Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-07-27
Ask for Baby Lou-a good five cent
smoke at the Postoffice Annex.

smoke at the POstOtfice Annex.
John Oldfeld, the candy man, was in
town Monday selling his sweet stuff to
the local trade.
For farm loans at the lowest rates Of
interest call at the Great Western Bank,
Osnabrocl, N. Oak.
Reiber, the painter is Frightening up
the front of Schulke's big store with q
coat of paint this week.
Flumerfelt & Bucklin, are headquarters
for all kinds of fruit in season. Give
us call when buying fruit
Cole Broderick until lately typo on
the Times force, has obtained a similar
position at Cavalier in the Office of the
Chronicle.
G. B. Mcmillan was in from Hannah
Friday and among other things spoke
very encouragingly of the crop outlook
up that way.
Don't insure your crop against hail IN
any fake concern, but with Truax & Nc
Lean the local agents of the st. Paul
Fire and Marine.
For SALE:-Fine upright piano, been
in use about two years. Terms easy.
Enquire of L. S. Champine at the w. ].
Mooney State Bank.
Leonard W. Felker, an attorney from
Waisan, Ind, looked the field over at
Milton last week and has decided to
hang out his single there.
Editor Mccarthy was here again be-
tween trains Monday and closed deal
before leaving on the afternoon train for
the purchase of portion of the Langdon
Times plant.
Miss Fannie Ferguson visited Hannah
the forepart of the week and arranged
for the giving of a concert there by the
Phil Harmonic Co., on Aug 4th, the
occasion of the opening of Hannah's new
public schools.
B. r. Click and George Nulph returned
Sunday from business trip of several
days to the Valley. They came back by
way of Cavalier and witnessed some of
the sports IN progress at the ball tourna-
ment on Saturday.
The many friends of Mrs. Robt Work,
who is at Winnipeg undergoing special
course OF medical treatment, will be glad
to learn that her condition has greatly
improved the past week and is rapidly
gaining in strength each day.
Deputy Game Warden Meilxlejohn is
this week posting up notices containing
extracts of the game law in different
parts of the city and ''early shooters" will
save themselves trouble later on by read
ing them carefully just for future refer
ence you know.
T. B. Hankey was III line for con-
gratulations last evening on the occa-
sion of the arrival of young son. This
is the third time that Landlord Hankey
has been called on to set up the smokes
and he goes through the ordeal as grace
fully as though it was the 'steenth.
The latest rumor in base ball circles
is that the Langdon team will cross bats
with the Park River nine at the latter
place during the fair week. If this
should prove to be go there will GER
tainly be large crowd from here to
see the game, which will be for blood.
E. G. Magnus while in town Friday
from Mona left with us sample of wheat
81 inches in height, all headed out which
was sown after May 10th. He has a
patch Of over 80 acres sown on that date
of which this is a sample and in his
opinion almost too thick and heavy.
Tuesday afternoon the office of Judge
Dorval at the court house was the scene
of a quite wedding in which the con
tracing parties were Mr.. ohm Bergquist,
and Miss Anna Hagberg, IA young couple
that came in on the noon train from Mil
ton and reside in the township of Adams,
in Walsh county.
A, LPrinyer, living north of town, had
his barn destroyed by fire on Tuesday
afternoon. The cause of the contiagra-
ton is somewhat hard to account for,
unless it was started by Il spark from the
chimney of his house. The building is a
total loss. There was also large quaint
ity of oats and hay in the barn at the
time that were destroyed.
Fred johnson, for some time past an
employe of the DEMOCRAT Office, closed
deal last week for the lease of the
Cycle plant at Osnabrock and will get
out the first issue of the paper under its
new management tomorrow. Osnabrock
is a town that has made large number
of permanent improvements the past
year and it is hoped that Editor johnson
will give the people there a good live
paper, such as they deserve.
During the present week quite a num-
Der of Langdon's society people are out
of town euioyinp the excessive heat of