Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-04-28
was out on his Osnabrock

George Gardner is moving into the
Fleming residence on Fifth street, which
he purchased early this spring.
Geo. Plain was one of the out of town
visitors who found shelter from Tues
days dust storm at the Columbia.
Mrs. j. @. Cramond spent portion OF
last week visiting Grand Forks acquaint-
ances returning to the city Saturday.
Miss Ella Gogin returned Saturday
from her Grand Forks county school to
spend the summer vacation with Langdon
friends.
Mike O'Hara, tho machine collector
from Park River, has been looking after
business at this end of the line for few
days this week.
Our Stallion Service book for 1898 is
revised and improved. Many new fea-
lures not contained in previous editions.
Call and examine sample copy.
Rev Brown and wife are down from
Hannah for a few days occupying the M.
E. parsonage during the absence Of the
Beer family at the annual conference.
Bicycle riding on the sidewalks is
strictly forbidden by the city authorities.
Chief of Police McDermott has notices
posted warning the wheel riders of the
penalty for violating the ordinance.
VIM. Delvo, resident of Billings and
brother of the unfortunate victim of
Saturdays fatal confagration near Easily,
buried his eight month old son at the
Catholic cemetary in this city Monday.
"The first in the field and the last to
leave it," We have the popular price
line of wheels, first last and always. We
have four lines to choose from and every
wheel in guaranteed. H. D. ALERT & Co.
The family of Mr.. BelleAeur arrived in
Walhalla on Mondays tram from their
former home at Muskegon, Michigan,a land
will stop with H .nry Porter's family in
Fremont, until arrangements can be
made for home.
Losr.-About two week ago, either in
Langdon, or on the road that leads
to Stilwell, gents coon gauntlet mitt,
wambat lined with leather hand. Finder
will please return to J. H. Williamson,
or leave at this office.
A party composed of Misses Kate
Burke, Agnes Jennings and Messrs Geo.
Jennings and Angus Rushford were here
last week from Cavalier. The ladies of
the party making visit to their
homesteads in this county.
Robt Fleming and family moved out
to their farm residence at Dresden this
week, where Bob will divide his time
between talking politics and raising
wheat. This fall he will open up the
Independent elevator there.
J.R Mears the republican standard
bearer from Milton visited the city yes
terday. He has not as yet decided
whether to run for Office or go to war this
year, but is good enough for either. His
friends all think so and there's whole
lot OF 'em.
Reiber & Lean the painters, have a
seasonable advertisement in this issue.
The past week they have completed the
decoration of several residences and at
present are putting the finishing touches
to handsome sign on the exterior of H
D. Parsons grocery store.
A writer from Daniels, over the nom de
plume of ''Pat," gets back in good shape
at the "Rock Lake Lad'' in a lengthy
communication received this week. One
reason of its not being published is lack
of space, and then again it's little hit
"rocky." Both sides have had their say
and now is good time to call it a draw.
Samuel I. Osmond, who was in Lang.
don few weeks ago soliciting members
for the A o. U, w. and who was in this
state simply for the purpose of securing
divorce from his wife Margaretha Os.
mond, has lost his case. The judge OF
the district court at Jamestown denied
his application for divorce and gave the
wife judgment for costs.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Geroux and family OF
Crookston, Mlpn., were in the city Satur.
day on their way to Olga, where Mr..
Geroux went to negotiate for the pur
chase OF j. B. Chale's general merchan.
disc business. He has for sixteen years
past been resident of Crookston and
most of the time prominently identified
with the business interests there
Whether a deal was closed has not as
yet been learned.
Forty three families of German settlers
from Stearns county, Mimi, arrived
Thursday of last week at Bisbee, the
majority of them settling in the extreme
southwestern portion of Cavalier, though
for the present their market town viii
be at Bisbee, across the county line. The,
have all been induced to COME here
through the efforts of their neighbor anG