Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-06-09

Vegetables and fruits received daily at
I Parsons.
"A. N. Currie returned Monday from
his business trip to Fargo.
Thos Tough is laying new sidewalk
along the front Of his livery stable this
week.
Rob't. Scott hauled out the lumber
this week for an immense barn on his
farm at Mona.
Buy your lumber and hardware Of III.
J. Haskamp, Dresden, N. D. Full stock
always on hand
A. l. Bradley is further improving his
property by having stone foundation
put under his house.
| Everyone is getting action on the big
Fourth of July celebration, which will
be good thing. You bet.
Postmaster McHugh left Monday for
a trip through Walsh county to see after
farming interests down that way.
The leasing of state and school lands
for cutting hay takes place at the court
house Saturday, beginning at 10 a. m.
J.C. CramoDd left yesterday for brief
trip to Yorkville, Mich, to see how bust
ness was opening up at his summer re-
sort there.
Prof. Sheehan will spend most of sum-
mer vacation in Co. Sup't Fox Office
aiding in compiling the statistics Of the
closing school year.
| A. n. Koehmstedt was down from
Wales on Tuesday and says he is doing a
rafting business in his new store, which
fopened up only last week.
I Miss Della Underwood, the little eight
gear old daughter Of Mrs. A. I. Wesley,
left yesterday afternoon for Sioux City,
iowa. She is making the journey alone.
i A full line of plaster Of Paris, Bakers
wall plaster, Portland and Milwaukee
cement, Kelley Island lime and Adament
for sale by H. j. Haskamp, Dresden, N.
Dakota
Banker Mooney sold another fine quar-
ter section of land this week. The price
was $1.75O and it lies one mile and half
west of town. jos McAllister is the pos.
SCISSOR of this big bargain.
Miss Edna Farrell returned Saturday
after months absence. While away
she visited with her brother Prof. Farrell
of Grand Forks, also among old friends
at her former home in Cresco, Iowa.
H. A. Fisher expects to leave shortly
for Minneapolis where he will join bis
wife in summer visit to the Pacific coast
returning here in August to buy dollar
wheat for the st Anthony & Dakota ele
water.
The new school house. IN Dist No. Of
, Perry township was completed this week
and will be opened for the summer term
July LIST. 1t is likely to be known as the
Vessey school, being situated at A. 1
J Vessey's place.
l T. E. Burke is CONTEMPLATING himself
on being one of the warmest insurance
men that ever struck Langdon. Last
week he wrote up two $4,000 policies ir
the Northwestern. Ifyou don't believe il
why, ''Talk with Burke
George Plain, the veteran machine
. man from Milton, who has displacement
J. of 220 pounds, as we'll az more friends
than any other two fellows on the road
was here Monday and promises to b.
back again for the circus.
: During the past week, work on the
3 track and race grounds has gone OF
apace. Subscriptions to the amount o
$500 was raised Friday and arrangement
, are being made to give all who spend thu
Fourth here an around good time.
r. E. Truax is home again after an alb
! sence Of nearly year. He comes from
, Galesville, Wis, where he was engaged
D IN the art preservative, but has lately
: spent some time in Chicago as we'll a
visiting relatives way down in old Ten
. nessee.
q Senator Chas. Plain drove up from Mil
' ton last Friday and spent a few hours il
: town among friends Everyone is feeling
}. so good over the good crops of all kind
of grain that business bids fair to oyer
!. grow the talk of political aspirants, &C
. cording to the Senator's views.
Il The McNeill boys, who number among
Loan townships most substantial farm
: ers started five teams at work this weel
breaking up the tree claim of Jas. Nc
Neill, north of Dresden. It is one of tn
. finest quarter sections in that locality
= avorv aero hainp fit for cultivation