Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-03-23
Buy you bread at Parsons.

Buy you bread at Parsons.
List your farm or city property with
Farrell & Burke.
NJ. 81. Murphy was in the city from
Dresden between train Tuesday.
/! Remember Little's restaurant is the
place to get the best meal for quarter,
All leading merchants in Cavalier
county sell sour Voucher -four, the
best on the market. ...
Veterinary Sheppard attended the two.
days session of the farmers institute held
at Park River last week.
Mrs. A. G.. Darling, mother of Mrs.
G. II. Hunter, took Mondays train for a
visit with Minnesota friends.
The tailors, Falls & Bradley, are nice.
ly located in their new quarters at
Barber Birmingham's old stand.
Prof. Kirk gives piano recital at
Osnabrock this evening assisted by Miss
Lilly Shaw and Miss Mabel Mcknight.
J. G. Monnet is now prepared to make
farm loans at reasonable rates with IN
terest and principal payable here in
Langdon.
! Miss. Kate Schneider got back Friday
from Minneapolis where she bought q
full line of spring millinery for the trade
at this place and Hannah.
Co. Sup't. Fox is one of the court
house officials that have been serious
under the weather this week, suffering
from bad attack of the gripp.
The annual ball given by the Woodmen
at Osnabrock last Friday was an attrac-
tion that aided number Of Langdon-
ties IN celebrating st. Patrick's day.
Joe Waite, who has spent the winter in
the Minnesota lumber woods returned
home Saturday and will work on the
the farm of his father few miles east OF
town the coming summer.
M. Orion and wife who have spent q
couple Of weeks visiting here left Mon.
day forstheir home at Juneau, Alaska,
having spent three months among re.
latives in the States whom they had not
seen for five years.
A. F. Gardner will announce IN new
ad next week the arrival of an immense
stock of new furniture for the spring
trade. Call and see the new line of 9s
style baby buggies that are unequalled
by anything previously shown in the city
Tonight the whist club ladies' wind uI
their series of weekly games with ban.
quet and social dance at the K. of P
nall. Mrs. J. B. Boyd carries off the
honors of the highest score during the
succession of games that have beer
played by members of the club.
II John HI. Goertz, has small ad in THU
issue stating that he Is DESTROYS OF get
ting position as salesman in genera
store in Langdon this spring. He vii
be remembered as having filed position
Of this kind in a very acceptable name
with several Langdon firms prior t,
moving out to his farm last fall.
The Ct. Nortern has notified it agent
alone the line that after April LIST the
must vacate that portion of the company
premises that they haYe been occupying
as dwelling. Agent Shaw is unde
{ the impression that the order applys onl
to agents that occupy living rooms o
| the ground floor of depots and has write
t for more explicit instructions befor
j. starting to move up town.
Langdon has five stock holders and on
. member Of the board Of directors of th
0 Northwest Fire and Marine Insuranc
Q company which was organized at Gran
. Forks last week with capital stock
q 100000. There are an even hundre
}. holders Of stock, composed of promine,
g business men and farmers from all par
|. OF the state. The company is organize
&. on similar plans to the we'll know
d Paul Fire and Marine company and Vi
10 commence business at once. An asses
\ ment Of 25 per cent on subscribed stot
y was made at the meeting held last wee
1t The local stock holders are Messrs Lai,
law. McHugh, Work, Winter and Allel
IS Special shoe sale at Schulke'
nj NoW's the time to secure bal
!. gains before the stock Is brokel