Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-02-24
Wheat Buyer Boyd was down from
Dresden on Monday.

Go to w. F. Winter for your loans ON
real estate. Rates and terms reasonable.
You can negotiate your farm loan 90
reasonable terms with Dickson 4
Dickson.
T. E. Burke spent part of the week
talking life insurance at the new towns
up the line.
II you want Graham -four and Wheat
germs-pure and unauthorized buy OF
H.. O. Riornern1. $3.50
Pat Kelly has been laid up for repairs
With slight touch of fever several days
but is reported improving. ...
Mrs. W. F. Gushing has been confined
to the house several days by illness dur
the past week but is convalescing.
Banker H. J. Haskamp Is expected mp
from Grand Forks his week to look over
his business interests at different points
in this county.
Il r. Mclaughlin and H. A. Mayo.
both of Walhalla, were visitors in the
city Saturday shaking hands with friends
and talking business.
Chas Stone, who has been connected
with the Boyd g. Davis store at Hannah,
is at present helping to look after trade
at the Headquarters.
John Loynes came down from Hannah
Monday for few days visit with his
mother. whose recent illness is causing
the family great anxiety.
T, B. Hankey and wife came down from
Hannah on Saturdays passenger and
completed deal for the purchase Of w.
H. Conn's hotel and grocery business.
No household ia complete without a
Gilbert clock. They have no superior
and few equals. For sale at McGruer's
drug store. Void, the jeweler, Ruaran-
tees all goods and repairs. %
JOS. Crawford intends opening flour
and feed store next spring and 10 closing
ont bis entire stock of general merchan-
disc at wholesale prices for cash. Now
is your opportunity to buy cheap.
Robt Meiklejohn and w. A. Laidlaw
we're guest of honor from Langdon at
the Scottish doinss at Hannah Oh Tues
DAY. They were accompanied by num-
her of other clansmen from this end of
the line.
Frank Brady started Monday, as prev
iously announced. for Alaska, where he
will Join the vast throng in the mad rush
for gold. Quite a number of friends
gathered at the depot to say good bye
and wish him luck
The two "Macs'' from Hannah-Dan
McGruer and Arch'd McCully-were
passengers south Tuesday enroute to
Fargo where they attend u S. court in
the capacity of witnesses on the Dawes
wheat case we understand.
Mrs. M. J. Crawford. sister of Mrs.
F. S. Smith, returned Tuesday to her
home in Chicago. During her stay of
several months in the city Mrs. Crawford
has cultivated wide circle of acqnaint
ances, all of whom greatly regret her
departure.
G.. A. Smith, the Osnabrock horse
dealer and etockman brought in a car
load of young farm horses on Saturday
nights freight. Charlie is hustler and
its even money he will dispose of 'em in
short order--and won't have to give
them away either.
His many friends in this county will
be panied to learn that Rev. L. H. Will.
hanson lies in very critical condition
1T his fathers home near Stilwell. Since
undergoing an operation some weeks
since he has gradually grown weaker
and the hope of his recovery is almost
abanGo ned
Charlie LaSore, the bantam weight
pugilist of local fame, is reported as hav-
ing opened up fine athletic hall at Graf
ton, fully equipped with trapeze, high
and low bar, rings, ladders and all COM
plete. Langdon sports feel relieved to
learn that LaSore has quit talking so
so much through his headgear:
Walter Lee, the pugllist of Walhalla,
states that ne does not consider the Item
that appeared in a late copy of the Han
nah Moon rs an acceptance of his chdl-
lenge AS given in these columns a
few weeks ago, it being unofficial. He
desires to say further that if Mr.. Chris
tian can arrange for purse, for a finish
contest, or for any stated number of
rounds he is ready to sign articles.
The club dance of last Thursday even :
ing 1T is understood was the last social
function under the clubs management
until their grand st Patrick's night ball
when Prof Frank Juliot, the popular
hurpist, who is whole band in himself
will be here with his orchestra and
furnish the music. This event winds up
the series of dances gotten up by the
Yonnp Mems Climb although. il is nn]er.