Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-05-26

see Is. Erickson.
Battle Greek sanitarium Health Food
for sale at Parsons.
w. F. Winter has plenty of chear
money for farm loans.
DIR. Della P. Jameson was here from
Osnabrock last Friday visiting friends.
Henry Baker has joined the staff Of
trade hustlersin Boyd's big double store
DR.. J. j. Reilly, the Milton physician
graced the city with his presence Mon.
day.
j. c., Monnet was at Grafton several
days this week on business with Judge
Sauter.
Money to loan on good chattel Sc
curity. Call at the Bank of Dresden,
Dresden, N. D.
Read the price quotations on gents
furnishings in McHugh and Kelly's new
change of ad this week.
We are pleased to hear that Jas. Cham
bers, the genial young druggist, is hold
ing down first class ''slt" at Belt, Mont.
Mrs. j. G. Cramond, left yesterday for
Yorkville, Mich, to take charge of their
hotel at that popular summer resort dur
ing the present season.
Mrs. VIM. Mcknight, who has been
visiting at the home of her daughter in
the city the past three months returned
to her home at Edinburg yesterday.
Judge Dorvsl is having All addition
constructed to his handsome residence up
on the hill, which will make quite an i'm
provement as we'll as being great con-
venience.
W es Mahon has had veranda con-
structed in front and on the south
side of his residence on Fourth street,
which does much to improve the looks of
his charming home.
That interchangeable insurance worker,
W. E. Davis, spent part Of the week in
the city, helping 7. e. Burke, the local
agent of the Northwestern. of Milwaukee,
to tackle few "hard cases." Yes. we
have seen Davis.
Joe Christian, the pugilist was down
from Hannah on Tuesday and the hilari'
GUS manner in which he insisted on cele
brating the birthday of Queen Vic. made
it necessary for Chief OF Police McDer-
mott to lay him away to the city ice box
to cool off.
A leading event of Memorial Day, next
Monday will be the luncheon served in
the afternoon and evening at the Armory
Hall by the ladies of the Baptist church
Strawberries, ice cream and cake will be
served. There will also be display of
fancy work offered for sale.
Pete Sullivan, a notorious rounder of
questionable character. cleared out of
town in hurry Monday. On Sunday
he was arrested for being drunk and dis
orderly and when given hearing was
allowed the alternative of thirty days on
the ball and chain or thirty minutes n
which to leave town, hence his hasty and
unregretted departure.
Phil Bruseau, the Olga hotelman, came
in Monday and tells us that his new hos
telry, The National Hotel, will be opened
up to his old friends and the public
generally about June LIST. Landlord Bru-
seau, although a young man, is an, old
hand in experience when it comes to the
hotel business. Those who have been
his guests at the far famed, Hotel de Log,
will find change and improvement in
his newly built hotel, The National, that
can be easily appreciated. See announce
ment elsewhere.
At farewell banquet rendered the
boys of Co. B. by the Fargo people the
other evening, Ed. r. Andrews, .one of
the volunteers who is student at the
Agricultural College, and by tho way is
an old Fremont boy, responded to the
toast s:The girl I Left Behind Me-" The
Fargo Forum say his toast was given IN
touching and chivalrous manner, speak,
ing of tho fear and anxieties the mothers
feel for the boys in the army and for them
and the girls left behind he concluded -
'may God bless 'em''. Ed. is a brother
of G. w. Andrews of Walhalla and for {
long time was valued correspondent O
this paper.
Judge Mooney is doing the "hand
some" by the Langdon boys in blue a
Camp Briggs this week, prior to thei
departure for the Pacific coast, enrout
to the Philippine Islands The Farg'
daily papers report Mr.. Mooney as bein!
there to see that the boys are amply p1o
vided for in every way for the long tril
ahead of them and will also give eacl
!. 500 gold piece for spending
money when he bids them adieu. Til
Judge thinks,a s in fact every right-mind
ed citizen thinks, that nothing is to
good for our volunteers. His visit t
; Camp Briggs, and the generous name