Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-09-07

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trses, $500. Contests conducted
cheap. Mooney &c Champi',e
Be in the swim and buy Mayors GUS
tom made shoes. FL. D. Parsons sells
them.
For farm loans at the lowest rates of
interest call at the Great Western Bank,
Osnabrock, N. Oak.
Druggist Arneson is away with the
Langdon crowd to the Twin Cities
taking in the state fair.
j. G. Stable is down at the state fair
this week and will continue his trip east
on stock purchasing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Pierce are visiting
for a few days with Lakota friends,
driving over their last Friday.
Miss Marie Seigel, whose home is at
Gretna, Man., has been visiting at the
home of Mrs. E. I. Donovan the past
week.
Veterinary j. N. Sheppard and family
are now at home in the Meiklejohn resi-
dence on Fourth street, moving in there
last week.
r. T. Burke is Twin City visitor this
week and will purchase the fall stock of
holiday goods for the corner drug store
before returning.
Mrs. Campbell, for several months past
employed as housekeeper by w. j.
Mooney, returned on Saturday to her
home in Minneapolis.
John Brownell, living few miles west
of town, announces the arrival of young
daughter on Tuesday. DR.. Gibson was
the attending physician.
| Fleming May added one to the number
and good looks of the visiting delegation
from Langdon that went down to Min
nesota's state fair last Saturday.
Thos. Flynn started up his new j. 1.
Case threshing outfit yesterday morning
and steamed out to Tom Barrels place,
south of town to begin operations.
McCay's livery barn, at the rear OF the
Palace hotel, looks somewhat different
since having received coat Of paint
from the brush OF Artist Lean this week.
Robt McAllan, Jr., spent Sunday with
friends here. Since leaving home over
year ago he has seen service in Cuba
with the invading forces OF the U. S.
volunteers.
Mrs. I. E. Richardson left on yester-
days train for visit of several weeks
with acquaintance in Oregon. Attorney
Richardson accompanied his wife down
the line as far as Larimore.
"Rube" Bissell, who has been engaged
in the butcher business at Larimore for
a year past, came in on Tuesdays train
and will resume his old position in Sui
llvan's meat market this fall.
w. E. Davis was up from the Forks on
| Monday with the usual line of grocery
samples, also fine side line of North
Dakota militia company badges, that
gave distinction to one of the best travel
ing men from the best town in the state.
Miss Lcttie Tibbals, one of Larimore's
charming and accomplished young
ladies, who has wide circle Of Langdon
acquaintance, numbers among the FORE
J most of the fair contestants for the
Grand Forks Plaindealer's free trip to
Paris in 1900.
Geo Nulph and VIM. Welsh have
formed a partnership and have leased
the Foshay barn, at the rear Of the COL
umbia hotel, taking charge of same Sept
1st. Null phi will assume management
and years of experience gives him prop
er understanding of the business and
| it's customers.
@. j. Kelly left with the crowd for
Minnesota state fair last Saturday.
Though Joe said it was one of his regu-
lar stock buying trips and strictly on
business, there is a confidential rumor
that serenade by the band boys will be
! about the proper thing on his return,
which is looked for next week.
Jas. Buffers, for five years past one of
Langdon's we'll known young men has
this week been placed in charge of the
st Anthony & Dakota's elevator at Easily
The fact that "Jim" has served an ap-
premiership under some Of Langdon's
most experienced wheat buyers should
be guarantee that he is the right man
i'll the right place.
Gordon township was the first to send
in the story of what the harvest shall be.
Fred H einbecker, one of the new settlers
of the southwestern part of the county,
hauled in Il load of wheat yesterday
which he sold to Agent Ingalls,, of the
St Anthony & Dakota, who graded it
No Northern Mr.. Heinbecker states
that his crop will run about 10 bushels
to the acre. All his neighbors out that
way got through with their cutting the
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