Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-05-25
Additional Local.

uu1G1O1lCtk 1OOCv1s
Miss Edna Farrell has this week as
sumed the position of assistant in the
post Office
j. B. Boyd has plenty of clean flax
seed for sale that may be had at the low
est market price.
Mrs. Chas Haugh left on Mondays
train for visit down the line with
friends at Edinburgh.
Insure your crop in the st. Paul Fire
& Marine Insurance Co., j. Gerding
agent, Dresden, n. Oak.
For SA1E:-Plenty of flax seed for sale
atssJ. B. Boyd's during the coming week
at the lowest market price,
See that your paper is fixed up to
Jan'y 90 at once so as to be in on the
big offer to readers that closes June Sth.
Judge Dorval and j. B. Chale, of
Olga. expect to start next Monday on
their six weeks trip through the south
ern states.
Attorney Erickson closed deal with
the townsite company last week for the
purchase OF four choice lots in the resi-
dence part of the city.
J. w. Campbell, the village justice at
Milton, made the county seat call on
Monday to obtain legal opinion from
States Attorney Dickson.
"Doc" Herman was among those in
town on Monday and tells US that he now
halls from Cavalier, having moved there
from Osnabrock early in the spring.
Friends of Mrs. G. w. Clarke, who is
at present in Minneapolis, will be glad
| to hear that she is now almost recovered
from the illness that has confined her to
her room for nearly two weeks.
The grand lodge session of the
Workman order that held it's annual
meeting at Fargo last week elected our
townsman George Barcelo to the office
of outside guard of the grand lodge.
Farm Louns-An abundance of
Eastern Money for Farm Loans,
at zo1vc, rates than euer. No de-
lag. Money al,coys on hand at
ALERT &c Winters.
DR.. Gibson was called out to MAZDA on
Monday to attend Jerry Hale, farm
hand in the employ of Ole G. Olson,
who had leg badly fractured On Sun
day evening while cultivating the &C.
quaintance of an unbroken broncho.
This week petitioners residing IN the
north half of Osnabrock township pub
lish notice to the effect that they will
ask the county commissioners at their
next meeting, held in July for division,
and state that If their petition is granted
the proposed name of the new civil town.
ship will be Easily.
Miss Grace Morgan's scholars have
taken up quarters in the city hall having
had to vacate the court house on Tues
day owing to its use being required for
the holding of court by Judge Sauter.
It is likely that the little ones will con-
tinue to hold down the city hall until the
end of the term as 1t IS understood that
the county dads do not exactly fall in
with the idea of the court room being
used for school purposes.
Catholic services for the coming Sun
day are as follows: Mass in st. Alphon-
sus church of this city at $50 am; high
N ass at the new Catholic church at
Dresden at 1870 am. The dedicatory
services of that church will be held in
the afternoon beginning at 3 o'clock,
when sermons will be preached in both
German and English, the Revs. Ridder
and Pouliot officiating. The choirs of
the Catholic churches of Langdon and
Mt. Carmel will be there to take part in
the services.
See that your subscription to the
DEMOCRAT is paid to Jan'y LIST, 1900.