Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-04

at B. Erickson's land Office.
Get prices on binding Irvine Of
Mercer, the Hardware Man.
John Trotter, the Osnabrock merchant
was among the guests at the Columbia
last Sunday. ...
John McGregor, one of the prominent
farmers from the Mazda settlement was
caller Monday. ,
Last Sunday, new members we're re-
ceived at both the Methodist and Bap-
fist churches in this city.
For SA1E-A choice quarter section of
land, six miles south Of Langdon For
particulars see Thos. Barry.
Mrs. Brown, mother of Mrs. Sheppard
spent the week in the city returning to
her home at Park River yesterday.
Mrs. w. B. Dickson and children took
Friday 3 tram for couple of weeks stay
with relatives of the family at Cavalier.
Francis w. Roth, new conner from
Indiana, filed on homestead, twenty
three miles south west OF Langdon yes
terday.
F. King returned Monday with his
wife and family to Hannah, having spent
pleasant week rusticating on the Grler
son farm.
The second quarterly statement of the
Dresden State Bank is published this
week. No comment is needed on tho
good showing made.
W. e. Andrews, the veteran salesman
of print paper, was here Monday to sell a
fall stock of stationery to Langdon's
three newspaper shops.
Fred w. Mclean placed a domicile of
the plans and specifications prescribed
by Uncle Sam on his homestead within
a mile of Langdon this week.
Al. Perry and Tom Pierce, the jolly
twain of grain buyers we're among the
score or more of visitors that registered
at Camp Langdon last Sunday.
A. French and wife we're in the city
Sunday on their way homo to Cavalier
from the western side of the county
where Mr.. French has considerable land.
Buy your binding Irvine of D. H. Nc
MILAN. He is prepared to meet the
prices of T. M. Roberts, Montgomery,
Ward & Co., or any eastern supply house
for cash.
Arch'd Robertson, brother of Rev. T.
H. Robertson, went to Hannah yesterday
having accepted position as book keep
er with the Langdon Implement Co., at
that place.
Contractor Loynes finishes work on
three new residences in Langdon this
week. The trio of happy possessors are
States Attorney Dickson, b. A. Mckay
and H. E. Birtch.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Fuller of Grafton
we're among those who registered at
the Columbia last Sunday. 1t is under
stood they will locate on government
lands in this county.
w. j. Mooney expects next week to
make a round Of enjoyable visits among
old friends in Walsh and Pembina coun-
ties 1t is likely that his sister, Miss
Annie Mooney, will 60 along.
NC Mcdonald came in on his wheel
Saturday evening from Hannah. Neil Is
now reckoned among the best long dis
lance riders in the county and withal a
young educator OF rising popularity.
Jake Bisenlus is happy now that the
work on his handsome new eight-room
farm home is completed. Another thing
that makes him feel good is he has big
crop this year-and don't care who knows
it.
W. A. Monroe returned Monday from
long collection tour for the Champion
folks and will make this place his head
quarters until after harvest. In the
meantime getting better acquainted with
his Iamlly.
Miss Connolly, relative of the Nc.
Neill family is enjoying summer vaca-
ton at their spacious farm home east Of
town. She is we'll known primary in
structress in one of the leading schools
! in Southern Kansas.
E. w. Gerkie will shortly introduce a
| new brand of cigars that should prove
trade winner. They will be made Of the
best quality of Havana tobacco-and if 3
patriotic name helps any-hls Cuban
Pluck" ten cent smokes, ought to prove
the "whole thing.
Yesterday afternoon and evening, Mrs.
Mary Bothroyd- Calderwood addressed
the ladies of Langdon on the work being
done at the Florence Cuttenden home at
Fargo in behalf of fallen women. The
meetings were held in the parlors of the
Presbyteri church.
The quartette of Langdon boys, r. T.
Burke, Jno. Sheehan. O. E. Thompson