Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-09-28
FARRELL & BURKE
GIVE THEIR SPECIAL ATTENTION nc
COLLECTIONS.

Have you seen kelly's tie window!
All silk ties for Is cents.
An extra freight came up as far as
Langdon Monday and cleared the side
tracks of twenty-one loaded cars of
wheat.
Mrs. P. Foshay who has been visiting
the McKeown family III Minneapolis for
several weeks, returned home Thursday
of last week.
Attorney Richardson has been on the
sick list for several days and was threst-
ened with an attack of fever, which
happily has been broken up.
Mercer & LAWN are rushing business
in their line this week, large boxes of
fall stock are being unpacked every day
at their pioneer hardware store.
w. j. Mooney is having a basement
excayated beneath his bank property on
the corner of Third street and will put
in a furnace for heating purposes this
winter.
VIM. Plummer is enjoying a week S
chicken shoot in the western part of the
county. Mrs. Plummer and the children
are along enjoying visit with friends
out that way.
Schulke's trade palace has been hav-
ing some fancy window dressing done
lately, which give fine appearance and
at night when those arc lights at his
store are turned on the effect is dazzling.
Fl. A. Clemens, an all round printer
who halls from Butte, Mont, and WAS at
one time editor of the State Line Cour-
Ter, at Emmons, Mimi, makes the boys of
the local print shops fraternal call this
week.
@, E. Mahon returned to the city Fri
day Of last week and will spend the
winter in helping to look after the col
lections of Mahon & Robinson at this
point. He has had charge of the firms
lumber yard at Neche during the sum-
mer.
With such an exceptionally good out
look this fall our subscribers should not
wait for us to send them a special per-
sonal request to call and settle up. BY
not having to do this we shall feel much
better and the subscriber certainly ought
to. Call early, leave your money and
get receipt.
Fred johnson, the Cycle man, goes
from Osnabrock for weeks visit to his
Mime ota home. On returning he will
be accompanied by his mother and start
Housekeeping. 1t is understood Mr..
johnson has closed deal for purchas-
ing tn" plant this fall. R. E. Truax IS
in charge of the Cycle during the absence
of Editor johnson.
To-day it is expected that the Mooney
VS.. Donovan case will take up most of
the supreme courts time at the Forks.
Attorneys Cleary and Monnet legally
represent the parties respectively. The
case arises out of mandamus proceedings
taken by W. j. Mooney against the
Linden Investment Co., of which DR..
Donovan is presiding officer. The out
come of the razzle. dazzle is awaited with
expectancy.
During the past week Attorneys
Cleary & Mclean have obtained writ
from Judge Sauter prohibiting the sheriff
from retaining possession of the Milton
Roller Mills, which has been closed
since last May, when the premises We're
placed IN charge of Sheriff Robertson by
Van Qusen, Harrengton 4 Co., pending
al action brought by them against the
management of the mill. Manager
Reilly is having the plant put IN shape
for fell business which will be generally
appreciated by the public down that way.
Attorney Monnet is ut the Forks this
week looking after several cases that he
is taking up TO the supreme court on be-
half of clients. One of quite little
local interest is the suit brought by DIR.
E. I. Donovan, OF this city, against the
st. Anthony & Dakota Elevator Co., in
which the plaintiff seeks TO recover the
value of wheat purchased by defendant
and upon which the plaintiff held a
mortgage. The defense will raise the
point that since the mortgage witnessed
the mortgage the instrument is invalid
making the elevator company innocent
purchasers. It the court sustains the
position taken by the defense many com
lplications will doubtless arise therefrom
i Truax 4 Mclean make real
estate loans cheaper than any
body Nocommission