Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-02-09
No flies on this weather.
Local items are all froze up.

4 No HES on THIS WeaG0ers "
Local items are all froze up.
Ell. Fox is listed among the sick.
Another city election will be here in 1
couple of months.
Ii. J. Borget was business visitor
from Osnabrock last Friday.
Other flours satlsfying-'Our Voucher
-four pleasing. That's the differences.
LOANS made upon farms at very
LOW RATES. See Atty. Richardson
doc" Schoolcraft has been laid up fol
over week with bad attack of the
grippe.
John Trotter was here Tuesday re-
presenting the business interests Of
Osnabrsck.
w. j. Thompson, the popular Milton
lawyer, was one of the attractions III the
city Tuesday.
Jas. Loynes who has been confined tc
the house for several days is much better
and able to be around again.
Buy your stove wood already sawed at
Gardner's wood yard. Both hard and
soft wood sold at lowest prices.
Charlie Smith is "head push" at the
StoItz lumber yard during the absence
from the city of Col. Wentworth.
| ~. Schulke is about the busiest man in
town these days getting his new spring
stock uppacked and ready for inspection.
Mr.. II. J. Haskamp and family are re-
jolcing over the arrival of a bouncing boy
at their home Oh Saturday.-Wahpeton
Times.
The celebrated brands of -four made
by the Milton Milling Co, are the best.
Sold at Dresden at Mathis & Speck
menus store.
John Schwartz, who has been spending
the greater portion of the winter at his old
home in Ontario is back again, arrived
home Saturday.
Miss Jennie Brown, who has been visit
ing in the city with her sister Mrs. j. N.
Sheppard returned Saturday to her
home at Park River.
Collector w. j. Doyle, tho we'll known
state agent of the Deering company,
spent part Of last week here with the
local machinery dealers.
McHugh g. Kelly, the big clothing
firm advertise a big closing out sale.
They intend going out of business and
offer rare bargains for the next sixty
days.
Lorenz Knhmstedt, died at his home
in Millmay, Ont, on Friday Jan'y 9th.
Deceased was in his seven third year and
spent several weeks here three years ago
visiting relatives and friends.
Experience is an expensive teacher.
You can avoid the expense and still have
the experience by taking your watch
that needs repairing to A. 0. Void, the
jeweler, who you all know guarantees TO
give satisfaction.
We uOGo GufG tuo SaVdlleI ouIOulClo
states that Chas G.. Keenan,. of Langdon,
who is agent for the Fire Clay Cooking
Ware. has been in Cavalier the past
week. He report a large number of sale
10 and about Cavalier.
A. McNiven and family, when last
last heard from by Langion friends were
making brief sojourn at Ogden, Utah,
enroute to the Pacific coast. Already a
noticeable improvement is reported in the
condition of Mr.. McNiven's health.
G. j. Kelly and Geo. Plain, from this
city and Ed Reilly and H. Stoltz of
Hannah were south bound passengers
Saturday to Milton we're they witnessed
class of five candidates "hot-foot" it
across the burning sands as pilgrims for
the Orient.
Judge Dorval 10 the oldest county
judge, in point Of service, with one ex-
ception of any in the state, Judge
Roberts, Of Cass county, being the one
who leads, by one term. 1t might also
be added that when 1t comes to popular
ity as an offici i we all confident that
ED" leads 'em ALL
E. A. Farrell and T. e. Burke have
formed partnership during the week
and will conduct a collections, real estate
and insurance business under the firm
name of Farrell & Burke. They will
open up an Office in the. First National
National Bark block at the old st nd re-
Gently occupied by ALERT & Winter, as
soon as the putting in of the steam heat
ing fixtures is completed.
If Mccarthy, of the Milton Globe,
wants to get quick action for that twin
baby story-a boy and a girl-that was
worked off on the Langdon people and
got into print in the Times last week,
he don't need to go outside the limits OF
Milton to find the perpetrator of
the joke. w. T. Reilly was the straight
faced, cheerful prevarlcator of gospel
!