Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-09-08
Farm loans at B. Ericksons.

Farm loans at B. Ericksons.
Go to F. W. Mclean for final proofs
and general land business.
Amos Abbott, the Wales druggist, was
down on business visit Tuesday.
Harry Mckay drove over from Bisbee
and Sundayed with Lanedon friends.
Editor Shepard was down from Han
nah and spent Monday night in the city
Wallace O'Hara, of Neche, is in charge
of one of the new elevators at Wales this
season.
Fresh fruits of all kinds at Flumerfelt
& Bucklin's. Get their figures before
buying in crate lots for preserving.
Samuel Eagleson, of Alma, is out for a
democratic nomination Oh the legislative
ticket. At least the Milton Globe says so.
w. A. Monroe made trip to Fargo
and points in that vicinity this week in
the interests of the Champion harvester
company.
1t is hardly possible for anyone to mis-
take Doc. Semple for preacher, but
such was the case on several occasions
last Sunday
w. +. Winter leaves this week for St.
Paul where he will spend the week with
friends while taking in the sights at the
Minnesota state fair.
Carpenters are making interior changes
in the Armory hall prior to the opening
up of the new confectionery store and
restaurant by Taylor & Ferguson.
J. f. Ramage returned Monday to
Mimic where he has threshing outfit in
operation this fall. It was shut down
all last week owing TO the wet weather.
Dresden is reported to have marketed
it's first load of wheat last Thursday. 1t
was sample of John Zado's crop and
was graded No. Northern. It contained
no smut.
The Electric Light Co., intend to ex
tend their service up Oh the hill west of
town and the fine new homes of Judge
Dorval and States Attorney Dickson,
will soon be lit up by electricity.
Samuel Loynes came down from Cy-
press yesterday where he spent a few
days on the farm. Though upwards 70
years old he has not missed day this
summer while working at his trade as
a carpenter.
Dan Mcdonald returned Saturday
from brief visit back to his old home in
Michigan, where he closed up the affairs
OF his late brother, John, who died OF
malarial fever while fighting in the
trenches before Santiago.
Jos. G. Stable got back Thursday from
his stock purchasing trip east and of
course had an immense time. Joe is
wearing his accustomed smile at the Chi
cago store again and invites all to look
over his new ad on the first page this
week.
The Wedding of Miss Emma Lyle, of
Stilwell, to Mr.. w. j. Faris, of Hannah,
was solemnized at the Methodist par
sonage in this city Monday forenoon, by
Rev. S. F. Beer. In the afternoon they
took the south bound passenger for the
Twin Cities returning in week to Han.
nah, where the groom is a popular young
business man. Both are favorites among
their many friends in this county who
Join in extending best wishes for future
happiness.
The DEMOCRAT this week publishes the
articles of incorporation Of the Great
Western Bank, of Osnabrock. Cashier
Broghamer, the manager in charge, was
in the city on Monday and stated they
only awaited the completion Of the
building and arrival 0ftixtures when they
will open up for the transaction OF a
general banking business. The principal
stakeholder is II. j. Haskamp, who with
in the past year has started three hunks
in this part of the state, and although as
yet Il resident Of Minnesota, is largely
transferring his financial interests to the
western part of this state. At Osnabrock
and Dresden, il, this county he has capi.
tal invested in banks, lumber yards aud
stores, which in the aggregate amounts
to at least $4,000.