Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-03-16
o. G. Wentworth made trip to Han

O. G. Wentworth made trip to Han.
nah ON Tuesday.
w. F.. Winter nude business to
Dresden last Friday.
4 w. T. Reilly was in the city from Mil
ton on legal business Monday.
j. r. Powers is expecting car OF
Minnesota farm horses this week.
See Farrell & Burke before making 4
loan on your farm and city property.
Attorney Norg I'd numbered with the
out Of town lawyers attending court this
week.
Painter Leans little daughter had the
misfortune to break and arm Tuesday
forenoon.
Dan McGruer was down Monday and
gave the unofficial census of the end
town rs PIG.
Robt Boards household responsible
ties were increased yesterday by the
arrival of a daughter.
| ]. w David, one of the representative
farmers of Daniels was greeting old
friends in town Tuesday.
DR.. F. S. Smith is looking after his out
of town patrons at Osnabrock and Milton
for the balance Of the month.
| Druggist Arneson was in the south
western part of the county few days
last week holding down his claim.
Arch McCul1y ex collector of customs
at Hannah was down the line Monday
as a witness in the Dawes wheat stealing
case.
The celebrated brands of -four made
by the Milton Milling Co, are the best.
Sold at Dresden at Mathisen & Speck.
mann's store.
Will Mercer spent several days last
week at Park River and while there ac-
cepte the local agency of the Park River
steam laundry.
Chas. a. Wrightson aud wife, among
the first settlers in Easby district, have
been visiting town friends and attending
count this week.
Con Jordan rejoices over the arrival of
a sou al his place last Wednesday. The
bright -yed little fellow it is reported
will be named "Dewey.'
The ice rink carnival at Milton last
Thursday attracted such young enthu-
siasts from this city as Billy Mercer,
Tom Fashay, Frank McHugh and Willie
Lean.
Pat Shelp was in from his farm at
Mazda on Monday. He has received
another letter from his brother, Archie,
and may yet decide before the summers
over to start for the Klondike and make
stake
Revs. Studnicka and Votypka have
been conducting Catholic mission ser
vites at this place and IN Mt. Carmel
during the W elk. The former gentleman
comes from Wahpeton and the latter
from Pisek.
FRANK Fischer and wife returned
Thursday from an extended visit with
friends and relatives in Ontario, where
they found the weather even worse than
here at home, where the mercury occa-
sionally touches the bottom of the |
them ometer.
Merchant Schulke spent couple of
days last week with the wholesale houses !
at the Forks. The rapid growth III late
years OF Grand Forks as distribute g |
point for the retail trade is something |
that has been noted with pride by the |
neighboring towns all over the state.
Dr.. P. c. Donovan's trotting stallion
Geo. Sis reported to be matched against |
WeIl.a- head. one of Winnlpeg's fastest
,rotters. The stake being either $4,000
or t25OO side and the race to take place
at Winnipeg early in the season. Neche
sports will Of course bet their whole pile |
on George S. and it's quite likely some
Langdon money will be placed on the
event The horse is prime favroite with !
the boys here.
Hope, the largest and most unwiedly |
township i'll the county, seeks division at
the next meeting Of the county board,
The residents of the west end, in the Mt.
Carmel settlement, have filed petition
asking to be set aside as separate town
ship. The argument is all in favor of
the step taken and will make the duties
OF the officials o the township less CON-
pllcated The petition has been signed.
unanimously by those seeking division,
not dissenting voice being raised.
The manager of the CineoRraph Co.
exhibit which is to be given at the Dono.
van Hall on Saturday evening, Is Prof.
Frank DeJudge, who will be remember
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