Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-04-13

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Miss Boyd returned Monday from a
short visit with Milton friends.
Billy Sims was one Of the Osnabrock
business men in the city Monday.
Horac McGauvran is able to be out
again encouraged by the warmer weather
Several good farms for sale on liberal
terms. See Farrell & Burke for
particulars.
fthat organ needs cleaned or repaired,
Prof. Kirk will do it we'll and at reason
able prices.
Thos. Falconer, ST., returned Monday
from Mimic. where he has spent the win.
ter with relatives.
Mrs Black, sister of Mrs w. B.
Dickson, expects to leave next week for
her home in Labrador.
Count DeLorimier was among the
number of popular travelling men that
invaded the city Monday.
Beginning with May LIST the curfew
bell will ring at nine o'clock instead of
half past eight every evening.
Mrs. Baker, mother of Mrs. M. l..
Sullivan is here for short visit, arriving
from Devils Lake on Monday.
VIM. Uglow returned Monday from
Milton, where he did good stroke of
life insurance business last week.
Miss Edna Farrell will spend the sum-
mer at Neche with her brother r. R.
Farrell, who ia in the lumber business
there.
Eli Fisher arrived home yesterday
from his visit to Colorado, where he
spent thu greater part of the winter with
brother.
Be sure of your money in case of hail
and insure in the ST. Paul Fire & Marine
Insurance Co. j. Gerding, agent, Dres-
den, N. Oak.
CD. Kelly made five years proof on
his Osnabrock homestead Tuesday His
brother Ralph and Ed. Reilly were here
as witnesses.
Mrs Knapp, who has been visiting here
several months with her sister. Mrs j G
Cramond, departed yesterday for her
home in Arizona.
Mrs. S. D. Hiltz who has been spend
ing the winter months with relatives in
this vicinity returned to her home at
Grand Forks last week.
Robt Walker, one of the prosperous
old timers of Fremont went through
town Friday to start up operations on
his homestead out west.
Judge Sauter comes here on the 18th
inst, to dispose of few unimportant
court cases left over. His decision on
the ditch case is expected at that time.
Col. Jack Donnelly, the travelling re-
preventative of the grain commission
firm of Van Dusen & Harrington is re-
newing acquaintaces after an absence OF
over two years.
Millions soldier boy, G. D. Butterwick
who is in Manila with the 18th of Mimi,
has just got over long seige of malarial
fever, but has managed tosee some fight.
ing, according to last accounts.
Blue vitriol and formalin is sure cure
for diseased grain, but for watch that
will not keep good time nothing is SO Of.
fective as thorough overhauling by A,
o. Void the jeweler at McGruers store
| A crowd of Miss Agnes Crawford'f
friends to the number Of thirty. gave hel
pleasant surprise party Friday evening
The young folks all had enjoyable
time-as they always do at the Crawford
home.
TEACHER WANTEp-A male teacher
who holds first or second grade certl
ficate, to teach term of seven month";
in School No 2, of Olga school district
, the term to begin as soon as possible
Address communications to Geo. Nc
! Hardy, Beaulieu, N. D.
Messrs ALERT & Winter have been ap
pointed local agents of the Northwes
FIRE & Marine Insurance Co. The com
pany recently organized at Grand Fork
and numbers six of Langdon's promi
nent business men among its stoc
! holders. It's business this year will b
largely confined to hail insurance.
The Cavalier Co. Mutual Insuranc
Co., which has it's head Office at Osna
brock, is DESTROYS OF correcting the mif
taken idea that it insures against hai
Its policies, for the present year at least
only cover the insurance of farm propert
against loss by fire. They are startin
out with fine line of business thi
spring. Ole J. Romfo is their agent.
Prominent absentees from Milton 9
the present time include Goe. Plain VIII
is on a vacation visit to the old home i
Illinois; Miss Marie Aslackson for sever
al years assistant cashier in the banl
who has gone to her homo at Cleveland
Ohio for the summer; Mrs. Josep