Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25
Farm loans at B. Ericksons.

Farm loans at B. Ericksons.
Go to F. ". Mclean for final proofs
and general land business.
Veterinary Sheppard is making round
of professional calls at Hannah to-day.
Fred. Wilson, the druggist and social
favorite at Rush Lake spent Sunday in
town with friends.
Judge Dorval and family drove over to
Walhalla last week for brief outing,
returning home Sunday.
Painter Reiber is putting the finishing
touches on the interior improvements OF
the school house this week.
Butcher Ramage shipped a car Of fat
cattle to the st. Paul stock yards last
week, with Dave Milne in charge.
Langdon's w. G. T. U. ladies are pre-
pairing for big time at their state con-
ventlon at Park River next month.
VIM. Burkitt was visitor from the
north Saturday and reports everything
we'll along the banks of the Pembina.
Miss Emma G. Morgan arrived from
Devils Lake on Monday for months
visit with her sister, Mrs. Frank 3. B.
Mercer.
II. D. Parsons unloaded another car Of
flour and feed at his store this week.
This makes four cars he has handled
this summer.
E. G. Dedriclz, the corner hardware
dealer has new change of ad this week
that 1t will pay the head of every house
hold to look over.
Prof. A. A. Lyden, the republican can
didate for superintendent of schools, was
up the line from Osnabrock last Satur-
day making his little bow
E. J. Evans moves into town from the
farm again next week for the winter and
it is reported will again take hold of the
dray line business about Sept. LIST.
w. A. Laidlaw is looking forward to
the return of his wife and family next
week from Davenport, Ia, where they
have spent greater part of the summer
Among the little folks holidaying al
Milton this week were Mr.. and Mrs. Jno
Mahon's daughter Belle, and Oracle, the
daughter of Mr.. ard Mrs. j. B. Robinson
of Bathgate.
W. Mooney, j. B. Boyd and H. D
ALERT we're out Saturday showing
amateurs how to hunt. They are joint
owners of new thoroughbred pointer
supposed to be the best III the state.
| A force of Ct. Northern surveyors
| came in on Tuesdays train and are max.
ing this city their headquarters while
laying out lines for the placing of new
iron tubular culverts along this branch
| John Atchison, nephew of Jas. Walk
or returned with the latter from Ontario
last week and will remain the balance O
the season. He may possibly be induced
to make his abiding place in Cavalier
county.
Dave Milne wheeled in from his county
school Friday and is planning to follow
a course Of study at the state universit.
this winter. He may visit the Minnesota
state fair by way of recreation befor'
starting in on his heavy grind.
Fred A. Wilson, the Wales druggist, lef
on to-day's train for Grand Harbo
where in company with DR.. Semple, o
this city he is interested in new drug
store which is to be opened about Sep
TENDER LIST. Druggist Wilson will still
maintain his connection with the store O
Abbott & Co., at Wales.
e. A. McCay returned Saturday from
LIE Sueur, Mimi, where he attended tn
meeting of the Catholic Order Of Fores
ters as delegate Of the Langdon court
He reports a pleasant trip and at tn
close of the session the delegates VISITED
: the Twin Cities and we're shown tn
sights by their brother Foresters. Tn
next annual meeting will be held at Far
60, which concession was .only obtained
after hard fight on the part of the Nort
, Dakota delegation.
Farmers will find Mercer head
quarters fer binding Irvine. 4
Carload received this week.