Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-07-28

Get your legal blanks at this Office
Final proof loans can be obtsinsd. from
B. Erickson.
The front Of Flumerfelt & Bucklen's
fruit store has been repainted this week.
Rev j. F. Lansbrough, the Elkwood
Presbyterian divine, was in the city Tues
day.
Teacher Chas. Crawford is rusticating
on his farm west Of town aud enjoying
life generally.
An Episcopal service at the Prestyter.
ian church tonight, conducted by Arch
deacon Appleby.
Supt. Fox is down in Fremont this
week inspecting the schools in that por-
ton of the county.
All our farm machinery dealers have
nnloaded from one to two car loads
apiece Of binding Irvine this week.
To RzNT-A house for store or private
use. Has been occupied as barber shop.
Inquire Of j. Gerding, Dresden, N. D.
r. F. Jackson and Miss Annie Kelly
have both improved their residence pro-
perty this week with fresh coats of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fisher of Mt. Car
mel are rejoicing over the addition of 8
young son to their household last Satur.
day.
Yesterday afternoon it was reported to
have hailed for about twenty minutes,
west of here. No damage has been re-
ported.
Mrs. Rob't Keene and little daughters
are spending the week here, and are guests
of Mrs. @. G. ON. They come from
Grand Forks.
E. Fisher returned Friday from bust
ness trip to Grand Forks and stopped of
at Larimore to see the fun at the high
court of Foresters.
DR.. J. J. Reilly spent Sunday in the
city. He makes proof on his Perry
township tree claim at the Grand Forks
land Office this week.
Carpenter Valentine Voll met with g
severe fall from the scaffoldipg of the
Monnet building Tuesday which lays him
up with dislocated shoulder.
| Mrs. Allan Pinkerton is this week en-
PERTAINING her sister Mrs. VIM. Mont
gomery, of Cooperstown, and formerly an
early day resident of this place.
DR.. E. I. Donovan and family returned
last Thursday from a two weeks trip,
visiting Neche and other Pemblpa county
points, also taking in the Winnipeg fair.
Johnny Phillips, the Ct. Northern Sec
ton boss at the jumping off place at the
end of the branch, who, according to the
Moon, is forty-second relation of Dan
McGruer, was guest of the city Satur-
day.
Olaf G. Cllfgard, the talented young
Norwegian violinist from Grafton, who
appeared here last winter with the Hops
Concert Co., died suddenly last week at
Chicago of appendicitis. He was "a
years of age. .......
If you are candidate for Legislative
or county office this fall, no matter on
what ticket it is that you seek d nomina-
ton, it will pay you to place an annouce-
ment card in the columns of the DEMO
Graf where everybody will read it.
This week Alex. McNiven, Jas. s.
Loynes, F. j. Hodgins and their families
go to Rock Lake, Man, where they in.
tend to spend week fishing and camp
ing. They will be joined a few days later
by E. Moore and H. F. Nokes. All look
for delightful time.
John Mahon is among those struck
with the natural beauty and healthful
ness of the Chautauqua grounds al
Devils Lake and has purchased a lot or
which he will build summer cottage al
that popular resort. Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
hon enjoyed their outing there immense
ly this summer.
Judge Dorval enjoyed we'll earnet
rest and general good time among Penn
bina county acquaintance at st. Jo
this week where he attended and partici
pated in services held at the Catholi
church of that place in observance of tn
Feast of St. Anne. His daughter, Mis-
Bertha accompanied him.
The returning delegates from the gran
lodge session K. of P. arrived home SUI
day evening from their long drive Of Sill
ty miles from Devils Lake. The party {
, eight consisted of 81. D. ALERT, Georg
Barcelo, Jno. Truax, H. Weiland, D.
Semple. A. F. Gardner, J. B. Boyd an
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