Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-06-02
If your homestead claim is contested

If your homestead claim is contested
see B. Erickson.
Battle Creek sanitarium Health Foods
for sale at Parsons.
w. F. Winter has plenty of cheap
money for farm loans.
E. Moore and wife spent the week on
their farm in Cypress.
T. j. McKeown was in the city Mon
day returning home to Minneapolis.
Ed. Walker is up from Walhalla this
week to see after his farm near Daniels.
Chris. Anheir, the national bank exam
liner of this district, spent Friday in the
city.
Lecturer Rankin begins a series of
meetings here next Sunday at the Bap-
fist church.
Money to lean on good chattel Sc
curity. Call at the Bank of Dresden,
Dresden, N. D.
Dave Milne was up from Stokesville
to spend Sunday and Decoration Day
with his folks here
A. P. Davis was here from Drayton
last week engaged in land hunt through
western Cavalier county.
Miss Veda Oke and Miss Lulu Hold
gins spent Sunday at Park River with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Birtcb
Charlie Lawson has taken the job in
hand as street sprinkler this summer,
starting in Monday morning.
The delegates of the convention of
Cavalier county Sunday school teachers
open their three days session here this
afternoon.
There is a great reduction sale at
Boyd's headquarters store during the
next 30 days. See particulars in his new
ad. this week.
Banker w. J.. Mooney returned home
yesterday from weeks trip east. He
was in Fargo on Thursday last to bid the
soldier boys good bye.
Farmer Joseph McNeill is to erect a
fine residence on his place in Olga town.
ship this summer. The work will be
done by Contractor Loynee.
Peter Stewart is hauling out the lum-
Der for $1,000 new home on his farm
four miles from town. The contract has
been awarded to Builder Loynes.
C.E. Raver, one of the latest additions
TO the Langdon city band, and recent
arrival from Denver, Ind, has accepted
a position with H. D. ALERT & Co.
A full line of plaster Of Paris, Bakers
wall plaster, Portland and Milwaukee
cement, Kelley Island lime and Adament
for sale by H. J. Haskamp, Dresden, N.
Dakota.
The ladies Of the Baptist church desire
to thank those who in SO many ways
kindly aided them in making their enter
tainment on Memorial Day such decid-
ed success.
Dick Hunt, the advance agent for John
Robinson's greatest of all American
shows, was in town yesterday contracting
advertising for their appearance here
about the middle Of this month.
Mrs. G. S. Hunter is this week favored
with visit from her parents, MIR. ano
Mrs. Darling, of Clearwater, MINI. The.
arrived in the city last week driving the
entire distance across country and report
very enjoyable trip.
Mrs. G. Orion and son, Alvin, were
passengers Friday to Devils Lake where
she was called by the death of her broth
or, Mr.. Thos. Mcnamara, whose illness
has continued for some time past. Thu
funeral was held Sunday afternoon.
Jacob Sbach, one of the old residents
J of this county since l8S2,died at the hom'
of his son, Ex-Com'r Sbach, Of Harve.
township early Tuesday morning. Th'
| deceased was 70 years of age and wa
enjoying good health in his old age unit
afflicted with an epileptic stroke less thai
> month ago. His aged wife and tw
{ children, w. q. Sbach and Mrs. Yen
survive him. The funeral was held to
day in the forenoon at the Lutheran
church two miles north Of Dresden, tn
, services being conducted by Rev. Bier
wagon, of Morden, Man.