Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-09-07
HID: Parsons is putting in a fine stock

| HID. Parsons is putting in fine stock
Of furnishing goods.
Jos Crawford has been quite seriously
i'll several days this week.
Attorney Cleary spent day or two
with Grafton fridnds this week.
For RENT-One large well furnished
room. Board il desired. Apply at this
Office.
Mrs. Orion, mother of Mrs. J. q.
Monnet, left yesterday for her home at
Princeton, Mo.
Over at Mimic they say that A. l..
Perry owns one of the finest pair of
drivers seen on the street.
Miss Nettle Honey came up from
Park River yesterday for few days
visit with Mrs. w. r. Bradley.
Jeweler Mccormack started off Satur-
day on his annual sight seeing trip which
of course includes visit to the Min
nesota state fair.
If your bicycle needs repairing take it
to LeVescont's shop. He has the best
line of extras and repairs in the city.
Charges moderate.
j. B. Chale, the postmaster and mer-
chant at Olga. will retire from business
owing to ill health. The location is a
good one for someone.
See DR.. +. S. Smith, the leading
dentist, at has dental parlors from
1st to 18th of this month.
Mrs. A. f.. Gardner is paying visit to
her aunt, Mrs. P. McGauvran, of Osna-
brock, this week during the absence of
her husband in the Twin Cities.
Cecil Mahon will enter the state uni
versity Grand Forks, at the commence
ment of the fall term and take up the
balance of his high school studies.
Attorney Mclean took in the inaug-
ural OF the Manitoba chicken season last
week, returning Monday accompanied
by another thorough bred Gordon setter
hunting dog.
w. J. Mooney has gone down to the
state fair and expects to be out of town
ten days. His son, John, went along to
re-enter St Johns academy at College,
vile, Mimi, for the fall term.
Hugh Porter, son of W. R. Porter, one
of Beaulieu's we'll known old residents,
is assisting in the extra amount of work
which accumulates in the Co. Auditors
office at this season OF the year.
The DEMOCRAT threshers account book
this season is complete in form, new and
simple. The price as in years past is
only $l.25. No one running threshing
rig this fall can afford to be without one.
Call and see sample.
Mrs. A. L. Perry and family left Fri
day to join Wheatbuyer Perry at their
new home in Mimic. Mrs. Perry and
family leave behind in Langdon large
circle of friends, many Of whom were at
the train to say good bye.
| j. D. Milne and wife, in company with
Mrs. w. F. Kessler and son, Miles, re-
turned Saturday from their vacation
trip Part of the time was spent at
Cashier Mines old home in Ontario,
where they we're royalty entertained by
his parents.
Judge Dorval is in Montreal enjoying
long anticipated visit among old frienns
He originally only intended accompany
ing his sons and daughter as far as Win
nipeg on their returning to school, but
changed his mind after the journey
commenced.
Miss Kate Schneider returns to the
city this week from an extensive trip east,
where she has purchased her fall stock
of millinery. Her new line When opened
it is promised will present nothing but
the latest and most lovely designs of up
to-oate millinery.
A popular quartette of Langdon boys
who go to Collegeville, Mimi, to take up
advanced studies at St. Johns Academy
for the coming year consists of Frank
McHugh, John Mooney, Eddie McNeill
and John BOYD. The boys left Monday
with light hearts and we'll filled trunks
| John Mclean cana up from a lengthy
| visit with Pembina county relatives last
| week and left Saturday afternoon to take
charge of the Imperial elevator at Osna-
brock for the season. For two years
"Jack" has bought for the company at
points down in the Valley, where he has
had reputation of dealing just right
with the people.
Unless settlement is reached before
the case comes up for trial Osnabrock is
destined to contribute decidedly warm
number to the calendar of criminal cases
| on the docket at the fall term of district
conrt. The defendant. an OsnabrOck