Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-10-26

for only $3.50. Homestead En-
tries, $500. Contests conducted
cheap. Mooney &c Chompine
Base burners, oak and air tight heaters
at Dedrlcks.
Good heavy 1o-4 blankts for Is cents
at G. j. Kelly's big store.
J. B. Boyd was looking after his
interests at Hannah Oh Monday.
| No services at the Catholic church on
Sunday as Rev. Pouliot viii he at Wales
Be in the swim and buy Mayors GUS
tom made SHOES. H.. D. Parsons sells
them.
AS. Burrows, who sells dirt by the
acre, and lots of it was here from the
Forks this week.
Dan Shelley is holding down a posi-
ton as clerk IN the red front corner
hardware of E. @. Dedrick.
E. A. Farrell returned Saturday from
Fargo, being excused from further duties
on the petit jury in q. s. court.
Rob't McDuff, the new druggist at
DR.. Donovan's drug store has been laid
up with slight touch of fever this week.
Justice Norgard officiated on the 14th
INST, at the marriage of Mr.. George
benson, of Milton and Mrs. Jennie
Labor, of Hannah.
Jas. S. Loynes' carpenters are hard at
it rushing work Oh the big machinery
warehouse that j. McPhail is building
at the rear of his Office.
The Osnabrock Cycle has young
lady, Miss Della Crawford, making a
tour Of the county soliciting new sub
scribers and hustling collections.
Mrs D. H. McMillan's condition is
reported as being considerably improved
this week, although some time will elapse
before she will be up and around again.
w. J. Mahon is entertaining his mother
and sister, Miss. Eva, they arriving on
Tuesdays train from Paisley, Ont, for
an extended visit with relatives here and
at Inkster.
Cashier Mcmillan of the State Bank
of Hanna was among the business visit
ors down the line the first of the week.
Mrs. Mcmillan came along for short
visit with friends.
Frank Johnston is at the Forks this
week getting re-hearing Of his contest
against the homestead of John Mitchell,
deceased. w. j. Anderson appears
as his legal representative.
This week the Catholics of Olga have
been giving their annual church fair.
which opened Tuesday and closes to-
night. The fact of muddy roads
deferred many people here from going.
Bob Bell will revolutionize the bust
ness of the ltinerant manipulation of
saw buck and wood pile with his gasoline
engine outfit this winter. He is now
able to make the regulation number of
cuts in ten cord pile of wood in days
run.
Fred L. johnson drove up from
Osnabrock through the mud to spend
Sunday with friends here. He closed
the deal last week for the purchase of
Jerry Frawley's interest in the Cycle
and from now on will go 1t alone. Here's
luck to the venture.
Milton had representative at the ma
tionsl railroad convention which met in
Chicago last week in j. II. Mccullough,
who will hob-nob with Jim Hill and
other big railroad magnets while in
cidentally pushing the Interests of his
Chautauqua line of railway at Devils
Lake.
This week the Langdon Mercantile
Co., offer the public groceries and.
general merchandise at prices that can
not be beat. They are out after their
share of the fall trade and with low
prices invite the patronage OF old and
new customers alike. Read over care
fully their list of low price bargains.