Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-04-28

Feed and seed oats for sale. For price
and terms apply to M. T. Sullivan.
Go to w. F. Winter for your loans on
real estate. Rates and terms reasonable
Go Supt. Fox reports that almost all
Of the county schools are now open for
the summer term.
DR.. Jas. Semple was at Milton on Fri.
day in consultation with DR.. Mcqueen in a
case of appendicitis.
G w. Webster, representing the
American Type Founders Co., was in
city Friday taking orders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Heating started in
housekeeping this week in the DeBure
residence on Fourth street.
A. s. Elford came up from Grand
Forks last week and stirred up interest
locally in life assurances circles.
Mrs. W. F. Kessler arrived hons
Saturday from months visit at Daven.
port, Ia., the home of her parents.
Miss Mabel Gogin, Of Berlin, Wis, the
youngest sister of Mrs J. B. Boyd, arrived
in the city Friday for months visit.
Mrs. T. E. Burke return home from
An extended visit of several weeks
with friends at Devils Lake last Satur-
day.
Eugene Chase announces that bis
crop is all in and he expects to move bis
family from the Wang homestead back
into town next week.
Jos. Wegley took Mondays train for
the west to purchase more horses for the
local market. His return will be an
nouDced in this paper.
w. H. Randall, one of the old standbys
from Hamilton drove up on Monday in
company with Jas. McCabe, of Glaston.
Both are we'll known by many of our
best citizens.
A bright little boy baby came to the
handsome farm home of Peter Wild near
Osnabrock on Tuesday of last week All
concerned are doing nicely and ''Pete" is
happier than ever.
This week workmen have been engaged
in renovating the Office of the Palace
hotel with plaster, paper and paint. This
81 only one of the many Improvements
that Landlord Wakeford is adding to his
new hotel.
Miss Anna West, a teacher of the
public schools at Crystal, was visitor
on Saturday and filed on a quarter
section of Cavalier county land, upon
which she purposes spending Der sum
mer vacation.
DR.. Scott came up from Crystal Friday
to join in the rush for western Cavalier
comfy land. There won't. be foot of
government land vacant here next fall
and our neighbors from Pembina seem
to appreciate the fact.
Postmaster McHugh has distributed
a large number of packages of govern
ment garden seeds through his Office this
week. They are sent from Washington
by Senator Hansborough with COM
pliments to his constituents here.
Services at the M. E. church on Sun
day evening were unusually interesting
and largely attended, 1t being the last
Sunday Of the conference year. The
people Of Langdon will be glad to learn
that there is every probability of Rev.
Beer being returned to this charge for
another year.
Between s40o and $500 was raised by
subscription last week III our neighbor-
ing town of Dresden towards the cree
ton of Catholic church there this
summer. Similar steps are being taken
at Osnabrock and it is understood that a
German priest will have charge of these
two new parishes.
Tom Brown, who is considerable of a
stranger in these parts nowadays came
up from Crystal last Sunday with
"Chub" Marble, both of whom made a
homestead fling while here. Tom is
still IN the hotel business at Crystal, but
likes to make an occasional visit here to
talk over old times with the boys.
Miss Marie Aslaksen, one of Millions
talented young ladies held the lead all
this week among the out of town COM
petitors in the Grand Forks Herald con-
test for the free trip to the Trans Missi-
ssippi Exposition, to be held at Omaha
in June. The voting to show which
young lady in the state has the greatest
popularity, began ten days ago and is
creating much interest.
New interest is being awakened this
spring IN the Masonic cenietary, which
lies half mile east of the city. The
grounds are being raked over and clean
ed up this week and the newly made
graves will be sodded and the entire