Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-04-14

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money for arm loans.
Lots of money to loan on first mort.
cages at Dickson & Dickson's.
Feed and seed oats for sale. Forprice
and terms apply to M. L. Sullivan.
New bicycles are paraded this week by
RUDE Bissell and Jeweler Mccormack.
Jim Wakeford, an old standby of the
DEMOCRAT from Olga, was caller Satur,
day.
J. P. Dunnigan was down at Beaulieu
this week fora few days visit with his
parents.
"Bllly" Taylor was in from his farm
in Moscow the forepart of the week in.
curing after war news.
Chas. Hunter left Tuesday for Bart.
lette. Nelson county to push ahead
seeding operation on his farm.
Mrs. Eugene Pennock and daughter,
Stella, were in from the farm near
Daniels for short visit this week.
For SALE Furniture for housekeep-
ing, also baby carriage and some books
Call on F. W. Paulson, miller, Langdon
Roller Mills.
Landlord Cramond of the Columbia
has been over at Lakota most of the week
experimenting the seeding of his hall
section of farm lands.
Walker Hamilton, whose recent acct
dent resulting in broken leg, as already
noted in these columns, had so far re.
covered as to be able to drive to town
Tuesdays
H D. ALERT returned Saturday from
his visit to the old home in Manitoba
and left again yesterday for Fargo, tc
attend an executive sessi on of the Crane
Lodge K. of P.
G. H. Haugh states he will start his
ice wagon on It's rounds for the summer
the first of next month. Charlie put uE
three times the quantity last winter that
he did year ago.
DR.. E I. Donovan will build another
business block on the lot south of his
drug store this summer-pressed brlcl
and brown stone front-and it is very
likely the Citizens State Bank will b.
located therein this fall.
"Senator" Dan Meehan says the wa
news is not so shot" but what he wishes
to direct the attention of Langdon people
to the fact that he will again be in the
gardening business this season. If you
want anything done see him at once.
J. B. Chale, the postmaster and genera
merchant at Olga, has an advertisement
in the daily papers of this state offering
to dispose of his old established bushes
interests at that place. His reasons TO
retiring are understood to be poo
health. .....
Rev. T. H. Robertson, paid visit t.
friends across the line at Manitou thi
week, returning on Tuesday acoompan
led by his brother, Archie, who come
out here from Toronto, Ont. to spent
the summer vacation and look over thi
country of free homes and No. Hard.
A letter from w, H. Conn, announces
the safe arrival Of himself and family a
} Calistoga, CAL, rather tired after thei
delayed trip of eight days, but great,
pleased with their new home. He l
waiting for Hans arrival when they will
open up their new brick store with
, plat glass
The finishing touches are now bein
rushed on the outside of the new Raptis
church and next week the interior vii
Y be taken IN hand. The pastor, Rev. I
II. Robertson, states that public wOrshi
r will be held in their new edifice for tn
l first time on Sunday, May LIST and tn
, dedicatory services on the 22nd inst
. Further particulars next week.
| Frank LaBelle, one of the Red Rive
Valley pioneers, who has traversed til
f winding prairie roads Of Dakota ant
. Manitoba since the early 70's was
8 caller last week. He has this sprin
} moved up from the Tyner district, !
0 Pembina county, to section OF LAM
= lately purchased near Easily and say
o he finds many old acquaintances fror
J, the Valley among his new neighbors.
T Ed. Evans has sold out his draylin
!, Tom Barry is the purchaser and wi
d conduct the business on the same gene
,, al lines gas it has been by "Ed" durin
:, the past nine years. Mr.. Evans wi
: continue to be Langdon resident an
o will give closer attention to b
s farming interests east OF town, which h
= finds both profitable and extensiv
n Barry has run dray line at Hanna
II uutil lately and for some time previor
. was in the employ of Mr.. Evans. H
It took possession Monday and is receivin
encouraging patronage.
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