Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-02-03
WANTED-New Subscribers.

WANTED-New Subscribers.
Get your leagal blanks at this office.
Robert Griffith was an Osnabrock visi-
tor between trains Saturday.
Make or renew your farm loan with
w. F. Winter. He can save you money.
\ CT. Charter was confined to his room
several days the later part of last week,
but is now better
You can negotiate your farm loan on
reasonable terms with Dickson e.
Dickson.
Jas Fl. Reynolds, otherwise known as
''Roots and Herbs," was here calling on
his friends in the drug trade Friday.
Try sack of "Lilly of the Valleys
-four. Sold only by H. O. Bjornerud
and guaranteed to be the best on the
market.
J. X. Hamilton is up and around after
a long, hard sejge of fever sickness. 1t
went through the entire family, but all
Pat. McHugh is laid up with all attack
Of his old rheumatic troubles at st. Paul,
but hopes to be enabled to continue his
trip east in a few days.
j. B. Beauchamp was visitor from
Olga on Tuesday and reports arrange
ments about completed for the removal
of his cheese factory plant to Milton.
Any person desiring to make farm
loan on the Board of University and
School Lands may secure preliminary
blank applications by calling upon
Attorney J. G. Monnett
Henry Baker left yesterday afternoon
for short vacation with his folks over at
Devils Lake. He expects to return in
about two weeks and resume his duties
in the First National bank,
Jos. Crawford intends opening flour
and feed store next spring and IS closing
out his entire stock of general merchan-
disc at wholesale prices for cash. Now
is your opportunity to buy cheap.
Presbyterian services will be conducted
pext Sunday by Rev. Thos. Dougan as
follows: At the Falconer school house
at 1880 a. m.; at McLean's school house
at p. m. and in the evening at 1880 at
the Presbyterian church in this city.
Eph Marriott is now sole proprietor of
the Langdon restaurant on Third Street
having last week purchased the interest
of his brother, Oliver, who will in COM
pany with Mrs. Marriott spend a few
weeks in travel and then settle down on
the farm.
A. L. Bradley returned Tuesday from
the Twin Cities where he spent several
days in company with j. j. Mahoney
establishing agencies with leading farm
implement firms for the Langdon Imple-
ment Co. Mr.. Mahoney is expected to
return today.
Last Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mr.. Henry Ruth, of Stilwell, the Rev.
L. H. Robertson tied the matrimonial
knot uniting the future of Mr.. Isaiah M.
Eby and Miss Lena Ruth. The bride
has for number of years been one this
countys successful lady teachers. They
will make their home on Mr. Eby's farm
in that locality.
: On Monday the Langdon Implement
Co., broke ground for the foundation of
their office and farm machinery ware
house on the corner of Fourth and Oak
street, opposite the City Hall. This is
the first move in the building season Of
'9S and may be taken as an indication of
how much can be accomplished with
such an early start.
Episcopal services we're conducted last
Friday evening ty the Ven. L. II. M.
Villiers Appleby, Archdeacon of Mime
sofa. at the NJ. E. church. The reverend
eentleman's visit here was made largely
at the direction of Bishop Morrison, with
view to establishing mission at this
place Jointly with Milton and Park River
and which in all probability will be ac-
complished this summer.
Frank j. Stable, one of the old timers
here, who after making his pile IN Lang
don moved down to Park River, has like
most Others decided that there's no place
like the old town and has decided to re-
establish himself here in the general
mercantile business at the same old
stand Frank tells us he will open up
March let with full line of goods new
and fresh. His reputation rs mer-
chant is as an open book to the peopl.
here for miles arounds --suffice to say we
hope and believe he will easily regain his
old line of patronage--and we hope add
largely thereto.