Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-09-30

from Cavalier on short visit yesterday.
Attorney Doughty spent day or two
at Hanna this week where he had legal
business.
Tom Roney, brother of Alex Ronsy, of
Loan and former resident here arrived
| Monday for brief stay.
G. w. Dawes was down from Hanna
the first OF the week. He does big
wheat commission business on track.
Just Arrived! A complete new line of
dry goods this week. Call and see our
low price calccs and prints. Schulke &
| Moore.
Fred A. Wilson ia here from Detroit,
Mich, and will shortly take charge of
the new drug store OF A Abbott & Co.
at Wales.
Fleming May returned this week from
his home at Beaulieu to resume his duties
at the court house in Treasurer Robert
sons Office.
Read the opening announcement ad OF
McHugh & Kelly's new store. A visit to
their elegant place OF business will well
repay the time spent.
Elford Bros, amt doing thing but
blocking up the sidewalk six days in the
week with big drayloads of fall stock
that seem to be constantly arriving.
George Diebel, of Milton, has been drawn
for petit jury services at Fargo next
Wednesday, Oct. 9th. He is the only
juryman drawn from Cavalier county.
Tom Bolton, the big 800 pound farmer
and politician from Walsh county, COM
bined business and pleasure while up
here last week looking after his farming
interests south OF the city.
Robt Faulkner and wife, who reside on
Second street are the happy parents OF q
young son OF regulation weight that was
born last Saturday evening, DR.. Gibson
being the attending physician.
States Attorney Dickson and Attorney
H. B. Doughty returned Thursday from
a legal visit to the towns of Walhalla
and Bathgate were both renewed old
and made many new acquaintance.
He. Storlie, who will be well remeIn
bered as the gentleman who assisted IL
D. ALERT in compiling the sectional map
of Cavalier county two years ago, arriv'
ed in the city yesterday from home his in
Minnesota for brief visit.
&C. Crosby in letter from Mime
apolis writes that he s comfortably locat-
ed and commenced his winter studies in
chemistry last week and although expect
ing to be working hard all day and hall
the night is going to try and find time
to read the DEMOCRAT each week. OF
course we'll send it Charlie.
w. j. Faris was in town Tuesday
loading up several wagon loads OF stock
and fixtures which he hauled out tc
Hanna yesterday for his fruit and fancy
grocery store that is being opened uE
this week. Faris is all all round hustler
for trade and deserves q good share O
the trade from the people in whose midst
he has gone to make his future home.
Martin X. Olson, Of Wang postoffice
Cavalier county was found lying at TIN
side of the railroad track north OF Cava
lier last Sunday afternoon in a very ser
ious condition. DR.. Mcclure was takel
down and the man was placed on hant
car and brought to town to room a
Sormo's hotel. He said he had beef
!. working on Ed. Koeher's machine ant
said he had suffered from cramps in tn
stomach for two or three days and wa
rendered helpless while on his way t.
town for medical aid. When he reached
town he was more dead than alive, bu
soon recovered OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Chronicle.
! Mrs. Jas A. nennie, who is well know
| by number OF Langdon ladies, SHOWED
rare presence OF mind on Wednesday even
ing OF last week by the manner in whic
} she effectively blocked the Roadway OF
, confagration she discovered at her HON
| in Grand Forks. As she entered her bed
t room to retire for the night she found
: fire just getting under good Roadway
and rapidly filing the room with fam
! and smoke. With rare presence OF mine
: she seized bed spread with which sh
3 succeeded in smothering the flames an
the services OF the department were no
r required. Had she taken the time t.
, done great damage aud might hay
g destroyed the dwelling. Thanks to he
\ GOODNESS, a few dollars will cover tn
damage done.