Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-03-09

List your farm or city property with
Farrell & Burke.
Fred Davis, the Hannah merchant
was in the city Tuesday.
Remember Little's restaurant is the
| place to get the best meal for quarter,
All leading merchants in Cavalier
county sell "Our Voucher" flour, the
best on the market.
Cashier Milne of the Citizens bank
spent part of lust week at home nursing
an attack of the grippe.
Jno. McConnachie and family came up
from Inkster on Fridays train and drove
out to their home at Elkwood.
For SALE-One quarter section OF
Farm land within miles of Dresden
Apply to JAMES Nc NELL, Olga.
b Alex f. Stewart dropped in Saturday
and made the DEMOCRAT richer by two
years subscription, one in advance.
o. @. Wentworth and wife reached
home from their Chicago visit Saturday,
where they enjoyed month very pleas
antly with friends.
Cashier Mcmillan of the Hanna bank
spent Sunday with Langdon friends and
went south as far as Grand Forks on a
business trip Monday.
County Commissioner Heapy was a
pleasant caller Saturday on business
connected with the election that occurred
in Perry township on Tuesday.
Jno. Robertson, buyer for the Lang
don Elevator Co., will close his house for
this season, on the 18th inst, and move
out to his farm in Harvey until next fall.
Last weeks Cycle, which by the way
didn't reach here until yesterday, had at
at least half dozen good arguments
showing why Osnabrock should incor-
porate.
| The school ma ans will be with us to-
morrow. The examination here will be
conducted by Co. Supt. Fox. At Milton
the applicants will appear before Prof
Sheehan.
H. O, Storlie spent Sunday down the
line with Edinburg friends. Edinburg
is coming right to the front with the
rest of the towns on the branch and has
incorporated state bank lately.
Prof. Sheehan received quite serious
fall Monday while walking from hiE
home to the school house. The injuries
received were not sufficiently severe to
lay him up, but have rendered it quite
difficult for him to get around.
Thos. E. Campbell of Elkwood, re
ceived word yesterday of the sudde1
death of his daug liter, Mrs. r. D. Boyd
of Carmen, Man, ON the 7th inst. Th,
funeral today is being largely ATTENDED
by relatives and friends from this sid,
of the line.
I f. E. Renaud last week made trans
fer of his farm property at Olga for tn
Bule House at Hamilton, taking imme
diate charge. For several months pas
Mr.. Renaud has been in the hotel bust
ness at Cavalier, where his lease of tn
Jennings House expired last week. Th
} DEMOCRAT wishes friend Renaud an
family success and prosperity at Hamilto
A clipping from the Solway, (Minn.
Advocate, mentions the regret espresso
by the townspeopIe there at the approach
ing departure of o. H. Engebretson, til
ct. Northern depot agent, who remove
shortly to st. Paul. Ole and his wifi
> nee Miss Blanche Charter, have ais
many old time friends in Langdon, VII
! wish them success and happiness wher'
ever they may 60.
Those belonging to the A. O. u.
q will be glad to know that there will
0 no easement for March. Thus far, Ill
g der the new plan, only one assessmel
a has been LEVIED this year as against Fl,
g last year for the same period, under I'll
d level rate. The members appreciate IL
g fact that the change to classified plan, W
q q beneficial change for the order, ar
q with the showing made thus far, it is
q cheap and good as any fraternal insu
q ance to be had. The lodge here is in
n q fouriehing condition.
: Every Saturday is Bargai
IDay at SchulkA,s.