firm with headquarters at
Chicago.
w. H. Shepard is in the city this week
from his Hannah print shop and states
that seeding is in progress all through
that section and will be generally finished
so far as wheat is concerned by May LIST
The interest in railroad matter has be
come intense since the talk OF the Anets
& Hope branch extension started. 1t il
regarded as one OF the sure things of '97
Rulnor was current here yesterday
afternoon that Defaulter Beemer hac
been identified by former Manitoban &C
qunintances in the vicinity OF Pilot
Mound and was being detained until thu
Pelnbina county authorities could b.
notified OF his whereabouts. The infor
nation received here was quite meagrt
and lacked con frmation, but the suppo
sition OF the authorities right along has
been that Beemer was in hiding along
the boundry line.
4 Friday Of next week has been desig
mated by Governor Briggs as Arbor Day
i Nothing adds more to the beauty OF {
city than the planting OF trees and shrubs
and there are many Langdon streets
that could be greatly improved in ap
I pearance If this We're done. Ii some or
gained effort were made this year t.
make Arbor Day the success that it il
intended it should be in all western
towns the growth OF trees planted woult
in a few years entirely change the ap
pearance Of our town. Let us max
Arbor Day q lively one in the line Q
good active work.