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

For q qualified veterinary surgeon call
DR.. Sheppard.
George Barcelo spent Sunday with
friends at Olga and Walhalla.
Farmers get onto d. H. McMillan's
machinery ad on the fourth page.
= Go to w. F. Winter for your loans on
real estate. Rates and terms reasonable.
You can negotiate your farm loan on
reasonable terms with Dickson g.
Dickson.
Count DeLorimier, the Partisan travel
ing salesman, made the round of Lang
don merchants Tuesday.
The party that lost bunch of keys.
with chain attached can have same by
applying to Rev. N. A. E. Pouliot.
Mr. Meikle1ohn, ST., is able to be out
and around again after several weeks
confinement indoors by ill health.
Buyers of general merchandise will
find it to their own interest to look over
Schulke & Moore new change of ad.
Veterinary J. F. Sheppard left Tues
day tfor Fargo to attend meeting of
the examining board of the state "vets."
Catholic services will be conducted at
Mt. Carmel next Sunday by Rev. Fir
Pouliot at the usual hour in the fore
noon.
E. Moore is receiving visit from his
mother, of Chatham Ont, who will spend
the summer here and with friends at
Mimic.
Orange Wright, who handles the farm
land sales of E. J. Lander, the real es-
tate broker at Grand Forks was doing
little business here Tuesday
Louis Lariviere, upwards eighty years
old and patriarch of the Olga settle
ment, left yesterday for trip to Harlan,
Mont, where he visits his son.
j. McPhail is enlarging his implement
ware house with a new addition this
week to take care of the volume of new
business that's coming his way.
Dave Falls hopes to gain health and
strength in the open air this summer
and will look after his farm near Milton.
His father and mother come up from
Crystal to keep house for him.
Attorney Monnett received word
yesterday from the supreme court that
his appeal in the Kirschner divorce case
had been granted, giving his client Mrs.
Kirschner the verdict set aside by the
lower court.
The McKechnie boys, Neil and Dan,
welcomed their brothers, Peter and John,
last week. They come out from the old
home at Priceville, Ont, with five car
loads of farm stock and machinery to
take up wheat growing homssteads in
this county which from now on will be
their home and abiding place.
The Baptist denomination will hold
services during tue summer months as
follows: Langdon, every Sunday even
ing at eight o'clock. Elkwood and Rosa
Lade alternately as follows: Elkwood
on April Bird at 2:45 p. m. and Rosa Lake
on April 10th at Hoo NJ, etc. Ser
vices conducted by Pastor Robertson.
*. Belleheur, for some months past
engaged in organizing courts of the Ca
tholic Order of Foresters in this state
will locate permanently at Elm Point, in
this county, where he has bought out the
blacksmith shop of Leon LeJune. Mr.
Bellefeur is cousin Of Judge Dorval
and comes here from Muskegon, Mich.
Another Mt. Carmel wedding which
took place Tuesday is understood to
have brought about a change in life in
our old time bachelor acquaintance
Andrew Fornwald, who was united by
Rev. Pouliot at the Catholic church.
The bride, Miss Lobsinger, is recent
arrival from Carlsruhe, Ont, and we
predict will bring much sunshine into
the life Of such an inveterate old
bachelor
G. A. Smith, the we'll known cattle
king down at Osnabrock, is surprising
his friends these days by the way in
which he is investing in town property
During the past week he invested in thlr'
teen town lots at that place, besides g
tract of land on the south side of the
track, consisting of thirty acres, and will
open up meat market, feed and livery
barn and dray line just as soon as the ne.
cessary buildings can be completed. A
hustler like Charley is bound to make it
a winner in this year of progression down
the line at Osnabrock.
i We are pleased to learn through the
columns of the Bruessls Ont.) Post, that
R. M. Dickson, a brother of States At
torney w. B. Dickson and Jas. Dickson
of this city, has recently been admitted
to the practices of law in the courts Of
Michigan. There was considerable con-