Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-05-26
Carnation -four at Parsons.


Two five room houses to rent-Dl
! Donovan.
Mrs. j. Stable has invested i n ne,
bicycle recently.
@. B. Mcmillan is spending the day il
, town with his numerous friends.
. W. F. Winter was at Dresden yester
/ day looking after real estate matters.
Go to w. F. Winter for your loans o,
real estate. Rates and terms reasonable
M. II. Murphy left yesterday for
months visit to his former home at Bos
ton, Mass.
A new sidewalk and crossing adorn tn,
} east side Of Sixth street leading to tn,
Baptist church.
Mrs. w. +. Kessler has been seriousl,
ill the past week, but is reported to b,
nicely recovering now.
That affable business man, John Trot
ter, represented our thriving sister town
Osnabrock, last Saturday.
States Attorney Dickson was among
the Lasgdon gentry visiting the Mantle.
ba side of the line on Tuesday, the
Queens birthday.
Willie Mercer started in last week to
study the postal laws and regulations
under Postmaster McHugh and says
that he will stay right by the job.
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.
Auditor Work, Register Rylance and
Banker Laidlaw were among those going
from here Monday to enjoy the Queens
birthday. May oath, on the Manitoba side
of the line.
Thos. Bradley surprised his old time
friends by returning last week from Win
nipeg after an absence of six years. He
was one of the original settlers of Harvey
and says he's back to stay.
The A. o. q. W. grand lodge, in session
at Fargo last week, did patriotic thing
in agreeing to pay the monthly assess
ments of all private soldiers belonging to
the order who have enlisted.
Charlie Keenan, is in charge of the in
terests of the Red River Valley Hail
Assn throughout the western portion of
Cavalier county. His extensive acquaint.
ance ought to stand him a good turn
in his new work
Chas. McQuarrie got started Monday
on his long contemplated trip back to the
old home at Brussels, Ont. His parents
are we'll advanced in years and as they
are alone it is quite probable Charlie may
decide to remain there.
Episcopal services will be held at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday fore
noon at half past ten by Archdeacon APP
pleby. There will be celebration of the
holy communion at this service. 4 gen.
eral invitation is extended, communicates
especially being urged to attend.
Mrs. Black is guest of States Attor-
ney Dickson's family, arriving in the city
Monday. The lady will be better remem-
bered by her acquaintances of two years
ago by Der maiden name, Miss Kate Cor
mack. She is sister of Mrs. Dickson
and comes from Newfoundland to spend
the summer.
Pastor G. F. Liening. who has for four
years ministered to the spiritual wants of
the congregation of the G srman Evangeli-
cal church at Osnabrock has been remov-
ed to Thief River Falls, MINI, which it
is understood is an old charge of his. He
will be succeeded at Osnabrock by Rev.
A. Heizberg. Rev. Liening sends word
of this change in his field of labor from
Great Bend, N. D., where he attended
the annual state conference. The work
on this charge has progressed in won
dertul manner during his stay and he will
be greatly missed by many old acquaint-
| ances.