Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-02-10

Erickson.
For qualified veterinary surgeon call
DR.. Sheppard.
When you need any job printing call
on the DEMOCRAT.
W. 4. Winter has plenty Of cheap
money for farm loans.
Mrs. w. B Dickson has been quite Ill
the past week but is now recovering.
No assessment fol February makes the
Woodmen feel they have a good thing.
Quintin M. Blair drove in from Mazda
and was calling on his Langdon friends
Tuesday.
Drayman Eugene Pennock spent Sum
day with his family on the farm out
near Rush Lake.
D. Mcintyre made trip through the
western part of the county last week
buying cattle for M. l.. Sullivan.
The Langdon Implement Co.'S, new
machinery warehouse and Office 10 nearly
finished and will be credit to the town.
Try sack of Chilly of the Valleys
-four. Sold only by II. o. Bjorperud
and guaranteed to be the best on the
market.
w. F. Winter was up the line at Dres-
den on Tuesday looking after his town.
site interests His SOD, Morris, accom-
panied him.
T. E Burke was down the line at Mil
ton and Osnabrock q day or two this
week hustling insurance for the North
western Mutual.
J. j. Mahoney, president and general
manager OF the Langdon Implement Co.,
returned Mond " from his business trip
to the Twin Cities
George Nulph and party of six
others drove down to Crystal this week
for few days visit at Tom Browns
hostelry, Hotel Gillespie.
Mrs. L. R. Kelly and baby returned
Monday to their home at Milton after a
few days pleasant visit at the home of
Mrs. j. B. Boyd in this city.
When last heard from H. d. ALERT was
visiting whole lot of old friends at Ber-
lin Ont.,. 1t is not expected that he
will reach home before March 1st.
Robt. Beard is enjoying his winter
trip to Colorado and writes that he is
gaining in health and strength daily,
hoping to return home in another month.
The Catholic Order of Foresters insti-
tute court of that order at Mt. Carmel.
Officers will be installed at about the
same time the Langdon Foresters com.
mence work.
W.T.. Winter is now the Cavalier
county representative for the Fargo
Loan Agency-an institution that has
dong business in this part of of the state
for many years.
| 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.
George Gardner has purchased the
Fleming residence on Fifth street, but
will not move in until about May LIST,
when Mr. Fleming and family move out
on their farm at Dresden.
Rev. D. j. Sykes, and wife of Milton,
are at Winnipeg this week. The re-.
verend gentleman uudergoes an opera
ton which it is hoped will alleviate lis
sufferings of several months past
! Jacob roews, who lives ten and one
half miles west of town has fine line of
cottonwood, box elder, honey locust and
red cllrrant trees of different sizes.
Prices and particular given onapplication.
It is reported that at least two hum
dred from ,Pembina county will make
the pilgrimage to Alaska in search of the
yellow stuff. Jack Mclean, a younger
brother of Attorney Fred Mclean, of
this city, being among the number.
| Stage Driver JAS. Carson still carries
mail on the north route as far as BAG. 1t
is thought, however, that the post offices
OF Mazda, BAG and Ambro will shortly be
discontinued as patrons at these points
will eventually get their mail at one or
the other of the new railroad towns along
| tho ayt anciOn
An exceptionally small number turned
out Tuesday evening to the concert
given by Alex. Bull, the talented son OF
Ole Bull, the greatest violin virtuoso, the
the world has known. Less than fifty
we're at the Donovan Hall to hear him
The program rendered, however, was far
superior to anything of the kind ever
heard here before.
Monday evening another of those plea.
SAINT social time was had at the home OF
the McNeill's near Olga. A big sleigh
load went out from Lanqdon and were
met there by others from Olga aud Wal
halla, among the latter being "Billy' Nc.