Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-03-02
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len 4hs invalid list this sssk.
Il you wish 10 hny farm O. dwelling
.hnuss see Farrell & Burke.
r J. Hudgins now looks afterth, dues
aud assessments Of The A. O. q. w.
Other flourss satisfying Dur Voucher
-Four pleasing. That's tho difference.
L. B Kelly, the leading Milton busi-
nsss .,nwn, was up beLNeen trains Monday
Try sack of Our Voucher" -four, sold
by all Leading merchants in Cavalier
county.
Teacher Harry Hazelitt, Of the H n
nah schools, spent Sunday with friends
in the city.
JAS. w. Phinn, the Grafton travelling
toilor was here taking orders for spring
suits Tuesday.
George V,erhus returned Tuesday from
his weeks visit with his brother at
Michigan City.
Prof. Kirk, was down the line taking
in the sights at Osnabrock and Milton
on Friday of last week.
Mrs. Ezra FitzsinRer is spend few
days with friends in the Valley, leaving
on Mondays south trim.
Jack Mclean, who has been buying
wheat in the Valley, is spending the
week with friends up here.
W.T.. Gushing, is mentioned by the
Fargo Forum rs having accepted posi-
ton on the staff of the Argus.
F W. Mclean took testimony in a
number of Ian proof hearings at Han
nah yesterday between trains
The celebrated brands Of -four made
by the Milton Milling Co, are the BEST
Sold at Dresden Mt Mathis=n & Speck.
msnn's store.
Rev. Beer drove out to Elkwood last
night and gave h,s lecture on "Phre-
nology under tho auspices" of the Good
Templar lodge.
Hannah should legislate against eliot
machines. The Moon claims the only
currency in circulation up there is Cana.
dian five cent pieces.
T.. H. Rooney WIS Langdon visit' r
last week and spent a few days on the
farm of his brother, Alex Roney of LOAN,
returning IT, Fargo Saturday.
Miss Kate Schneider went to the Twin
Cities last week to select her stock Of
millinery for the Easter trade of her pa
irons in this city and at Hannah.
Thos. Gaffney, one of the prosperous
young Osnabrock farmers and near
neghbor of Peter Wild, WAS in town
Tuesday closing mp re-. estate deal.
Cash has been king at Co Treasurer
McGalvran's office this week. The top
notch was reached Saturday, when the
ay's receipts for personal taxes alone
footed mp to $4,000.
j r. Mears. the U S. deputy marshall
and south eud politician came mp from
Milton last Saturday on business relative
to term OF q. S. circnit court that meets
at Bismarck next week.
Some says you cannot tell anything
about the future. Bnt hundred of people
will tell yon that il you will take your
watch to A. O. Void for repair it will bs
sure to give you satisfaction.
For SA1R-Two quarter sections or
| more OF fine improved farm land, situat-
ed four aud one. half miles west Of Olga
Good substantial we'll painted building.
For particulars apply to John T. Nc.
Neill, Osnabrock, N. Oak. At
Archie Siller, ST., the "head push" If
Caledonian society, was here from Dan
iels the latter part of the week, also his
nephew Archie Sillers, Jr., and when it
comes to being Scotch why of course
they are what YOU would call "two OF a
kind"
VIM. Uglow, the insurance man of the
Mutual Reserve of New York, when last
heard from was working up good line
of business at Mimic. He has also writ
ten number of new policies al Devils
Lake since leaving here early in the
winter.
The results of next Tuesdays township
elections will appear in the issue of the
DEMOCRAT HIS fully as can be ascerlained
at so early date. II the town clerks
will lend lib their aid nearly all pre-
cincts can be heard from before going
to press.
Frank DeJudge, one of the early
pioneers of Langdon now hailing from
Grafton is now making tour of the
state AS manager of the American Cineo.
graph EXHIBIT Co., and will endeavor to
make date for his entertainment at
Langdon shortly.
The "old-fashioned spelling bee," that