Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-08-31

Money at Nine per cc'st-no
commission. Final Proofs made
for only $3.50. Homestead En-
tries, $500. Contests conducted
cheap. Mooney DC Champ''.e
jas. Jennings is building fine large
residence on his farm near Stilwell.
For farm loans at the lowest rates OF
interest call at the Great Western Bank,
Osnabrock, N. Oak.
John Mahon is around again after q
bad attack of tousillitis that laid him up
several days last week.
Mrs. Arthur Plummer, sister of Mrs
P. Foshay, arrived last Saturday from
Ostrander. Mimi, for months visit.
Editor Fred l.. johnson was up from
Osnabrock yesterday and reports Co. @.
badges selling like hot cakes down in his
town. M ...
Clerk of Court Trnax was down the
line on ::land office business last week,
remaining IN Grand Forks with friends
over Sunday.
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.
Dentist Fired S. SMITH aciW be at
has office IN this city from the 1st
to 18th of this month.
Miss Vera ALERT returned home last
Saturday from Bathgate where she was
the guest Of Mrs. Dobie, sister OF R. T.
Burke, for a compile OF weeks.
Eli Falls is here from Park River
talking horse with prospective buyers.
He shipped in car last week and has
them on sale at G. w. Clarke's barn.
Register of Deeds Rylance has invest
ed in new gun-a L. G. Smith ham
merless-which he thinks comes as near
being chicken killer as they make 'em.
Chas @. Crawford and Miller A. c..
Kirby have returned this week from a
ten days trip out west, where they hunt
ed chickens and visited their homesteads
in Towner county.
Three deaths are reported to have re-
suited from scarlet fever at Walhalla the
past week. The disease has assumed
the form of an epidemic and is consider
ed somewhat serious
Misses Lulu Hodgins and Grace Nor
gan returned on Thursday of last week
from Grand Forks, where they have been
in attendance at the state university
summer training school.
Joe Little has rented the ground floor
of the Monnet building. formerly occu-
pied by the Langdon Times, and will
move his bakery business in there next
! week. The location is good one.
w. A. Ferguson drove down to Wal
halla last week to meet his wife, who has
has been visiting the family of her bro
Their, Register of Deeds Chisholm, ut
Pembina. They returned home Friday.
Morris Orton's companions on q hunt
ing trip last Thursday afternoon report
! him as being "gun-shy." The weapon
was found on a special trip made early
the following morning hidden, in the tall
grass of the slough.
On Thursday evening last Mrs. O. G.
Wentworth entertained the members of
the Langdon Woman's Club and their
husbands. An enjoyable time was had
and light refreshments served previous
to the leave taking of the guests at
eleven o'clock.
r. r. Farrell, we'll known to many old
timers, and brother of e. A. Farrell, Of
this city starts up in the hardware busi-
ness at York this fall. "Dick" should
make success of the venture that's il
the people down that way know when
they are being treated right.
Local buyers of coal will be given an
opportunity to experience the fact that
the coal barons are coming in for Their
share of general prosperity. The price
has already advanced two notches al
terminal points during the past five
weeks and another sharp advance in
price may be expected before the advent
Of cold weather. There will be much Of
of ghostly josh when this prosperity
4 coal problem presents itself to the con.
sumer this winter.
H. T. Morrison, of Des MONIES, Ia.
who is state evangelist of North Dakots
for the denomination Of religious people
known as the Disciples of Christ, OF
Christian church is spending few days
with the people of that belief in the city
and will preach in the Methodist church
next Sunday morning at eleven O'Clock
and also at the same place in the after
noon at four o'clock. His subject IN the
morning will be, "Shall We Know Our
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