Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-03-17

: fresh supply Of seed en- bisnks new
on sale a this ofhce.
Lots Of money to lean on first mort
cages at Dickson / Dicksons.
Go to w. F. Winter for your loans on
real estate. Rates and terms reasonable.
Mrs. NJ. Kelly returned yesterday from
q few days visit with friends at Park
River.
Miss Minnie Dillworth came up from
Milton and spent Sunday with friends in
the city.
Clouds sold at H. O. Bjornerud's re.
gardl.es Of cost during their closing out
sale this month.
Senator Chas. Plain WAS distinguish.
ed visitor from Milton last Sunday, the
guest of Hon. j B. Boyd.
Eli Fisher was the lucky man that re.
ceived the graphsphone given away by
H. D. ALERT & Co. last Saturday evening.
w. @. Andrews, the old time station
cry and paper salesman from st. Paul,
made the round of customers here
Tuesday.
DR.. Warren. the optician, from Fargo,
is hero for few days stay and has
established his headquarters at the
Columbia.
Lauchlin McNiven, the village blac..
smith at Hannah, came down Sunday to
visit bic mother, Who lately arrived from
Eastern Ontario.
Hon. F. E. Renaud was in from Olga
on Tuesday. He proposes sending his
boy down to Montreal this spring to
finish bis education.
NJ. l.. Sullivan added to his landed in
terests last Saturday by purchasing the
Vessey farm, two miles west of town,
for u consideration of $1,000.
Miss Lena Wilson spent Sunday in the
city with friends. She has recently COM
menced successful term as teacher of a
school in the vicinity Easily.
| Harry Scott, a grandson of that time
honored pioneer of church work, Father
Scott, was up from Walhalla last week to
attend the examination of teachers.
Our readers at Stilwell and other post
Offices on the northern mail route are
anxious to have their present tri-weekly
mail service extended to daily delivery.
w. F. Winter made business trip to
Fargo and Grand Forks IN Monday
to look over plans and estimates for the
new brick block he puts up on Third
street this spring.
Dick Burke is already rushing. the
season with line of Stormer bicycles of
the new '99 improved pattern. The
wheel business this summer promises to
be record breaker.
Mr.. A. D-drlck is reported as about
the same this week. He has not been
out of doors since last August, but until
lately was able to move about the house.
Now he is confined to his bed.
Miss Nett1e Muir, one of the popular
lady teachers of western Cavalier county,
was guest at the home of Mrs D. H.
Mcmillan, while ate nding the examina-
tion OF teachers here last week.
Mrs. w. F. Kessler and Mrs. J. D.
Milne left on Friday afternoons train for
Davenport, Ia., in response to message
announcing the serious illness of their
father, whose strength is failing fast.
Jacob roews. who lives ten and one
half miles west of town has fine line tf
cottonwood, box elder, honey locust and
red currant trees of different sizes.
Prices and particular given on application.
Duncan McGilvary, one of the old set
tiers from Bsthgate, returned last week
from tour of inspection of the vacant
lands west of here, having secured a
good location near the new town of
Wales.
Pat. Kelly was out Friday for the first
time and is down town every fine day
now, receiving the congratulations of his
friends on his recovery. He is looking
almost as we'll as ever, but is somewhat
weak yet. ...
Charlie McQuarrie goes back next week
for an extended visit of several months
with his folks at Brussels, Ont. He is
one of the best known young fellows of
the Harvey Centre settlement and a cou-
sin of Will McQuarrie, the light weight
pill artist at Walhalla.
Miss Amanda Seine was at Northwood
last week and met with Indifferent sue
cess in an attempt to organize class in
dancing. She registered at the hotel
"from Langdon," but is probably "at
home" by this time at Milton figuring up
the profits on her St Patrick's social hop
Papers are being prepared by United
States District Attorney Bangs in suit