Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-06-29

Physician Semple was up the line at
Hannah on professional visit between
trains Tuesday.
Dave Falls came up from Milton yes
terday and stopped over for short visit
with folks in town.
When in need of something that fits
we'll, is stylish and will wear well go to
W. L. Bradliy the tailor.
Chisholm g. Hunter have placed
electric lights in their big general
merchandise store this week.
Flumerfelt s Bucklin are now prepar-
ed to furnish ice cream in bricks on short
notice. Leave orders at once.
J.R. Mears, who is Sheriff Robertson's
efficient deputy at Milton, was in the city
awhile between trains on Tuesday.
Mrs. L. Duensing arrived in the city
Friday from Emerson, Man., and is visit
ing at the home of her neice, Mrs. S. T.
Scott.
Eli Fischer got back Saturday from a
months vacation during which he spent
considerable time IN the Forks and at
Winnipeg.
If your bicycle needs repairing take it
to LeVesconts shop. He has the best
line of extras and repairs in the city.
Charges moderate.
A match game of base ball between the
mines of Langdon and Olga is announced
to take place at the fair grounds, to- NOR
row, Friday evening,
H. j. Mathisen and wife came down
from Dresden last Saturday and stayed
over for visit with the Burke's and
Flumerfelt's until Monday.
j. A. Honey was here between trains
from Park River last Saturday to interest
the local dealers in the -four product of
the roller mills of that place.
Felix Charters condition is mnch i'm
proved this week and it is now expected
that with continued good care he may be
removed to his home in this city in a few
days.
JAS. G. Dickson, j. G.. Stable and r.
W. Gerkle, are three Langdon young
men who will IN the near future figure as
contestants in land contest cases that
are advertised to occur here.
Andrew George, one of the attaches of
H. j. Haskamp's varied interests at Dres-
den, went to Walhalla last week with the
Langdon crowd to enjoy a short vacation
at the garden spot of North Dakota.
Another camp of the Woodman order
is to be instituted this week at Soper.
Deputy Organizer Atkinson has been
working in that neighborhoad with a
view of establishing a camp there for
some time.
Mrs. M. L. Sullivan and family will be
among the early arrivals of the Langdon
crowd on the Chautauqua grounds at
Devils Lake next week. Their visit in
that vicinity will be rendered more en-
joyable from the fact that Mrs. Sullivans
family live over there.
Dan McGruer and Editor Shepard are
due to arrive in the city today as
delegates from Hannah to the county
Sunday school convention. Whether or
not their credentials will be o. K. by the
convention is point on which the opin-
ion of their Langdon friends somewhat
differ.
The Cycle of last week puts down the
population of Osnabrock at 500 and pokes
up the question of adequate fire protec-
ton in way that the people can't very
we'll get around, There appears to be
but little likelihood that Osnabrock's
opportunities will be sighted by the new
editor of the Cycle.
Geo. Thaler came near losing granary
and 400 bushels of oats by fire on his
farm east of town one night last week.
The fire started IN some mysterious
manner from a load of hay that had been
drawn up alongside of the building, but
was discovered by some near ne1ghbors
of Mr.. Thaler's before it had gained
much Roadway, SO that the damage done
was comparatively slight.
Jim Hills local representative at Mil
ton is A. w. Coates and heis evidently a
good deal more popular there than the
big railroad magnate himself. Anyway,
one day last week the business men and
other patrons of the depot, presented
him with bicycle, and it is not unlikely
that as soon as it comes to President
Hills ears the poor fellows resign alton
will be in order-all because he is too
popular with the people.
Agent 4. L. Perry tells us that his
firm, the Northwestern Elevator Co.,
have about completed arrangements for