Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-06-10

Try "Gold Brand" hams at Sullivan's.
Ii interested in land contest, consult
b. Erickson, the land attorney. 40
Leave your order at Schulke & Moore's
now for strawberries for preserving.
Miss Marie Pollock is making her home
with Mrs. F. Hodgins during the insti-
tute.
A new line of perfe,:t barb wire and
strictly first class nails at Mercer's hard
ware store. 80
John Vetsch, of Mt. Carmel, was in
town Saturday for the purpose of prov
ing up on his homestead.
NJ. E. Quigley. one Of Park Rivers
leading musical and bicycle enthusiastic
citizens Sundayed with Langdon friends.
Rev. Pouliot attended retreat OF the
Roman Catholic priests at Fargo laet
week, returning Saturday in very poor
health.
Judge Mooney has a new Columbia
bicycle Of the '97 pattern that looms up
prettier than any Of 'em in the evening
parades.
Miss Veda Oke is one OF the latest en-
thusiasts on wheels and gives greatprom-
Use Of being one of Langdon's most grace
full ladyriders. - =.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. ALERT and Mr.. and
Mrs. P. McHugh left Tuesday morning
for Morden where they will witness the
summer race meeting.
Next Tuesday is the day when the
Noxious Weed law requires allpersons to
commence the destruction OF mustard
ard other noxious weeds.
Mrs. Laura j. Eisenhuth, institute con-
ductor and prime favorite with every
educator in the state is the guest OF Co.
Sup't Fox during her stay in the city.
Alex Thorn, one Of the Oldest settlers IN
the Elkwood neighborhood lies in acriti-
cal condition at the Morden hospital
where he has been undergoing treatment
for three weeks past. His recovery, 10
very slow.
Last Thursday Arthur Stevenson was
made one of the happiest and proudest
young farmers between Langdon and
John Bulls possessions by the arrival OF
son and heir at his home a few miles
east OF town.
Robt Neiklejohn and r. j. Hodgins
spent part OF the week at Fargo at
tending the yearly session Of the grand
lodge of blue lodge Masons. The big cir
Gus of Ringing Bros, will also prove a
side attraction for both the boys.
The Harvey Centre cemetary assocla
ton has called a meeting for the after
noon OF June 10th in the office OF Auditor
Work at the court house. Allinterested,
and especially those owning lots are ask
ed TO attend. The association has sur.
veyed and fenced the grounds and is in
need of funds and ask those interested to
come to it's assistance.
Fred Mclean. Senator Roach's private
secretary, has graduated from the law
school with high honors and had the
honor, with others Of his class, OF having
the degrees conferred upon him by Presl
dent Mckinley. Fred is an intense be
lever in free silver but he will be Just al
much pleased to have the "sheep skin
! handed him by President Mckinley a
anvonc else. Both Freds-Dennett ant
McLean-are Cavalier county boys ant
North Dakota can feel justly proud Q
1hem.-Bismarck Tribune.
Interest in matters relating to tn
railroad extension was again awakene'
this week by the arrival on Monday
train of Mr.. j. A. Caughren, of Minneapo
liza who has a subcontract on the grad
| work OF the rOdU. Alc uA'ASo' - wv w
that OF his men and teams by about te
DAVIS. and that time will be required b
him in making arrangementsfor the buy
ING of feed and provisions for his CAM
Yesterday another staff OF Ct. Nortter
surveyors came over from Cavalier an
90 at once to place the grade stake
along the line as now surveyed. I'M
last step OF the Great Northern show
the sincerity Of their first move in tn
matter and removes the slightest doub
that may remain as to the building
the extension into western Cavalle
county this summer. You bet on sui
thing when you say it's go.
We have on hand some privat
money to loan on good FRS!
class Farms and at reasonabl
rates. We have also plenty Q
money for Small Loans.
W. j. Mooney State Bank.