Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-08-10

| IL. ID. ALERT was down the line at the
Forks and Fargo the forepart of the
week.
Mrs. j. N. Sheppard has been visiting
relatives at Park River the past couple
of weeks.
Miss Kate Schneider has been having
interior changes made in her millinery
parlors this week.
For farm loans at the lowest rates of
Interest call at the Great Western Bank,
Osnabrock, N. Oak.
Flumerfelt & Bucklin, are headquarters
for all kinds of fruit in season. Give
US call when buying fruit.
Artist Reiber is in demand at Hannah
this week, where he has the contract to
paint the new school building.
r. I. Donovan went down to Fargo
Monday to attend the annual meeting Of
the State Pharmaceutical board
Mrs. F. S. Smith, Miss Louise Boyd
and Miss E. Smith went up to Hannah
Friday to attend the concert and ball.
Mrs. w. A. Ferguson is at Pembina
this week for short visit with her
brother Reg. of Deeds j. M. Chisholm.
Mrs. Engebretson, daughter of @. F.
Charter, arrived Tuesday from Fosston,
MINI, for short stay with friends in
the city.
Miss Alberta Dorval will accompany
her brothers on their approaching return
to Montreal, where she will take up the
study of music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas S. Loynes went up
to Hannah Monday, having received
telegram stating that Mrs. John Loynes
was dangerously i'll.
Frank Leckey, the good natured chef
Of the Columbia cafe of a year ago, is
back from Wisconsin and may open up
a restaurant here this fall
Among those from Langdon that par
ticipated in the clay pigeon shoot at
Hannah last Friday were Messrs CHS
holm, Hunter and Meilzleiohn.
I. ?. Lipson and Joseph Power spent
last week interviewing the board of
officials of Fremont township in the in
terest of good roads and New Era
graders.
R. p. Abbey has carpenters at work
on commodious new quarters for his dry
goods business, which is being erected
on the vacant lots south of Landlord
Hankey's hotel.
D. w. Barker, of Harvey, purchased
during the past week an imported regis
tered shorthorn bull, "Greenway," from
H. j. Hope The animal is fine speci-
men, weighs 2400.
Mrs. Lackner, who has been visiting in
the city at the home of her brother, John
Mahon, left Tuesday for her home in
idaho. She will make short stop over
at Inkster with relatives.
F. w. Wilder. the hail adjuster of the
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.,
is up from Grand Forks adjusting few
small losses sustained by his company
in the western part of the county.
James Fleming returned from Winni-
peg last week, where he has just gradual
ed from the medical college. He has
been admitted to practice in North
Dakota and will hang out his single in
Osnabrock.
Landlord Kelland has an ad in this
issue for the Palace Hotel, which is all
that he claims for it. Under Jerry's
management good run of transient and
town trade has been drawn toward this
popular old time hostelry.
Mrs. Wilson Mccain, of BAG, whose
illness was referred to in last weeks
issue has been in low condition since
taken out to her home last Friday.
Word reached the city Tuesday that all
hopes of her recovery had been aban-
doned.
Cashier O. E. Thompson of the First
National Bank left yesterday for a
| mouths VdCaGlOu WHICH, u0 Will euJOy
with relatives east. He goes first to
Duluth and will take the lake route clear
through to old York state. On the re-
turn he will make stay of some length
in Chicago.
| Company E met at their drill hall in
the Crawford building last Thurday even
ing and decided for the present to hold
their meetings monthly instead of week
ly as in the past. Sergt. Mccullough
rendered his resignation, owing to con-
templated removal from the city. The
same being acted CD and accepted.
Sergt. Frank F. Ross, of Go. H. writes
letter to his sister Mrs. c. W. Clarke of
this city which states he has been dis
charged from the hospital and was back
at the front under Gen. Lawton's COM
mand doing scout duty. From the tone
of his letter Frank leads his friends here
to think that the boys generally will re-