Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25

Final proof loans can be obtained'from
B. Erickson.
Hiram Krom, one of Hannah's young
trade hustlers, was down for brief visit
Monday.
Mrs. G. Orion took Tuesdays north
train for short visit with relatives at
Manitou, Man.
Rev. Newlove was up the line from
Milton last Friday and pleasant caller
on county seat friends.
For SA1E-A choice quarter section of
land, six miles south Of Langdon For
particulars SEQ Thos. Barry.
| Henry Arneson and Morris Orion we're
both business visitors at Grand Forks
last week returning home Saturday.
Morris Orion has gone to the Arkan
sas Hot Springs to boil out bad attack
of Klondike rheumatism-a memento of
his Alaska trip.
For SA1E.-A secondhand Advance
separator in good condition. Apply 10
Peter Zettel. OF Mt. Carmel, or F. W.
Mclean at Langdon.
If. Dow was here from Grand Forks
Saturday closing real estate deals for E.
j. Lander & Co., extensive owners of
farm lands IN this county.
H. d. ALERT was the right bower of
quintet of state celebrities which adorned
top of-column position in the Plain
dealer of last Friday evening
VIM. Uglow, of insurance fame came in
from the country to spend Sunday. He
reports good line of business around
through the country at present.
Mrs. T. H. Falls and children we're
entertained at the home of Mrs. M.
Kelly several days this week, returning
to their home at Park River on Tuesday.
Miss Lulu Hodg1ns, of the city schools
left Saturday for Grand Forks and is
spending the balance of the vacation at
the teachers summer school at the state
university.
Rev. Spence, the Presbyterian divine
at the Forks, is expected up here in
few days for visit with Cavalier county
friends and to try his skill on the first
crop of chickens.
Mrs. M. G. Miller, a jamestown lady
who has the management of the Jas.
Clement-Ambrose lecture tour in this
state and Minnesota, was here Tuesday
and arranged fer date on Oct. 18th.
A Milton republican-who doesn't sign
his name to it-writes the Grand Forks
Herald hot-in .the-collar epistle on the
questson of the pops fusing with his par
ty. They do say it reads like Helgeson.
Rob't j. Dickson arrived on to-day's
train from Brussels, Ont, for a few days
visit with his brothers here during the
hunting season. He has recently been
admitted to the bar of the law courts of
Ontario.
Hon. F. E. Renaud, one of the we'll
known old residents of Olga, takes pos
session OF the Jennings Hotel at Cavalier
next Thursday. F. e. will give all the
boys from this county the glad hand
when they visit his hostelry. .....
| N. c. Crockett this week purchased a
complete Advance thresher outfit, OF
which George PLAIN was the salesman.
Both the engine and separator are the
largest brought into the county and will
cost laid down here exactly $3,400.
The evening service at the Baptist
church on the coming Sabbath will be
conducted by Rev. Peter Mitchell. The
high esteem in which this gentleman
is held by his old parishioners will un
doubtedly fill the church to overfowing
Sheriff McGauvran returned Friday
from his drive cross country to Rolla anc
reports that the Turtle Mountain region
is entirely devoid of crop this year, tue
failure being caused by drought. Far
mers and threshers from that locality
are seeking work in the harvest fields o.
the Valley.
Oueflu hal1 Cdlno OVel Aiolh oo' 1Ano"'
yesterday and took in custody John
O'Neill, who had skipped out of thai
, county with mortgaged property. HI
, was placed under arrest last Sunday by
( Deputy Sheriff McGauvran who founc
3 the man with his team and wagon, par
of the mortgaged property near Easily.
J. E. Maynard from Bottineau was {
visitor in the city yesterday and arranged
f for the lease of the Reiber building OF
3 Second street, which will be opened uI
, as tailor shop about Sept. 1st Mr.
f Maynard is the proprietor of tailoring
l establishment in Delorain, Man.. as vel
J as at Bottineau. The business here vii