Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-06-16
Farm loans at B. Ericksoas.

Farm loans at B. Erickso@s.
A car load of bran and shorts just re-
ceived at Parsons
Rob't Griffith was an Osnabrock visi-
tor on business Tuesday.
Final proof and general land business
at B. Erickson's land Office.
Ben Salter has accepted clerkship
with Elford Bros. during the holiday
trade.
Assessor John Tenney came up from
Milton yesterday, returning on the after
noon train.
Byron Lee, one of Pembina county's
old timers is up from Bay Centre this
week on a land hunt.
Lecture to-night-subject "The Nam
moth Gave - at the NJ. e. church - by
Rev. w. E. Clifford, B. D.
E. A. McCay is having handsome
two story residence built this week on
the north-end of Fourth street.
Willie Mercer, Leslie organs and
Alonzo Oke report making swift time on
trip to Hannah on their wheels Sunday.
The Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.,
are billed for series of free tent perfor-
mances Immediately following the
Fourth.
The Office and lumber yard of Mahon
& Robinson at this place will be changed
around and big line of improvements
made this summer.
Miss Nettie Prinyer and Mrs. I. E.
Richardson are delegates from Langdon
at the district Y. P. S. q. E. convention
at Park River this week.
DR.. j. J. Reilly was in the city yester-
day. He will be here again next week to
attend court, see the school marms, car
ry water to the elephant, etc.
Gabriel Dumont, one of the exiled lead
ers OF the Indian uprising in Manitoba
IN '83, passed through the city Friday
journey1ng to the Turtle Mountain region.
S. I. Osmund was in the city yesterday
from Fargo in the interest of the Forum
and fraternizing with the local brethren
of the A. o. U. w., of which order he is
state organizer.
w. E. De Long, one of the big farmers
of Osnabrock and leading populist poll
tician spent Saturday here arranging
details for the county committee to be
held here on Saturday.
Bishop Morrison was here on Saturday
to meet with the parishiorers of the
Episcopal church and conclude arrange
ments for placing the work here in charge
of a resident clergyman.
Charlie McC ormick got home yesterday
from months visit IN Wisconsin ano
says the trumor" amt so. He only went
east to visit his mother. When it's the
''real thing" he will give the boys plenty
| of notice.
There is talk of arranging bicycling
tour to the Chautauqua grounds at Dew
lis Lake this week. The party is abou
completed with the exception of the lady
cyclists, who raise an objection to TIL
length of the trip.
John Seblen, farmer from the Tyne
district in Pembina county drove up las
week to look after the cultivation ant
improvement of tree claim that he ha
owned in the western part of this count,
for several years. He will spend most 0
the summer up here. ....
Monday forenoon S. e. Desrosiers O
this city was married to Miss Georgin
Gagnon by Rev. FIR. Pouliot at tn
Catholic church. The bride is IL Mani
toba young lady while, as all know, MI
Desrosiers is one of Langdon's full
fedged and well-fxed farmers. Th
happy couple IS receiving the congratula
tions of many friends.
The Mcleod school at Rosa Lake, {
which Miss Edith Dunford has bee
teacher during the present term, close
for it's summer vacation tomorrow, FIR
day afternoon, with program prepare
by the scholars and their teacher. Th
efficient training the children of the Nc
Leod school have received during til
, term is testified to by the compllmer
, their teacher has frequently receive
both from visitors and the Co. Supt.