Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-04-20

Special bargains IN millinery ana nats
at Mrs. Blakely's store.
See the bargains in novelties and hats
that are being offered at Mrs. Blakely's.
Mrs. S. Balfour was visiting in the city
this week the guest of Mrs. Spiker for a
few days.
Angus Mcpherson, who has spent
most of the winter with Ontario friends,
got back Monday.
Cashier Broghamer, of the Great
Western bank at Osnabrock, was bust
ness caller on Tuesday.
Insure your crop in the st. Paul Fire
& Marine Insurance Co., j. Gerding
agent, Dresden, N. Oak.
FIX. Belleaeur and family contem-
plate moving to Langdon from their
Fremont farm this spring.
NC. Mcdonald returned Monday to
the university at Grand Forks to take up
the studies of the spring term.
Mrs. 81. Blakely made proof last
week before Judge Dorval on her home.
stead in the township west of Grey.
uCapt. R. E. McHuRh:-Co. E. will hold
it's first outdoor drill OF the season
to morrow, Friday, evening at7:3O sharp.
M. Liebeler continues to receive cars of
lumber to complete his stock OF new
building material at the old Click
stand. .-....
The first new sidewalk of the season
has been laid this week along the north
end of Fifth street in front of the Farrell
property.
Next Tuesday is city election day, but
no one would think it from the lack OF
interest that has so far been evinced in
the event
Attorney j. G. .Monnet is now prepared
to make farm loans at reasonable rates
with interest and principal payable
here in Langdon.
Fred King, the popular dry good sales
man at the Boyd Davis store at Hannah
removes to Grand Forks, where he has
accepted similar position.
Chas. G. keenan, started out on the
road again this week to push the sales of
fire clay pottery after spending couple
of weeks vacation among friends here.
Station Agent Shaw will establish a
residence up town this summer having
been notified by the G. Northern that
he must vacate the depot by Sept. LIST.
Hon. Jas. Blackjack and wife accom-
panied by Miss Edwards, drove over from
Bathgate on Monday enroute to Bisbee,
Towner county, where they go on land
hunting trip.
1t is learned that Miss Frances Colgan
has given up the work of organizing a
class in stenography at Cavalier, owing
to lack of encouragement. She has since
started a large class at Bathgate.
Mrs. Knapp of Tuson, Arizona. a
sister of Mrs. J. G. Cramond arrived
yesterday morning and is the guest Of
Mrs E. Barnum. Mrs. Knapp will be
remembered by many of the early settlers
l-Lakota Observer.
The Ct. Northern will build section
house at this point during the summer
and it is pretty generally understood tina,
Section Boss Joe Winch is ready and
prepared to furnish the housekeepel
as soon as Jim Hill furnishes the house.
The Langdon ladies lawn tennis club
through it's secretary, Miss Carrie Nc
MILAN, asks that all ladies interested II
the game attend meeting to be hello
next Monday evening at 7:3O at the home
OF the clubs president, Mrs. j. B. Boyd
Robt Fleming has accepted the agency
for Cavalier county of the Alliance Hal
} Insurance Co., of jamestown. The OF
ganization has creditable record o
several years business in the state ant
with it's interests in this county handled
by MIR Fleming should give outside com
petition harder chase than ever.
Monday morning at about five o'clocl
John Bisenius died at the home of hi
a.. sons Jacob and Matthew Blsenius, o
Loan township. The deceased wa
seventy five years of age at the time o
his death and had been in poor healtl
since meeting with a severe acciden
about two years ago. The funeral viii
be held Friday forenoon at the Cathali
church.
This week A. T. LeVesconte opens up
bicycle repair chop in the new building
, erected one door north of A. f. Gardne
& Co. furniture store. The reputation
that AL. has gained as machines
and all round mechanic, since comin
here year ago, to take charge OF tn
electric light plant, is all that is needed
! to guarantee that he will have all tn
t business he can handle during tho pre-
: sent season.
Residents Of town 1872, range GA, popu
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