Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-06-30

Nlnety-eight pounds of bolted corn
meal for $500 at Parsons.
| Final proof and general land business
at B. Erickson's land office.
| Senator. PLAIN was visiting the city
Thursday and did not forget to attend
the circus.
Frank Hansen combined business with
pleasure while here on one of his regular
trips this week.
Come in and see our fine line of rock
ing chairs. The most comfortable you
ever sat in. At A. f.. Gardner & Co.'S.
"There was feeling of GOODNESS came
between them. 1t was dish of ice
cream made in one of those freezers sold
by E. G. Dedrick
M. Fl. Murphy returned Thursday from
a months visit to his old home at Bos-
ton, Mass, where he received a warm
welcome from many OF friends.
The west side Of the north end of Third
street is putting on lots of style this week
with 200 feet new sidewalk, extending
from the Palace hotel corner to McGru-
er's drug store.
When you start to furnish your home
you can save money by calling and look
ing over the complete and extensive stock
carried at A. F. Gardner & Co.'S store
before purchasing.
Comrade H. E. Burritt has breaking
bee on his homestead at Stilwell next
week at which his Harvey Centre friends
will turn in and break up some twenty
five acres of his place. &y
Latest advices from Camp Merritt
indicate that Sergt Frank Ross and
other soldier boys from. North Dakota
will celebrate the Fourth on the ocean
enroute to the Philippines.
States Attorney Dickson returned to-
day from Grafton where he argued q
a motion in the Reilly contempt case
before Judge Sauter. Hon. G. F. Tenn
pleton, ex-judge of this district, is Reilly q
attorney
Capt. F. B. Wilson. the press agent OF
the John Robinson show, besides being
one of the "best people on EARTH" is a
gentleman with whom it is pleasure to
do business and the same is true of the
other representatives of the show.
James Balfour moved his family up to
Hannah this week, where he has built g
new residence and will make his future
home. Mr.. Balfour and family have been
closely identified with the city's business
and social Interests since the early days
Misses Veda Oke and Lulu Hodgins left
Friday for Rock Lake, Man., to spend
part of their holiday vacation. They
will also visit the Winnipeg annual fail
and Miss Oke's home at Pilot Mound
Man., before returning in September tt
resume their duties in the city schools.
H. J. Haskamp spent few hours here
Saturday coming from Osnabrock wher'
, he has arrangements about finished To-
the opening of his new bank abou
August LIST. His banking and mercan
tile interests In this county represent al
outlay of capital amounting to abou
, $4,000.
Il The two matron's orator1ca1 contest
8 conducted by Mrs. Cora Ross Clarke il
!. this city and at Hannah last week wer
: highly enjoyed and we'll patronized il
both places. At Hannah the medal wa
o won by Mrs. Boyd, while in this city Mis-
Q Nettie Prinyer was the successful can
t testant. The contest work under tn
auspices of the ". G. T. q. in this stat
is in charge Of Mrs. Clarke and unde
her management fifty contests have bee
held during the year.
v Bartholdi Patchen, the thor ugh bre
!, PAGER of J. F. Ramage's is doing som
). good work on the track and it is conf
10 IDENTIFY expected he will lower his recor
+ and take the first money away from Al
d ner Taylor orssany other outside hors
q entered in the free.for-all race here Q
:. the Fourth. Another local trotter tn,
/" will will figure strongly in the events
- the Fourth is the Black Crow mar
= owned by Louis Chaput, who says 81
70 seems to be going q good deal better tn
n year than when he got first money IN tt
3 minute trot two years ago.