Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-01-26

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is on the sick list with the grippe.
LOANS made upon farms at very
LOW RATES See Atty, Richardson.
Frank Weatherbee was here from Min
neapolis Friday selling drug to the local
trade.
Co. E at last Friday nights drill con.
sidere1 nine applications of which six
we're accepted.
Chief of Police McDermott's little
daughter, Irene, is quite seriously i'll this
week with the grippe.
T. E. Burke spent Tuesday at Dresden
looking up new policy holders for the
Milwaukee Mutual at Dresden.
Senator w. A. Laidlaw came home
last Saturday to tell how 1t happened aud
stay over for the Burns celebration.
Jim O'Brien, the jolly hotel prince at
Park River, mingled with the Scottish
host that thronged our city yesterday
S. Scott, foreman of the Republican,
has been stepping quite Ugh sinceFriday
morning of last week-another girl at his
house.
Jos. McNeill, the heavyweight bonanza
farmer of Olga, was in the city Monday
he has taken up his residence at Osna-
brock for the winter
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jim Hill at the CT. Northern depot, drove
over to Manl,ou, Man, and spent Sun
day there with his folks.
Col. Simon Fraser, came up from
Moorehead yesterday to hear the pipes
at the Scotch celebration and visit his
old friend Mayor Mcmillan.
Mrs. L. Copeland, who has spent a few
weeks in the city visiting at the home of
Mrs. Chas. Chisholm, returned Saturday
to her home at Breckenridge, MINI.
Miss Louise Boyd and Miss Ella Gogin
spent Il part of last week "batching" on
the latter's homestead in Osnabrock
township, returning to the city Tu sday.
L. j. Dow, the travelling representative
of The e. j Lander real estate firm, spent
several days here last week and disposed
of a number of quarter sections near
town.
Jas. Dinnie and wife, Grand Forks
people we'll known IN Laugdon's social
circle have gone to Denver. Col, and other
western points to spend the balance of
the nler.
Cbas. l.. Holmes has received the posi-
ton Of Office deputy with Sheriff Robert
sons. The deputyship for the south end
of the county was awarded to J. r.
Mears, of Milton.
Quite number of Cav lier county far
mers are taking advantage Of S. f. Mer-
GERS offer to have their seed wheat tested
free OF charge at his nursery and green
houses at Larimore.
Miss Sarah McClory arrived in the city
Friday from Grand Harbor and is max
ing an extended visit with her sisters,
Mesdames Barke ard FIumerfelt Of this
city and Mrs Matbisen of Dresden.
Attorney Ell. B. Doughty and wife Ell.
tertained small party offrlends at their
home south of town Saturday evening,
the occasion being the fifth anniversary
of their wedding day. Many pretty and
useful presents were given the hosts
In recent letters to Langdon friends
FL. 0: Bjornerud and W. H. Conn talk OF
moving from their present location at
Calistoga, Cal, to San Francisco. The
heat Of the entire party Is reported to
have become greatly improve since mov-
ing west.
ALT. Lean, the painter, is spending the
week at Hannah fixing up a suite OF
rooms over the Donovan drug store, and
which It'll reported that Druggist Nc,
Grath will SHORTLY move INTO, after the
happ nlng of a society event which is set
to occur in Langdon at no distant date
Finluy Mcdonald comes back from
Bismarck with the inside bit Of informa
ton that it was the Scotch against the
the Norwegians, hence the election oil
q. S. Senator McCumber. The only in.
cldent that gives Macs statement a lack
of vera city is that it was on Burns birth.
day he divulged the secret.
The Flanagan farm, situated a few
miles from Osnsbrock, and for years pas,
owned by loan company, has been pur
chased by Peter Wild. 1t adjoins hit
home farm and adds another l6O acret
to the thirteen quarter sections he al
ready owns and cultivates. The price
paid is understood to be $3.50.
W. 81. Lackey, the new manager of thu
F. H. Stoltz lumber yard Of this city, is
bright and energentic business mau, who
is valuable acquisition to the pushing
interests Of this thriving city. Mr.
Lackey, like all new comers experienced