Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-06-30
Farm loans. st B. Ericksons,

Two five room houses to rent-Dr.
Donovan.
Forty nine pounds Of rye -four for 81. Is
at Parsons.
Forty-nine pounds Of bolted corn meal
for 81. 90 at Parsons.
Cashier Gerding, Of the Dresden bank,
was q Langdon visitor Tuesday evening.
Collector cCounachie came in from
Elkwood on Monday for brief business
visit.
Mrs. John Currie is spending month
visiting with relatives in the vicinity oi
Northwood.
Money to loan on good chattel Sc.
curity. Call at tho Bank of Dresden,
Dresden, N. D.
WANTED-A housekeeper. Good wages
and permanent situation offered. Ap.
ply to j. E. Truax.
Attorney II. B. Doughty was hob-nobb-
ing with cid friends down at. Bathgate q
day or two this week.
It you want genuine solid comfort you
should buy one Of those fine couches at
A. T.. Gardner & Co.'S store.
Druggist Hertel and wife were in the
city yesterday from Dresden for short
time shopping and visiting friends.
Miss Allie Waterman from Milton was
guest of H. d. Allert's family during
the institute, returning home Monday.
Mrs. G. H. McDermott, who has been
confined to the house by illness for
several weeks was able to be out for the
first time Monday.
There is still quite little stir up at
Hannah over the Dawes wheat episode.
Dawes is again on deck and attempting
to s'square himself"
Ex- Com'r Porter came out on top in
the school election down in Fremont last
week, getting good majority of the votes
cast for school treasurer.
Matt Schneider, for some time past
employed at Damages meat market, left
Saturday for an extended visit at his old
Minnesota home at st Cloud.
Mrs. A. DedriclS leaves Langdon next
Wednesday for an extended visit to East
ern Ontario and may later conclude. to
make her permanent home there.
A full line Of plaster of Paris, Bakers
wall plaster, Portland and Milwaukee
cement, Kelley island lime and Adament
for sale by H. j. Haskamp, Dresden, n.
Dakota.
Mrs. O. 9. Wentworth is enjoying a
visit from her mother, Mrs. Thompson,
who arrived from Chicago last Thursday
and will PROBABLY remain during the
summer months.
Have you seen our carpet exhibitor,
showing the finest line of carpets in the
city? If not come in and see it. We are
selling carpets at the lowest city prices.
A. F. Gardner & Go.
Ole Romfo was in Monday with the
assessor books of Alma township. It is
six years ago since he first figured the
valuation of that township and has held
down the job ever since.
People using bank checks ought to be
able to remember the Maine. as the
two cent revenue stamps they put, on
goes to help to lick the Spaniards as we'll
as bearing we'll engraved imprint of the
battleship Maine.
A number of young ladies spent Satur-
day evening very pleasantly with Misses
Vera an Leonora ALERT. The party
being given in honor of Miss Allie Water.
man, Of Milton, who spent the week at
the ALERT home.
There was hot time down in the old
town of Walhalla last week. Both
Jack Gorden and Charley Andrews
took notion to run for school director,
They hustled out 60 votes between them
Gordon won out with majority of 49,
Jno. Alt has limestone quarry on his
farm at Mt Carmel and from his lime
kiln, turns out good quality thai
sells readily at SO cents per bushel. The
indications are that lime stone can bt
found in that locality IN large quantities
State sup't J. G. Halland spent Frida,
here with the teachers attending 1nst1
tute. His time is pretty we'll occupied
at this time by holding of teachers insti
tutes i'll different parts Of the state, bu
he had hoped to be able to visit longe
with the educational gathering here.
Two more unique window display
attract the passers-by at ALERT & Co..
drug store this week. The subjects il
hand are corns and gopher poison, boil
being illustrated with attendant old sho
and festive live gophers. Neither tn
gophers or the old shoe are for sale bu
the remedies may be found on the inside
H. E. Kinney. the new appointee Q
the U. s. customs Office at, Hannah cam