Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-09-15

Hannah on Tuesday.
Final proof and general land business
at B. Erickson's land Office.
Chas. b. Mcmillan, the Hannah finan-
cier, was in the city yesterday.
J. F. Ramage came up from Mimic to
pass Sunday with the folks at home.
Jno. Gogin came up from Osnabrock
and passed Sunday with friends in the
CITY,
Artist Lear has during the past week
decorated the fronts of several Of Olga's
best stores.
Internal Revenue Collector, d. II. Nc
MILAN, was down the line again Friday
on an official trip.
Cashier Broghamer and wife we're
Sunday visitors from Osnabrock, attend
ing church in the forenoon.
Cashier Hodgins was looking after in
terests of the First National up the line
at Hannah part of the week.
Fresh fruits of all kinds at Flumerfelt
& Bucklin's. Get their figures before
buying in crate lots for preserving.
Jacob Spenst, .Jr., is reported to have
threshed field of wheat Monday, that
gave an average yield Of 80 bushels to
the acre.
Mrs. Peter Rose, lady from Hannah,
is canvassing the city this week for a
book entitled "War with Spain, with
good result.
Serg't. R. E. McHugh is spending a
couple Of weeks taking in the sights at
the Omaha expo. and Is not expected
home before Oct LIST.
T. e. Burke will occupy winter quar-
ters at the Columbia having moved out
of the suite of rooms on the First
National Bank block this week.
Capt" E. Schumann, the Plano ex-
pert with the Langdon Implement Co.,
went over to Devils Lake on Saturday
for short visit with his wife and family.
Bert Welsh hauled in small load of
new wheat Monday forenoon which was
sold to the McHugh & Gardner elevator.
It was the first threshed on the Welsh
farm, fair sample, but little damp.
G. w. Andrews was up from Walhalla
for short time Tuesday, where accord
ing to Charlie, they have delicious COM
blnat1on OF beautiful scenery and fine
crops Business is brisk seven days in
the week down there he says.
Among the distinguished visitors IN
the city on Friday was Hon. ALI. Dickey,
formerly Lieutenant.G Governor and one
of North Dakota's commissioners at the
Worlds Fair He is interested in num-
Der of land deals in this county.
The new firm OF Taylor Il Ferguson
expect to open up their confectionery
store and restaurant next week. Their
stand on the east side of Third street is
a good one and with the prospect of a
big fall trade the venture should prove
a success. 1t certainly deserves to.
A. L. Perry, the popular agent of the
Northwestern elevator at this point, was
among the high moguls of the Grand
Orient that helped to make the burning
sands good and hot for the new princes,
created at the institution of the Oriental
Order of Humility on Monday evening at
Hannah.
Our friend, M. H. Murphy, is still Il
democrat but is out of politics and about
October LIST, will open up general mer-
chandise business at Dresden, having on
Monday closed deal with VIM. Dunlap
at that place for the purchase of his store
and good will. No man has been known
longer or is better liked by the general
public Of Cavalier county than Mr.. Muir
ply and his combined popularity and
business ability will prove that his ad-
vent to the thriving trade centre Of Dres-
den will be a good thing for himself and
his many friends.
Langdon people will learn with pleas
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dramatic and musical entertainment got
ten up by the young people of Fremont
under the direction of Mrs. F. Bellefeur.
The entertainment was given on the 4th
inst, and was the first step taken by the
people of that vicinity toward tie organi-
cation of Catholic church IN that town
ship. The credit for such wonderful
success as attended the affair was due
entirely to Mrs. Belleheur's efforts,
which will be fully understood by those
of our folks who have had the pleasure
of seeing and hearing the lady on the
occasion of her visit some time ago at the
home of Judge Dorval in this city.
Hon. Fred bennett was up from Mil
ton Tuesday for short visit during
which he found time to discuss local
politics and compliment LanSdon friends
on improvements generally. Mr.. Deunett
is back for two months vacation after