Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-04
Farm loans at B. Ericksons.

Farm loans at B. Ericksons.
Go to T. W. Mclean for final proofs
and general land business.
Mrs. Rob't Fleming was down from
Dresden last Friday calling on friends.
The union Sunday school picnic will
be held next Thursday-one week from
to-day.
Serg't A. Rolling had an interesting
letter from Camp Thomas in last weeks
Grafton Record.
JAS. Flumerfelt was over here from
Devils Lake last week for few days
visit with his brother.
r. e. Truax, Alvin Orion and Frank
Kelly enjoyed the bathing and balmy
breezss Of the 'Halla last Sunday.
Yves Mahon and Charlie Holmes are
touring the county this week selling bind
ers and Irvine for Mayor Mcmillan.
J.B. Boyd drove down to Walhalla on
Monday with his family and will spend
few days with the Langdon campers.
N. F. Charter. who has been an attache
OF the Columbia most of the time for ten
years past, is back again to the old stand.
w. H. Row was in the city Saturday
looking after harvesting supplies for his
extensive real estate interests at Elk
wood.
Johnny Maxwell, formerly railroad
conductor but now making all kinds of
money buying cattle, renewed acquaint-
ances here Saturday.
Prof. A. w. johnson, the lightweight
champion of Manitoba, has been assigned
the position of fighting editor on the
staff of the Hannah Moon.
Duncan Crerar, is said to have host
of friends in Grey township, who will
urge his candidacy for treasurer when
convention day comes along.
DR.. S. G. Gibson reports bran new
girl at the home of John Mowatt on Sec
ond street at noon last Friday. John is
the popular chef at Marriott's restaurant.
Gustaf Brecke, who sells farms down at
Milton and is prominent republican in
the south end Of the county. was here
Monday and reports business improving
right along.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. McHugh with their
sons, Frank and John, and little daugh-
ter, Rosie, took Fridays passenger for
Omaha, Neb., where the family will spend
month. Mr.. McHugh expects to re-
turn next week.
T. E. Burke and DR.. Semple are taking
in the sights at Grand Harbor, one of
the live little towns in Ramsey county
this week. If the location proves Salts
factory DR.. Senple may decide to estab-
lish drugstore there.
Nick Moore wheeled in yesterday even
ing from Rock Lake where he reports
twenty-seven of Langdon's good folks
having an immense time boating and
fishing. He left the camp Monday spend
ing day on the road at Hannah.
Charlie Smith, the Osnabrock horse
and cattle king while here Monday stat,
ed that he would so largely into sheep
raising this year. He still rups meat
market, dray line and livery stable on
the side, but is never too busy to talk if
there's trade in sight.
| Andrew Weir, one of the DEMOCRACY
old friends from Elm Point was in town
Tuesday in company with Miss Eucina
Walker, Fremont young lady who holds
down quarter section of Uncle Sans
land west of here. Andy reports wheat
being harvested down that way and that
anything less than twenty-five bushels
per acre won't count.
Next Monday evening the young people
of the Christian Endeavor society of the
Presbyterian church of this city will hold
a red white and blue reception for Rev.
Thos. .Dougan and his niece, Miss Jack
son. The reception being held on the
lawn at the parsonage from seven unit
nine o'clock during which time refresh
msnts consisting Of Ice cream and cake
will be served. The young folks invite
all friends of Langdon's we'll known pas
tor to be present on the occasion OF the
welcome extended on his safe return
from q trip across the big pond.