Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-05-25
WHEAT MARKET.
Pay your dog tax.

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oats ..','.-... 90
Pay your dog tax,
So Dresden is to have paper.
Remember that the DEMOCRATS offer
to Jan'y 90 subscribers closes IN two
weeks.
City Assessor Flumerfelt begins max
ing his annual calls this week, when Of
course everybody is expected to look
pleasant.
Among those down at Milton this
week attending the W. G. T. U. conven-
ton are T. H. Robertson and wife of the
Baptist church.
Revs. Robertson of this city. and
johnson of Wang, go out west Sunday
and will take the primary steps towards
establishing Baptist church in the
Daniels settlement.
Revs. Pouliot and Rdder ask that We
state for the information of their parish-
toner's that they will be out of town next
week from Monday until Thursday at
tending the dedication of the cathedral
at Fargo
Rev. John Caldwell, who during the
winter months has been in charge of the
Episcopal church work in Park River,
Milton and this city, leaves about June
LIST for the Pacific coast, where he has
accepted a parish.
Harry Arneson had that ginger color
ed hirsute appe1dage shorn from his
upper lip this week and it was almost
noon Monday before Mic McGruer would
let him behind the prescription case OF
the Langdon Pharmacy. .
W. w. Tousley, who won fame in the
| legislative halls at Bismark last winter
and until lately was one of Cass eounty's
many newspaper men, Sundayed in the
city He is now the North Dakota
solicitor for the St. Paul Dispatch.
!, The regular Baptist services of Rev.
Robertson for the coming Sunday will be
filled by Rev. Breasted of Fargo, and are
as follows: At the Lyle scohool house
at II a. M, at Elkwood at 2:45 p. m. and
at the Baptist church in this city at
8 pm.
All persons who have not yet settled
for the costumes worn at the Bethlehem
cantata are requested to do so at once.
Some have already settled. Others have
not. The cost of costumes was fifty
cents each. Settlement should be made
with G. G. Kirk by the last Of the month.
William Gilmore, wheat buyer for the
Northwestern Elevator Co., at Wales, is
the father of twelve pound son, whose
arrival dates from Sunday the 14th inst
Wales is having boom of its own this
summer and the people there are arranR-
ing to have the next census taker make
quite an extended visit in their burg
when making his rounds.
1. B. Lipson, of Fargo, representing
the Austin i Western Co., (Limited) was
in the city several days of last week, In
PRODUCING the New Era road grader, and
while here closed arrangements with Jos.
Powers as the company's agent in this
county. Their machine, the New Era,
is a great road maker, while on the other
hand the company could not have made
better selection than naming Mr..
Power as their local representative.
An error was made last week by this
paper in stating that Mrs. Foshay would
retire from the millinery business on
June LIST and now beg to state that her
closing out sale will continue until after
the Fourth of July, giving her many pat
rons an excellent opportunity to Obtain
bargains in all kinds Of millinery goodsAt
cost for the next few weeks. Later the
stock will be transferred to the store Of
Elford Bros, and placed in charge OF an
experienced milllner from st. Paul.