Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-02-09
Hy. Robirson's two month old baby
boy died Friday after q brief illness.

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boy died Friday after brief illness.
Tony Kieffer was down the line from
Dresden for brief visit m Tuesday.
j. Il. Boyd has receiv d this week ca
load of sour Voucher" flour from Milton
Try a sack of 'Our Voucher four sole
by all leading merchants in Cavalier
county.
-Four carload of dry tamarac wood a,
$3.50 per cord. Leave order at once will
p. Gardner.
For SALE-House aud lots for sale
cheap for cash. Apply at the store
R. P. Abbey.
Mrs. B. r. Click has been quite ill TO,
a week past, but is so far recovered as tc
be able to sit up.
James Buffers left Monday for two
weeks visit with Manitoba friends IN the
vicinity of Cartwright.
Miss Nellie Laidlaw, who has been
visiting here for some time past returned
yesterday to her home in Manitoba.
On Monday next Mr.. and Mrs. Neil
| McKechnie expect to leave for months
vacation which will be spent with Neirs
folks in Chicago.
r. Dixon, the suit and shirt man from
| Minneapolis came in from the south
Monday with all the latest wrinkles in
gests furnishings.
| j. G Stables change of advertisement
on the front page makes some prices on
seasonabls goods that bargains buyers
will find to be regular snaps.
The temperature during the past week
has ranged from 29o to 46o below zero.
A record of continued extreme cold un-
eqnalled for several years past.
JOS Paulson and H. j. Borget we're de-
legated representatives OF the Osnabrock
camp at the big blow OUT Of the Wood
men order at Grand Forks this week.
The new firm OF Mercer & Lawn want
everybody to carefully read over their
new nd this week. 1t is brim full of
bargains and facts that means money
saved for buyers of hardware.
Alex E. Stewart OF Harvey, and VIM.
Thorn, of Elkwoud, numbered among The
departing log rollers that left on Tues.
days train to attend the sessions of the
head camp of the Wooamen at the Forks
Geo. w. Gardner returned Saturday
from Forest River where the firm of Nc
Hugh & Gardner have deal on for the
sal IF their milling property. They
| will still retain possession of the elevator
there.
| G. W. Holmes deputy sheriff, went up
to Dresden Tuesday aud arrested Emil
Martin Lund, two threshers who had run
up big board bill at the Dresden House
and were trying to skip ont and leave
Landlord johnson TO mourn their snd-
den departure,
| Editor Frawley was up from Osnabrnck
awhile Monday and made fifth applica
t on to file his right on homestead.
This time he expects to make it stick
having obtained the REIMBURSEMENT Of
Geo. Lamoureanx, the Osnabrock
ton orial artist, to- quarter section To-
Gated forty miles south west of here IN
| Iowner county.
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Crystal last week and among the officers
for the present year the following promi-
nent men OF the order from this county
were elected Deputy Master, VIM. NJ.
Graham, of Milton, and Treasurer, James
Templetsn of Hannah. Tie next meet
ing of the grand lodge will be at Hamilton
on the third Wednesday in January 1900
Judge Sauter is holding court in Graf
ton, and last Thursday even ng large
party of attorneys and Grafton citizens
on invitation of the judges accomplished
wlfe-appeared at the Sauter mansion
to surprise the judge, which was made
more effective by the presentation to the
popular jurist of an elegant leather
covered library chair-Attorney Libby
of Park River making the presentation
speech in his usual happy vein. :
The Red River Valley mutual hail
insurance company Of Wahpetou, N D.
which met with heavy losses in Cavalier
county last season, has sent QUITO it's
policy holders another payment of Is
per cent making altogether sixty-fve per
cont of the amount due parties insured
who sustained loss The company has
secured unpaid notes, which are con-
sidered good, enough to more than pay
the balance of the losses, though it may
be some time before they can be turned
into cash.
S. F. Mercer writes fromLarimore that
several tests of the growing quality OF
samples of wheat for seed, sent him by
Cavalier county farmers, are now in pre-.
gress at his greenhouse. He says, t'of
three tests there is noticeable difference