Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-09-14

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for only $3.50. Homestead En-
tries, $500. Contests conducted
cheap. Mooney Dc Chomp'me
Be in the swim and buy Mayors cue-
tom made shoes. II. D. Parsons sells
them.
"Slim'' Dougan, we'll known in local
base ball circles, is here again for the
harvest.
r. II. Fullerton, the Iowa horseman,
arrived in the city last week to look up
prospects of fall trade.
Hannah has new physician, DR.. Con-
nors, lately graduated from Queens
College at Kingston, Ont.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Holmes and family
returned Tuesday from visit of several
days with relatives near Grafton.
Misses Carrie Mcmillan and Ella
Gogin went up the line and spent Sun
day among the good folks at Hannah.
Mrs. H. j. Mathleson was down from
Dresden last week spending few days
visiting her sister Mrs. VIM. Flumerfelt.
There's no fys on the team that's
hitched to Parsons delivery wagon these
daye, but there's lots of stars and stripes.
Good idea.
Chief of Police McDermott had four
transient harvest hands in the cooler
Tuesday night for drunken and dis.
orderly conduct.
Jno. r. Powers will solicit grain ship.
ments for MCCARTHY Bros, of Duluth,
along this line at points between Osna-
brock and Hannah.
A. F. Gardner and Fleming May got
home Monday from their state fair trip,
having stopped over Il day to witness the
Kelly-Latta nuptials.
John Robertson, formerly buyer here
for the Langdon Elevator Co., has work
commenced on the foundation of a large
stock barn On his farm north of town.
w. r. Bradley, j. Furber, accompanied
by Mrs. Bradley and Miss Nettie Honey,
composed party that enjoyed a couple
of days hunt south of town, returning
yesterday.
j. G. Stable has returned from his
visit to the Minnesota state fair and
stock buying trip east. Goods for the
Chicago store are arriving in drayloads
since he got back.
Mrs. e. E. Elford, who spent last week
in the Twin Cities looking over the east.
ern millinery market and purchasing a
fall stock for Elford Bros, department
store, returned home Monday.
"Doc" A. j. Schoolcraft was brought
in sick Sunday from 9. a. Paiemont's
farm near Olga, where he had gone to
build a granary. Ills friends around
town hope for his speedy recovery.
81. e. Birtch has been recalled by the
McC ormick Harvester Co., from Willow
City and will hustle their collections in
this county for the season, making his
headquarters at home here in La.ngdon.
P. McHugh and w. J. Mooney num-
bored among the returning travellers
from the Minnesota state fair Monday.
Mrs. McHugh stayed over for visit
with friends in Minneapolis for a few
days.
]. H. Mccullough, the Milton capital
list and railroad magnet, was here yes
terday. His local land interests and the
Chautauqua railroad, in course of con-
struction at Devils Lake. keep him con-
stantly on che move.
Miss Lottie Tibbals and Mrs. A. F.
Page, the lady travelling representative
of the Grand Forks Plaindealer were
visitors from Larimore in the city this
week, and as result it is expected that
Miss Tibbals' vote in the Plaindealer's
trip to Paris contest, will be given quite
boost.
c. B. Mcmillan the cashier of the
Hannah bank is down the line today
and estimates an average yield of II
bushels of wheat in western Cavalier
county, with lots of fields running as
high as % and 80 bushels. 1t is a
regular jubilee year with the farmers
out west, Charlie says.
The w J. Mooney State Bank be-
gins its fourth year by issuing very
fattering statement at the close Of bust
ness, Sept. T. Among the items that
cannot fail to be noticed is line of
deposits amounting to $38,84O with re-
sources footing up to $50, 58964; there's
$1O,415.46 cash on hand and 10 notes
and bills redisoounted or bills pa yable.
The statement is a very handsome one.
Fred Gariepy, young boy seventeen
years old was brought in Saturday even
ing from Olga byCounty Physician CUTE
in badly demented condition. While
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