Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-09-08

Final proof loans can be obtained. from
b. Erickson.
Fred w. Mclean was in Hannah
Tuesday ON land business.
L. r. Kelly was here from Milton last
Friday visiting Langdon friends.
Jno r. Power will represent Mccarthy
& Co. on the local grain market this fall,
Attorney ]. H. Mccullough was here
from Milton Tuesday on real estate bust
ness.
Nick. Hayes, of the Citizens bank
spent Sunday in that new shack on his
farm south west of town.
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.
Jos. La Porte came up from Larimore
and spent few days with his old friends,
Judge Dorval and George Barcelo.
VIM. Dunlap was III the city Monday
from Dresden. He has not yet concluded
to dispose of his general store there
George Plain, the wide awake hustler
of the Advance threshers is here this
week transferring new rigs to their
owners.
George Gardner: Yes, bought some
new wheat last week. At least it was
new to me, but had been in the granary
| since last season.
George Welsh, who has been laid up
with broken leg, the result of an acct
dent some weeks ago, was out for the
first time Monday.
Harry Robinson came home from Mimic
on Friday, where he says threshing had
to be postponed for week owing to the
recent heavy rains
Gregory Kuneman arrived on Fridays
train from M;ldmay, Ont, and will spend
few weeks with old acquaintance in
the Mt. Carmel settlement.
S. F. Knight struck down this week
representing the Fargo branch of the
Tribune Printing Co., of Minneapolis,
which he alleges is on the square.
Hon. r. w. Mclean was at Manltou
last week, enjoying the opening of the
hunting season IN Manitoba, and return
ing Saturday with another chicken dog.
Tony Kiefer is back from Mildmay,
Ont, arriving in the city Friday. It
will be remembered that two years ago
he occupied clerkship in A. Schulke's
store.
Henry Ohlheieer and wife, cousins of
Peter Zettel, the Mt. Carmel store keep
er, took Fridays train for their home at
Formosa Ont, having spent a few weeks
among many old friends in this county.
W. A. Ferguson, who merges into the
confectionery and restaurant business
with our old townsman, "Billy" Taylor,
returned this week with his family by
way of Hannah, having come by the G.
P r. from Ontario.
Attorney A. B. Lee, the Fargo lawyer
who handled the defense in the
Dawes case, is reported to have taken
up the case of Harry Ferguson, which
comes up for trial here at the fall term
of court next November.
J. G.. Dawes, who it will be renem.
bered, used to buy wheat at Hannah two
years ago and beat John Montgomery,
Rush Lake farmer out of $3.50, is now
soliciting shipments at Valley City and
points along the jamestown e Northern
and the 500.
George Charrler, one of the Langdon
contingent Of the North Dakota rough
riders, is visiting his sister and brother
at McCanna while being nursed back to
health from his attack of maarial fever.
lie may come up here next week but will
not have strength enough to work for
some time yet
Beer Bierwagon and De La Bere--
what team to run a brewery! But 1t is
not to be. Beer breaches Gods word at
Langdon, the Rev. Bierwagon is leading
the people of Dresden to the throne of
grace and De La Bere writes church
notes and prohibition editorials for this
great religious weekly.-The Sheldon
Progress.
It is quite likely that V. Voll will put
new steam apparatus in his laundry on
Fourth street this fall. Since taking
charge of the business year ago. the
amount of work done each week has IL
creased to such ali extent that the time
has come when he will have to call in the
aid of steam to do the work. The laun-
dry has an excellent reputation for the
class of work it turns out and we are
glad to note Mr.. Volts success.
H. D. Hellenbeck, blind artist, gave
All entertainment in the Methodist church