Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-02-23

aU1e60eaEo8 N9fxA4fSRn1aem
| To test is to appreciate the high quality
of "Our Voucher" -four.
For RENT:-The Palace Hotel. Ap-
ply to Mrs. M. d. O'Brien.
Jno L. Northcote was among the
Osnobrack people in the city Friday.
Remember Little's restaurant is the
place to GET the hes, meal for quarter,
Louis Fischer returned last Friday
from his winter visit with Ontario friends
Tamarac wood is the cheapest fuel
in the city. Sold by P. Gardner at $3.50
per cord.
Fred Gull, the Osnabtock druggist,
spent Friday afternoon with metropoli-
tan friends.
All leading merchants in Cavalier
county sell "Our Voucher -four, the
best Oh the market.
DR.. Gibson reports the arrival of girl
baby at the home of W. j. Bradley, no, tn
east of town on the 18th inst,
Buy your stove wood already sawed at
Gardner's wood yard. Both hard and
soft wood sold at lowest prices.
D. H. Mcmillan was here over Sunday
to enjoy home visit, leaving Monday
for his headquarters at jamestown.
Henry Wylie went out to his claim IN
the south western part of the coun'y y
yesterday to spend the balance of IL 9
week.
The Fremont school board have select
ed Teacher Dave Milne, we'll known
here, to take charge of school No. 8, which
opens April LIST.
County Surveyor McDougall was
among the Langdon bloods who witness
ed and participated in the Scotch doirgs
at Hannah last Friday.
Com'r III. Dunford and thirty other
we'll known Harveyites help to swell the
crowd of visitors at the Scotch celebra-
tion at Hannah last Friday.
Samuel Fried, one of the most pros
porous German farmers of Loan, and q
resident of the county for fifteen years,
was among our pleasant callers Friday.
The Langdon Implement Go. advertise
their line of farm machinery for the
spring trade this week and ask the public
to remember that they handle nothing
but standard makes.
Attorney Erickson returned on yester-
days passenger from his months vaca-
ton in Eastern Minnesota and is putting
in his spare moments explaining to the
boys how it happened he came back
all by his lonesome.
Ed. Farrell and Tom Burke have got
their Office in the bank block opened up
doing general collection and insurance
businessman with prospects of plenty
of it. The boys are both typical hustlers
and if you want anything in their line
try 'em-and you won't miss it.
4, E. Sherwin, has been sworn in as de-
putty postmaster this week and is being
Initiated into the mysteries of handling
Uncle Sans mail at this point. After
the contemplated removal of the post
office fixtures on April 1st to the McMil-
Ian building across the street Mr.. Sher-
win will assume the management Of the
Office under Postmaster McHugh.
j In the two land contest case decisions
handed down, one Alex Stull VS. Frank
Tibean and the other Althea E. Frye
We. Venace Nadun, both were in favor
Of the defendants, the land Office having
taken the position that the settler shall
not lose his claim, even though he does
not strictly comply with the law, pro
vided he in good faith intends to comply
, and does the best he can. Both defend
: ants were represented BY Attorney
Monnet.
Among the events that have transplrei
. tho past week, few have awakened sucl
3 an interest around town a. the passing o
. "Pants," the old black retriever, Q,
! long faithful companion and frlene
i OF Barber Welland. For neaSly ten year
y the dog numbered among the old settler
D and his summons Tuesday to rstriv
. game in the celestial duck ponds Of dog
y dom removes one Of tho early land marks
. There was not moro generally know
|eharactsr around Langacn than "Pants.