Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-09-01
Farm loans at B. Ericksons.

Farm loans at B. Ericksons.
Go to F. W. Mclean for final proofs
and general land business.
P. McHugh spent q part of the week
transact;ng business at Forest River and
Grafton.
Mayor Mcmillan spent Tuesday out
west inspecting his agricultural interests
near Hannah.
DR.. Donovan was confined to his room
part of last week by illness, but is now
able to be around again.
E. J. Evans moved in from the farm
with his folks on Monday and is Eat
home" again on Fifth street.
Chas. Chisholm has been busy all week
experimenting the operating of four
binders on his farms near town.
Fresh fruits of all kinds at Flumerfelt
s. Bucklin's. Get their figures before
buying in crate lots for preserving.
Mrs. Jno. R. Power and Mrs. Jos.
Powers left Tuesday with their families
for a visit to relatives at Crookston.
Attorney Richardson is one of the new
memters of the Langdon City Band and
has been assigned one of the tenor horns.
E. A. McCay and family are now resi-
dents of north Fourth street, having
moved into their lately completed new
home last week.
Jos. McComb is having his Third street
residence rendered more comfortable and
homelike by the addition of lath and
plaster to the interior.
Clerk J. P. Dunnigan, Of Judge Dor
walls Office is away on weeks vacation
at his home in Beaulleu, where harvest
operations are ID full blast.
Jno. Robinson is the buyer in charge
of the Langdon elevator this season and
with his family will occupy the rooms
over the Times printing Office this winter.
A.. L. Perry, Of the Northwestern ele-
vator, drove out to his Grey township
farm Monday and reports the hail cleaned
out his crop slick and clean, but the farm
north of his escaped untouched.
Geo. Charter is understood to be at
McCunna, visiting his brother and sister.
He left Camp Thomas about ten days
age on a sick furlough which it is not
likely will expire before the rest Of the
regiment is mustered out.
A. J. McFadden, Neche resident we'll
known here, was in the city Friday,
representing the Twohy Mercantile Co.,
of Duluth. 1t was his first visit as
grocery salesman, although he was on
the road buying wheat last season.
Arthur Mercer, who has managerial
control of the columns of the Larimore
Leader, an organ of the silverite doctrine,
edited by S. F. Mercer, spent Sunday
with relatives in the city. Both Editor
Mercer and his paper have many warm
friends in Langdon.
Chief of Police, Med srmott, expects to
keep Langdon we'll rid of the hobo ele-
ment this fall. The plan he has hit upon
will be slmplifed in the minds of our
citizens when they see the handsome (?)
bull pup that will arrive here in about a
week. 1t is now undergoing course OF
training at Larimore.
John D. Stack and family returned tc
their home at Bathgate on Monday
| having spent Il few days among old
friends here while the guests of Judge
Mooney. Besides having state repu.
tation as u criminal lawyer, Mr.. Stack is
looked upon down at the Gate as dan.
gerous man with a shot gun wherever Il
covey of chickens is found.
Bathgato tennis players sing the praises
Of their champion to a long metre dox.
ology tune since the event of Attorne,
Monnets visit over there few days ago
In referring to the matter Editor Viii
sons paper incidentally says: During j
G. Monnet's stay here he played Charley
johnson three sets of tennis and rather
got tho better OF our player. Charlie wal
badly handicapped by lack of practice
but MonneL will find the condition ma
terially changed after Charlie has hae
two weeks Of practice and is playing TO
the championship Of the two counties, a
the tennis.tournament.