Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-05-11
Abbey has full line of ladies, gents

Flumerfelt & Bucklin are now prepar-
ed to furnish ice cream in bricks on short
notice. Leave orders at once.
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.
r. A. Farrell was down as far as Park
River on a business trip this week re-
turning home Tuesday.
B. r. Click went south on yesterdays
passenger and will join his wife in a
visit with friends in Springfield, Illinois.
Mrs. M. H. Murphy and little daugh.
ter came down from Dresden last
Friday and visited with the Morrisons'
over Sunday.
Attorney Erickson and A. o. Void
drove out Tuesday evening to spend the
night on their claims located few miles
north of Wales.
Mrs. E. Moore and mother went up the
line to Hannah on Monday and will
spend week visiting friends on the
Manitoba side of the line.
Tony Habermann had his restaurant
closed up few days last week while out
west putting up house OH his home
stead a few miles west of Dresden.
Finley Mcdonald, of Milton, will be
tbs sole representative of this county do
ing jury duty at the term of U. S. district
court that meets in Fargo on the 18th.
Joseph Little is continuing to add i'm
provements to his bakery business in or
der to meet the demands of increasing
trade Next week he will have brick
oven added to his shop.
3. Thinner the hustling manager of
the Haskamp lumber yard at Osnabrock,
was in the city on Friday last to make a
filing on government laud in the south
western part of the county.
Walter r. Gushing. whose efforts
were identified with the founding Of the
Lapgdcn Times last summer, came up
from Fargo yesterday to look after GER
tain legal matters that demanded his
attention.
Ike Clements has resigned the position
of clerk at the Columbia, which he had
held down since returning with the
Langdon rough riders from military life
in Georgia, and has gone out to his claim
in the western part of the county, with
a view to making proof on the same later
in the summer.
This week A. Schulke has been having
a we'll lighted twenty-five foot addition
added to the rear of his store and has
the new stock on hand to unpack and
place on the shelves as soon as complet-
ed. His place of busin ess this season
is being enlarged III every way to allow
of the handling of a big share of the fall
trade.
A celebration of st. Jean Baptiste
will be given by the people of Olga on
June Goth, for which program of sports
and oratlons is being arranged. 1t is five
years ago since the people of Olga held
any public demonstration on this world
wide holiday among French. Canadians
and the time promised all corners is one
that none can afford to miss.
Many fine new residences will be built
at Osnabrock this summer, it is also I'M
derstood that the school authorities have
decided that the time has arrived for the
making of extensive changes in their
school house, more room for the increas-
ing number of pupils being necessary;
a hall for a lodge purposes is also con-
templated by the Modern Woodmen.
H. d. ALERT Informs us that the North
western Fire & Marine insurance COM
pany, of which he is both stakeholder
and local agent, has already begun to do
good seasons. business all over the
state A recent letter received from the
head office at Grand Forks states that
200 hail risks and 160 fire have so far
been received. The work of the com.
pany is assuming proportions little ex-
pected when the organization was per-
fected few weeks ago.
Justice court business which has drag
ged somewhat for couple of weeks past
began to flourish again on Tuesday.
The Olga law suit in which David Beau
champ sought to recover $50 from DR..
CUTIE was the first to break the monotony
and was followed in quick succession by
the case ofthe State VS.. G. L. Cory,
arrested on the charge of shooting
S. A. Ferries horse. Both cases helped
to liveu things up for the local talent at
a time when they we're not overburdened
with much to do.
Senator" Dan Meehan returned on
Thursday Of last week from another of
his business trips to the Valley. During
his absence he instituted a court of the