Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-09-01

Final proof loans can be obtained from
B. Erickson.
Fred w. Mclean was in Hannah
Tuesday ON land business.
Jas. Fleming, the Osnabrock NJ. D.,
was county scat visitor Friday.
o. j. Menes, the Milton merchant, was
renewing acquaintapces in the city Fri
day.
Miss frankie Sims, of Osnabrock,
visited her numerous friends here several
days last week.
Miss Louis Boyd returned home Fri
day from weeks visit with Mrs. L. R.
Kelly, at Milton.
Dentist Smiths little baby had a
serious time of it several days last week,
but is now out of danger.
For SA1E-A choice quarter section of
land, six miles south Of Langdon. For
particulars see Thos. Barry.
Have an artistic view taken of your
home before the leaves fall by Langdon's
new photographer, Tom Smith.
W. G. Lyons was down from Hannah
yesterday in consultation with his law
partner, Attorney H. B. Doughty.
Attorney Monnet disposed of his resi-
dence property at Bathgate while down
there last week. Consideration $3.50.
Robert Fleming attended the meeting
of the Observation-Disclosures state cam
paigners at Fargo, returning yesterday.
Miss jackson returned on Fridays
train from two weeks stay at Grand
Forks, where she attended the summer
school.
Judge Dorvaps daughter, Miss Alberta,
is spending the week at Olga, the guest
of Miss Clarinda Marien, neice of Rev.
Bachand.
Tom Barry, who has been connected
with the dray business here for over
three years leaves next week for the
Pacific coast.
NJ. II. Murphy made business trip
up the line Saturday, looking over the
Dunlap store at Dresden with view to
purchasing later.
For SALE.-A secondhand Advance
separator in good condition. Apply to
Peter Zettel, of Mt Carmel, or F. W.
Mclean at Langdon.
Mike O'Hara was here from Park
River few days last week taking hand
in the collection of machinery paper
for the Plano harvesting folks.
&c. Stable is spending /. couple OF
weeks with Twin City friends, buying a
stock of bargains for the fall trade and
enjoying few days fishing at the lakes.
The house owned by F. E. B. Mercer
on the corner of Spruce and Fourth
streets is having stone foundation
placed underneath. An addition 14x24
will also be built.
S. G. Theis, the wide-awake representa-
tive of the Fargo Record returned Mon
day and is busy compiling matter for the
write-up of this county which will appear
in the September number.
Miss Schneider left this week for st.
Paul, where she will buy fall and win
ter millinery. On returning, a grand
opening will occur in the Reiber build
ing, one door south of Elford's store.
George Barlow was down from Han
nan on Monday. He says the hail Of
last Saturday night did not touch his
Grey township farm, although it CON-
pletely cleaned out his next neighbor.
T. B. Hankey is in St. Paul this week
| leaving here Saturday in charge of car
of stock for M. L. Sullivan. He intends
while there to consult specialist rela.
tive to his hearing which has lately
caused him considerable concern.
Robt. Stephens has twenty head OF
horses in the Russell barn, at the rear Of
the Columbia Hotel, which he advertises
will be sold next Saturday afternoon
They weigh from 900 to 1900 pounds and
are in fine condition. Sale at two o'clock
in the afternoon.
Mrs. Afford left on Tuesday after.
moons train for her home in Chicago
having spent an enjoyable two weeks
visit at the home of her brother, H. D
Parsons in this city. Mrs. Afford has
partly decided to purchase city property
here, in which case she will erect several
tenement houses.
The handsome residence north of the
Catholic church, built by the congrega
ton for their pastor, is fast nearing com
pletion and when finished will add ma
terlally to the appearance of that part o
the city. Its cost when ready for occu
pancy will be in the neighborhood o
$4,000. 1t will be modern in all it,
appointments.
Mrs. Cora Ross. Clark was Walhalls
visitor day or two this week, while Their.