Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-03-16

List yonr farm or city property will
Farrell & Burke
The post Office is due to move into It'll
new quarters in about ten days.
John Mahon is over at Bathgate spend
ing part of the week with friends.
Mrs. F. Broghamer was in the city from
Osnabrock this week visiting friends.
Remember Little's restaurant is the
place to get the best meal for quarter,
A. Schulke was confined to his home
most of the week with an attack of the
of the grippe.
All leading merchants in Cavalier
county sell "Our Voucher" flour, the
best Oh the market.
Agent Shaw found time to pay visit
to Larimore between trains last week,
returning home Friday.
For SAhE-One quarter section OF
Farm land within miles of Dresden
Apply to JAMES MCNEIL, Olga.
George Draper, the pharmacist in Dr.
Donovan'ss drug store took a business
trip to Grand Forks last Monday.
Prof Sheehan was at Milton Friday to
conduct the examination of applicants
| for teacher certificates at that place.
Duncan Crerar passed through to
Hannah yesterday returning from his
winter visit with Stratford, Ont, friends.
w. j. kneeshaw, who has the best law
practice of any lawyer in Pembina county
arrived on Tuesdays train TO attend
court.
A tie in the vote for assessor made last
week's election interesting in Grey town.
ship. Postmaster Daniels got it on the
''sRw-Off."
The Times editor,R. e. McHugh, is the
envy of all Newspaper Row since fitting
out his sanctum with Office furniture and
bran new carpet.
Messrs Burke Il Flumerfelt this week
transferred their barn property on the
east side of Third street to DR.. Semple
and Veterinary Sheppard.
1t is currently reported that Bradley 4
Falls will move their tailoring establish
ment to the location lately occupied by
W. j. Birmingham as barber shop.
Henry Porter, the "boss" farmer of old
Fremont was here Saturday on business.
Elsewhere he has small ad Offering seed
wheat for sale that it will pay you to cast
your optics over.
Painter Lean devoted part of last week
to papering and fixing up the Mcmillan
store building on the east side of Third
street that will be occupied by the post
Office after April 1st.
@. B. Mcmillan has been in the city
since Monday in the capacity of deputy
clerk of court. Mrs. Mcmillan accom-
panied her husband and Is enjoying a
visit with Langdon friends.
Landlord Hankey has carpenters at
work putting fine hardwood floor in the
dining room Of his popular hostelry this
week. Hankey has made good record
in the hotel business and his success is
what everybody wishes for.
Langdon's trio of jolly foreign tourists,
w. J. Mooney, 81. D. ALERT and NJ. L.
Sullivan are due to land at Seattle on
Saturday. What they think Of their
trip is explained at length in extracts
taken from letter that appears in an
other column.
The re-appointment of Geo. E. Bowers,
Of Fargo as state game warden last week
will insure the re-appolntment Of Robt
Meiklejohn as deputy for this county.
Violators of the game laws have been
a scarce article since "Bob" took the job
in hand of looking after them.
When the Langdon public school
building was built in 1889, the school
population was less than 100. During
the past ten years it has increased until
now there are 312 children of school age
in the city Of Langdon. The question Of
more room for the children attending our
schools is one Of great moment and
steps must be taken this summer in the
matter. Langdon must have a new
school even If We have to bond for it.
Every Saturday is Bargain
Day at Schulke's..