Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-03-24

II yeur homestead claim is contested
see B. Erickson.
Lots Of money to lean On first mort
cages at Dickson & Dickson's.
Go to w. F. Winter for your loans ON
real estate. Rates and terms reasonable
Jos. Wegley will move in town from
his horse and cattle ranch at Wang this
spring.
II. j. Mathisen and wife we're down
from Dresden to spend Sunday with Mrs
r. E. Burke.
August Peterson, the Pacific hotelman
at Milton, was pleasant caller while in
town Saturday.
VIM. Dunlap pass through from Dres'
den on Fridays train for visit with his
family in St. Paul.
Talk with ALERT & Co., the druggists
about "Formaline," the smut killer that is
without an equal.
T E. Hawley paid our town a visit
last Friday in the interest Of the Park
River Touring mills.
Attorneys Gibson and KnorRaard were
MP from Milton with cases for trial by
Judge Sautar yesterday.
Mrs. G. R. Clarke is recovering nicely
from her illness of last week, much to the
pleasure of her friends around town.
Without exception H. D. Alert & Co.,
have the largest and most selected line
Of Wall Paper this side of Grand Forks.
No one can undersell H. J. Haskamp
on shelf and heavy hardware. Their
store at Dresden is headquarters for
miles around.
Sheriff McGauvran returned Monday
from another trip to jamestown where
he accompanied Mrs. Mckay, of Milton
to the asylum.
The local order of Catholic Foresters
have leased the hall formerly occupied
by the Knights of Pythias, over the W..
j. Mooney state bank.
L. r. Kelly, the wealthy merchant
prince at Milton, will retirefro huslnf ss
in that city to seek restoration of his fail
ing health in the south.
Judge Libby and E. Smith Peterson
came up the branch from Park River
or Tuesday to attend the opening of the
adjourned term of court.
Jimmy Kinney, formerly we'll known
Ct. Northern conductor on this branch
has been heard from at Seattle, enroute
for the Alaska gold dlggings.
Services next Sunday IN the Presby-
terian church of this city at IL a M,
and at the Mclean school house at 2 p.
m. Rev. Thos. Dougan, pastor
M. Kelly is doing as brisk business
in farm machinery again this spring as
any of them. His first car load of drill
seeders were all sold over week ago.
Jacob 'roews, who lives ten and one
half miles west of town has fine line ii
cottonwood, box elder, honey locust and
red currant trees of different sizes.
Prices and particular given onapplication.
Mrs. r E. Burke took yesterday after
Moons train for Devils Lake for stay of
two weeks with friends. Mr.. Burke is
for the present making his headquarters
there while hustling business for the
New York Life.
E. A. Farrell last week disposed of hit
residence property on Sixth street to
Prof. Sheehan, who will occupy the same
after May LIST. Mr.. Farrell has already
started to build on lots lately bought
east of the school buildings.
F. A. Bouderault, formerly we'll
known clerk in the store of j. B Chale
at Olga, left last week for Wild Rice,
N. D, where he will accept the position
of agent for the Mutual Reserve life
insurance company, of New York.
Mrs. M. D. O'Brien and daughter,
Miss Maud, gave a reception at their
home on Oak street last Thursday even
ing to small party of friends i'll hone 7
of St. Patrick's Day. The occasion was
one of pleasant social character.
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3 ga Day Well Spent 2
< Brings Year of Content. 3
! Provided you can buy Stormer 3
q wheel this summer.