Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-08-24

II. D. Parsons is putting in fine stock
of furnishing goods.
X. N. Syverud was an Osnabrock visi-
tor between trains yesterday.
GIRL WANTED - Good dishwasher;
wages $12 per month. Columbia Hotel.
Users of binding Irvine should see Par
sons A special price on high grade
line of Irvine.
Mrs. J. F. Ramage is entertaining
her mother and sister, they arriving last
week from Mimic.
Leave orders with the DEMOCRAT now
for thresher's statement of account
books. Price SLIPS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schulke spent Sun
day with the Witzels and other Mt.
Carmel acquaintance.
DR.. McKenty is here from Gretna,
Man., spending few days visiting his
sister, Mrs. E. I. Donovan.
g. W. Clarke took a run down the line
as far as Park River on Monday to look
at the crops and transact business.
Does your watch keep good time? If
not take it to Jeweler A. o. Void, at N.
E. McGruer's drug store, for repairs.
Attorney Erickson returned yesterday
from Grand Forks and Fargo where he
has been several days on legal business.
Mrs. Jno. Currie was down the line
for few days this week visiting her SOB,
ALT Currie, who is in business at Conway
ALI Lean, the sign artist and decorator
has fixed up the front of the Mercer &
LAWN hardware store quite handsomely
this week.
Sheriff Robertson has on his blue over
alls and working clothes this week and
is giving harvesting operations push
out on his farm.
BILLY" Bolton, one of Jim Hills at
taches at the depot, biked across to the
other side of the line and spent Sunday
with Manitoba friends.
A. @. McNiven and family will return
from their Pacific coast trip about Sept.
18th. The change has proven of great
benefit to Mr.. McNiven's health.
| H. McCorkle expects to return Satur-
day from his Illinois trip with car load
of choice farm work horses, which he
will offer for sale at M. Kelly's barn.
Johnny Mooney came up from st. Paul
last week with his father for another short
visit with the young folks before re-enter-
ing school at Collegeville, Mimi, for
the fall term.
A song service by the children of the
Sunday school took the place of the reg
ular service at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday evening and was we'll re-
ceived innovation.
Attorney Robert Dickson took yester.
days train north to Hannah and from
there will enjoy a ten days bicycle ride
to points of interest in Manitoba, stopping
at Rock Lake and Delorain.
/ UlSS AuG0 NCuuOlucl 1cdto6 Sduuludy
for St. Paul, where she will spend month
looking over the fall millinery fashions.
While absent her business at this place
will be looked after by Miss Annie Kelly.
Misses Thorson this week open up e.
suite of millinery and dressmak1ng par
lors in the rooms over Gardner & Co.'S
furniture store. The ladies have until
recently carried on q highly successful
business at Osnabrock.
| Mercer & LAWN have placed steel
range of extra large size in the kitchen
of the Palace hotel this week. Landlord
"Jerry'' Kelland seems to be getting in
his graft on the hotel business pretty
good for new beginner.
Fred bennett reached Milton this
week to spend the balance of his summer
vacation before again taking up his
duties as private secretary to Senator
Hansbrough at Washington. He has
just concluded an enjoyable two months
visit with relatives and old friends in
England.
The 34th Regiment of o. S. Volunteer
Infantry, in which H. Wleland of this city
recently enlisted, has been ordered tn
break camp at Fort Logan, Colo, and
proceed at once to San Francisco, where
in company with two other regiments
they will board transports and sail for
the Philippines.
Students of music who contemplate
taking up work this fall, and winter
should see Prof. G. G. Kirk. His methods
Of work are the latest and success to the
faithful student IS guaranteed. Recitals
by pupils at stated intervals. You will
make no mistake by engaging Prof. Kirk.
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