Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-04-15

Five columns of this issue OF the DEMO |
Graf are edited by Auditor Work.
Chas. Crawford opens a spring term OF
school in Langdon township next week.
Register of Deeds Rylancespe several
days of last week on his farm in Loan
township.
Thos. Lake is again well enough to
appear on the streets occasionally these
warm days.
Mrs. Harry Bidlake was a guest at the
home Of her brother Robt Fleming day
or two last week.
Frank Sims was among those herefrom
Osnabrock transferring business between
trains on Saturday.
Evangelist Willis commences his series
OF revival meetings. at the M. E. church
on Saturday evening.
Sunday, April 4th. is the date OF the
arrival of a young son at the home OF w.
E. belong, of Osnabrock.
Presbyterian services next Sunday at
Mel cams at 2 p. IN, Langdon at 1870 p.
M. Rev. Thos Dougan, pastor.
For one month H. o. Biornerud offers
you 200 pairs OF Mems and Ladies shoes,
formerly sold at $3.50 and$5 for $3.50.
VIII. Conn was on the sick list few
days last week and the patrons OF the
Farmers Hotel missed his hearty greeting
Presiding Elder Klingel is here this
week assisting in closing up the business
affairs of the M. r. church for the present
conference year.
John STANCE, one Of the DEMOCRATS
big list OF readers at Mt. Carmel called
yesterday and pushed the date OF his
ahead to '99.
Pastor Herrinton conducts services Tor
the last time during the present confer
ence year at Elkwood IL a. M, and Har-
vey at $50 p. M, on Sunday next.
NIL. Sullivan visited the ST. Paul
stock yards last week and disposed OF
two carloads CT fat cattle raised on the
rolling prairies OF Cavalier county.
FOUND Between Langdon and the
Masonic cemetery, on or about March
18th, a box OF groceries and hardware.
For particulars address Frank Agar.
H.O. Bjornerud writes an attractive
spring adv't this week announcing his
grand spring opening OF '97. tits point.
ed, up-to.date and says just what he
means.
Vim. Burkitt was in from Mazda on
Saturday for the first time since the
roads broke up and has our thanks Tor
the necessary amount to push his sub
scription account up to date.
This is the jewelers. slack time so now
is the opportunity to bring in your old
watches that have been laid away fol
years needing repairs. Have them re-
built and readjusted in the latest and
most scientific manner by A. O. Void
the jeweler. 70
Farm work in the way OF breaking
narrowing and seeding on high lands re
ceived it's first impetus this week in thu
south and western parts OF Cavalier
county and il no heavy rains come tt
interfere the springs work will be gener
ally taken up next week.
The new township Of Grey was organ
lied by the county commissioners at thei
meeting OF last week. The new town ii
twenty miles west OF Langdon and com
prises what was formerly known as tn
unorganized township 1852 north, 0
range 63 aud is six miles square. Th'
first meeting Of the town will be hele
Wednesday next, the Dist inst, at tn
residence OF A. B. Croft.
The combination steel bridge built b!
the county at the Fish Trap across tn
Big Pembina year ago at q cost o
i $1,000 went out on Tuesday OF las
week under the pressure OF massive lc
Jam. The current at all times is danger
ously swift at this point. but this yea
the high waters OF the big Pembiha ia
brought heavy losses and destruction t
many farmers in that locality.
Co. Supt Fox finds that public gaze ha
all at once been curiously turned towar
him since the Chicago Recordpublished
whole column last winter entitled, I'll
was O Pooh Bah''-or Chow Young 70
ran Whole County in Dakota. Latel
1t has been quite generally reproduce
, on the patent insides OF the North Dakt
tn weeklies. The article comes from tn
: pen OF Frank B. Tracy, erst While edito
tof the Republican.