Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-05-11

500 doz. Eggs aca'1ted at Schu1ke' S
Flumerfelt & Bucklin, are headquarters
for all kinds of fruit in season. Give
US call when buying fruit.
Ladies' and gents summer underwear
in camels hair, merino and balbraigan sold
from 10 cents up at Abbey's.
| A. B. Darling, deputy county surveyor,
spent several days Of last week looking
after spring operations on his homestead
in Grey township.
A nice new lot of dry lumber of all
kinds, at reasonable prices is constantly
on hand at II. j. Haskamp's lumber
yard, at Osnabrock. They make speci-
atty of long dimension.
Teacher Jno. A. Mckay came up from
his Pembina county school at Bay Center
last week for a few days holiday which
he spent in looking after spring farming
operations on his Grey township CLAN.
Miss Thorson, who until lately has
been conducting millinery and dress
making establishment at Osnabrock, has
decided to locate in this city. She was
here last Friday making the necessary
arrangements.
The right-of-way for county road be-
tween Milton and Osnabrock, along the
railroad. Is being readily granted by
those through whose farms the proposed
road will be made. Gustaf Brecke, has
the arranging CT the nessceary details.
Will Bolton continues to hold down
the job of baggage clerk at the depot,
the expected opening at Niagara, that
was to given him new berth having
failed to materialize, for the present at
least, Langdon folks are in no hurry to
see Chilly" leave anyhow.
@. j. Kelly left Thursday of last week
on stock buying trip to the eastern
market where he will purchase full line
of groceries and drygoods for his store
here. He expects to have thing in shape
to invite the public to inspect his new
stock of goods in couple of week.
Watch for advertisement next week an
nouncing the arrival of his new stock.
Charley Haugh started his ice wagon
on the rounds of the city for the first
time yesterday morning. The season for
using ice has only just commenced but
starts out with bigger list of patrons
than ever before. If you want pure
spring water ice delivered at your house
every morning leave your order with
Haugh. Special rates to regular GUS
toners for the season.
Editor S. F. Mercer, the Larimore
Leader man, and relative OF F. E. B.
Mercer, of this city, was q Langdon
visitor over Sunday. Mr. Mercer divides
his time between looking after an extern
sive greenhouse business and getting ont
a live democratic paper, which by the
way is "A constant thorn in the side of
the republicans OF Grand Forks county
among the returned North Dakota
boys that reached home from Manila
last week was Private Hans Peterson, of
Co. @. who up to the time of his enlist.
ment last fall was resident of Cavalier
county. living with his parents on their
farm, which is located near Milton.
While in the Philippines he was laid up
for long time with rheumatism. AT
the time he left, on the 9th of March
he was confined to the hospital, but was
taken out to the firing line, four miles
distant to bid his comrades good bye
He is now much better and says that the
sea voyage has proven very beneficial
Money to Joan. If you want
!, q cheap lean ON your farm e
to the Citizen State Bank.