Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-03-16
Spring begins next Tuesday.
Buy you bread at Parsons.

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Buy you bread at Parsons. f.
HI. Mathisen spent yesterday with
friends III the city.
II you wish to buy farm or dwelling
house seq Farrell & Burke.
Keep your eyes Oh the date of Uniform
Rank X. Of P. ball-April 4th.
Other flours satlsfying-"Our Voucher
-four pleasing. That's the difference.
L. F. Dow Is up from Grand Forks
this week closing number of land deals
Try a sack of sour Voucher -four, sold
by all leading merchants in Cavalier
county.
MISS Gertie Jennings is spending the
week With her aunt, Mrs. M. 81. Murphy
at Dresden.
D. O, Moore, cashier of the Grafton
National Bank, was here Tuesday in
attendance at court.
VIM. Uglow, the insurance man, re-:
turned to the city Tuesday after an
absent of two months.
Collector of Customs n. E Kinney at
Hannah was here Monday to give testi-
mony in the Dawes case.
Judge H. A. Libby, the municipal
parent of Park River was among the
visiting legal lights yesterday.
DR.. j. Reilly made trip along the
line Tuesday looking up orders for the
Milton Milling Co.'S. brands of flour.
Miss Amy o. Strom returned to her
home at Cummings, N. D., on Monday
hav,ngs pent few weeks with friends at
Moscow.
Ed. Furber returned last week from
Minnesota where he has been engaged in
lumber camp on the Foston branch
since last fall.
Dave Milne returned Friday for his
visit to Canada and will Commence
teaching term of school in Fremont
about April 3rd.
Neil G. Mcdonald is expected to return
home from the University the first of the
month and will teach a term of school IN
the vicinity of Hannah.
e. G Dedrick, the gentlemanly pro-
prietor of the corner hardware store
made a business trip to the Forks this
week, returning Tuesday.
Attorney Thompson came up from
Milton on Mondays train to look after
cases in court in which the firm of
Thompson 4 Gibson are interested.
DIR. Gibson reports continued improve
ment in the condition of Mrs JAS. Nc
Lauchlir. Her weak constitution, how
ever will delay her recovery for some
time yet. o..
Jno. Butterwick one of Milton's we'll
known townsmen attended court yester-
day. Mr. Butterwick vetern OF 81
and also has SOD serving his country
at Manila.
DR.. Semple wss called to Dresden on
Tuesday to attend the daughter of John
Illerbrun for brain fever. Tue child ID
only two years old and there is little hope
of its recovery.
Mrs. P. Foshay returned Monday
from her visit to the Twin Cities. She
will announce the opening Of her spring
stock of new millinery in plenty Of time
for the Easter trade.
Blue vitriol and formalln is sure cure
for diseased grain, but for watch that
will not keep good time nothing is SO Of
fective as thorough overhauling by A.
o Void the jeweler at McGruer's store.
For SALE-Two quarter sections or
more of fine improved farm land, situat-
ed four and one half miles west of Olga
Good substantial we'll painted building.
For particulars apply to John T. Nc
Neill, Osnabrock, N. Oak. At
The big event following the close of
Lent will be the swell dance of the K.
of P's. of the Uniform Rank on Tuesday,
April 4th. 1t will be warm number
to see the "cake walk" alone . Ill be
worth the price f admission.
Yonsorial Artist Weiland isn't saying
much these days--but he's thinking a
heap and the results of his "thinks." SO
to speak, will be big renovation in his
establishment early in the spring. One
the good things promised is a bath room
with couple of tubs.
A. L. Perry, local buyer for the North
western Elevator Co.. was called as a
witness yesterday in the Dawes wheat
stealing case to give expert testimony as
to the market price Of grain at the time
that Farmer John Montgomery was done
ont of his car of wheat.
Judge Corliss, until lately associate
judge of the supreme court of this etate.
was here Tuesday representing the John
Miller Co., IN the suit brought against
them by John Montgomery to recover a
car of wheat shipped year ago last