Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-06-23

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Two five room houses to rent-Dr.
Donovan. ..
Forty-nine pounds of rye -four for 81 Is
at Parsons.
A car load of bran and shorts just re-
ceived at Parsons
Now is the time to get your Fourth Of
July job work done.
Nlnety-eight pounds of bolted corn
meal for $500 at Parsons.
Final proof and general land business
at B. Erickson's land Office.
The troops at Camp Merritt are sleep
ing on sand. No feather beds.
W. T. Reilly, the Milton hotelman was
among the busy ones from down the line
on Tuesday.
Money to loan on good chattel &C.
curity. Call at the Bank of Dresden,
Dresden, N. D.
Misses Schneider & Wild announce a
special sale of millinery goods from now
until July 4th.
T. E. Pierce and wife drove over to
Lakota last week for months visit with
the folks at home.
Dick Burke received another fine tan
dem bike this week, for rent by the
bachelor school marms.
Yesterdays prices for wheat was SO
cents, the market going up 10 cents since
the previous days closing.
Come in and see our fine line of rock
ing chairs. The most comfortable you
ever sat in. At A. F. Gardner & Co.'S.
Mrs. F. S. Smith visited Osnabrock
last Thursday and participated in the
concert given there by Mrs. D. ]. Sykes.
The funny man of the Grafton Record
says: 1.-THE post-ofice question at Mt Car
mel, N. D., has been settled. Peter Zet-
tel got it." =,
Buy the Monitor stubble and breaking
plows. Nothing better was ever made:
A big stock on hand at Hasksmp's ma
chinery depot at Dresden.
Rev. Robertson was away part OF last
week attending the annual meeting Of
the Red River Valley Baptist Associa-
ton, which met at Crystal.
Dan Meehan, the genial "Senator
from Cork" is head care taker and general
factotum of the institute and it's. charm
ing aggregation of pretty school marms.
G. B. Mcmillan was among those down
from Hannah the first of the week to
attend the adjourned term of court that
took further adjournment until July
9TH.
When you start to furnish your home
you can save money by calling and look
ing over the complete and extensive stock
carried at A. F. Garner & Co.'S store
before purchasing.
Dickson & Dickson have moved theil
l law 0lklC06 W llOl0 COulAAOAAOuo NuoA oOAs
one door south. Their old location il
now occupied by VIM. Uglow, specia
agent of the Mutual Reserve.
i Chief Police McDermott is in his glory
this week sporting handsome new uni
form of military blue with brass buttons
Even the school marms pass the rest
the boys up when he's in sight.
Miss Ella Stout, one OF the best know
lady teachers of the Fargo schools arrived
Monday to assist in the institute worl
! this week. At it's conclusion she leave
} for New York city to spend her vacation
WI. Mooney tells the DEMOCRAT tina
} real estate has been moving fine thi
spring and that the sale Of city lots show
l there is more money in the country a
: the present time than you would thin
} to hear some people talk.
> Attorney B. Erickson, who enjoys a
excellent law practice next door to til
DEMOCRAT office, is feeling extra goo
u this week, not altogether because til
o circus has struck town SO much as frol
S the fact that he has added over SEC
Il worth of books to his library Of legal lol
during the present week.
If you want genuine solid comfort 20
- should buy one of those fine couches {
8 A. T.. Gardner & Co.'S store.
n Forty.nine pounds of bolted corn mel
for $1.OO at Parsons.