Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-03-31

I II ysur homestead claim is contested
see B. Erickson.
w. F. Winter has plenty of cheap
money for arm loans.
Seats now on sale for the opening night
Of AcPhee's big company.
Lots Of money to lean on first mort
cages at Dickson 4 Dickson's.
The now I'D Of H. D. ALERT & Co. is a
dandy and ought to draw business.
Go to w. F. Winter for your loans on
real estate. Rates and terms reasonable.
HI. Haskamp has q big stock of
lumber at Dresden. Prices as reasonable
as anywhere.
Sheriff McGauvran's family have mo
we'd into the Pinkerton residence on Oak
street this week.
T. E. Burke was talking life insurance
to the folks at Rolla, according to the
Turtle Mountain Star.
Hon Alfred Dickey, ex-lieutenant
governor, was distinguished, visitor from
jamestown over Sunday.
Judge Dorval was doing business in
Grand Forks tho fore part Of the week
returning home yesterday.
Will Finnerty is new able to got around
again, having recovered from seies Of
sickness lasting nearly al winter.
Miss Edna Farrell's many friends will
be glad to learn that she hes about re-
covered from her late severe illness.
Joseph Powers is now comfortably e.
tablished in the Zettel residence on
Spruce street, which he recently bought
Jas. Fleming, the hustler of populistic
votes from Rush Lake, was in town
Monday on his way down to Hamilton,
in Pembina county.
1t is understood that about May LIST q
new drug store will be opened up at
Osnabrock by H. -. ALERT & Co., with
Chas. G. Crosby as manager.
Lieutenant "Billy" Speckmann was
down from his store at Dresden on Tues
day-the first time for long while.
He's looking we'll and prosperous.
Will Stevenson and wife return next
week from their winters visits with the
folks back in Ontario and will spend the
summer on their farm east Of town.
Jake Rich, until recently employed in
r. Meiklejohn's blacksmith shop, opens
up shop on his own account ut Wales
this spring. He purchase the lot Tues
day.
Rob't Beard got back on Mondays
train from his trip to Denver, Col, and
returns much benefited in health with
hopes that his recovery may be per-
manent.
Nick Moore took advantage of yester-
days spring like weather to haul the
the lumber out to Cypress for the erec-
ton OF a residence on his homestead
thirty miles north west of Langdou.
Another wedding that took place in
this city last Monday was that OF Alex
Smith and Mrs. Sarah Fadden, both
parties residing at Beaulieu. Rev. Dou.
gan aleo officiated at the solemnizatlon
of this event.
Presbyterian services will be conducted
pext Sunday by Rev. Thos. Dougan as
follows: At the Falconer school house
at 1880 a. m.; at McLean's school house
at p. N. and in the evening at 1880 at
the Presbyterian church in this city.
John A. Mckay went through town
yesterday to his Rush L.ke farm for a
weeks stay, after which he will open
a term Of school in Alma. He has ust
completed successful term of six
months teaching at toilette in Pembina
county. but has suffered much from poor
health of late.
Judge Erickson officated yesterday
afternoon at wedding that took place
in the parlor of the Columbia Hotel
uniting A. H. Falley and Miss Anna
Christofferson, both parties residing
some distance south of here in the
unorganized section, on the Ramsey side
of the county line.
Rev. Thos. Dugan will take a two
r1onths vacation during the coming sum-
mer, leaving here IN June for a trip to
Ireland and different points in England
and Scotland. The services of the Pres
byterian church here will be filled by ap-
poiutments made by the synod during
the pastors absence.
Mrs. E. I. Donovan and Mrs. E. j.
Fox and the little folks returned home
Tuesday after an absence of nearly
three months spent in visiting relatives
and acquantances in Eastern Ontario.
Mrs. Fox, spent much of her time nurs-
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