Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-08-31

| H. d. Parsons is putting in q fine stock
of furnishing goods.
Charlie Smith. the Osnabrock hotel
man, made friends here call Monday.
GIRL WANTED = Good dishwasher;
wages $12 per month. Columbia Hotel.
There we're 'steen teachers at Fridays
examination-ands some of them will have
to try again.
| Users of binding Irvine should see Par
sons A special price on high grade
line OF Irvine.
Leave orders with the DEMOCRAT now
for thresher's statement of account
books. Price $1.25.
L. R. Kelly and g. Brecke spent Tues
day night in the city, driving up from
Milton in the afternoon.
Flumerfelt & Bucklin, are headquarters
for all kinds of fruit in season. Give
us call when buying fruit.
Miss Veda Oke, the primary teacher, is
expected to return tomorrow from her
vacation trip to the Pacific coast.
Does your watch keep good time? If
not take it to Jeweler A. o. Void, at N.
E. McGruer's drug store, for repairs.
Mrs. Robt Slater left for Stouffville,
Ont, last Thursday in response to a
telegram stating that her mother was
dangerously i'll.
The thermometer has never gotten be.
low forty, so far this fall. No danger of
frost at night as long as these high winds
continue to blow.
See DR.. +. S. Smith, the leading
dentist, at has dental parlors from
1st to 18th of this month.
Joseph Power and I. B. Lipson drove
over to Walhalla on Monday to see after
the starting up of a New Era road grader
recently sold to Fremont township.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Mclean move
into town this week and are now resi-
dents of the Third ward having secured
suite OF rooms over the Citizens Bank.
Otto Tellefson, the genial manager of
the head office of the Northwestern Fire
! & Marine Insurance Co., was here from
| Grand Forks last week to meet the local
stockholders.
j. 81. Mccullough and N. Ulrich, a
prominent money lender from Peoria, Ill.
were up from Milton part of last week on
hunting trip through the western part
of the county. 2
F. W. Frietsche was in the city over
Sunday looking up local representa-
tive to hustle grain shipments for the
grain commission house OF Chas E. Lewis
& Co., of Minneapolis.
n. E. Birtch has been assigned to
look after the Mccormick Co.'S collec-
tions in Rottineau this fall, making his
headquarters at Willow City, to which
place eli" and Mrs. Birtch will remove
this week.
Julius Puschinsky, for several years
past employed in the tin shop at Mercer
& LAWNS hardware store, leaves this
week with his family to accept similar
position at Hallock, Mimi, where he for
merly resided.
DR.. I'D. Wlndell, at one time medi
cal practitioner in this county at Milton,
and more recently of Park River. was in
| %I,o o;$,, C;roo rof,7 from
his Alaskan trip he has decided to re-
move to Minneapolis.
O. G. Hanson and wife, formerly of
Battle Lake, Mimi, arrived in the city
Saturday. Mr.. Hanson is the new buy
or here this season for Todd, Bettingen
& Co., the present owners Of the Lang
don Elevator Co.'S, house.
Jas. A. Raine, of Minneapolis, spent
part of the week here efectlng local
agency Of the Merchants Protective AS
sociation. The collections Of the associa-
ton at this point will be looked after by
Messrs Farrell & Burke it is understood.
Mrs. Wilson Mccain, wife Of the post
master at Bae, and whose eevere illness
has been noted in a previous issue, died
Friday afternoon of last week at four
o'clock. The deceased was we'll known
and highly respected, many Borrowing
friends attending the funeral held Sun
day morning at Elkwood.
| Supt VIM. Craig, OF the Northwestern,
was here last Saturday and turned
the company's new elevator over to Agent
Malcolm Morrison. The carpenters put
the finishing touches on the house last
Thursday, and as now completed it has a
capacity of $4,000 bushels, with line of
interior improvements equal to any grain
warehouse in the state. The only eleva.
tor OF similar construction that the com.
psny has in the state is at Neche.