Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-07-20

on his Mt. Carmel homestead before
Judge Dorval,
Mrs. A. Schulke spent part of last
week with Hannah friends returning
home Monday.
Mrs. Knapp went down the line to Os-
nabrock on Tuesday for short visit with
Mrs. Broghamer. ......
The family of H.Bidlake, of Osnabrock,
was increased by the arrival of daugh-
ter on the 9th inst.
| Chris Buck, the we'll known real estate
man and capitalist from Edinburg was
in town few hours Monday.
For SA1E:-A few choice work horses,
will be sold cheap. Enquire at the lum-
Der yard of Liebeler & Finerty.
A. F. Gardner and wife we're among
the late returning visitors from the Peg.
Reaching here Monday evening.
Jas. Buffers goes to Easily this fall
where he will fill the position of buyer
for the st. Anthony & Dakota Co.
Osnabrock sent dozen to the Wood.
men picnic at the Chautauqua last week
and most as many more to the big show
at Winnipeg.
If your bicycle needs repairing take it
to LeVescont's shop. He has the best
line of extras and repairs in the city.
Charges moderate.
A. w. Daggett, who fourished as a
typo in the early days of newspaperdom
in this county, is now holding cases on
the Cycle, at Osnab1ock.
Mrs. W. B. Dickson is receiving visit
from Miss Maud Abraham, who arrived
Saturday from Windsor, Ont to spend
the balance of the summer.
Dresdenites held another dance last
Friday night and of course quite num-
Der of Langdon's young people were
there and enjoyed good time.
| j. Mccullough was here Monday but
could hardly be induced to talk railroad
owing TO the fact of the arrival of young
base ball player at his home Sunday.
Last Saturdays Walhalla Mountaineer
says that a fur collarette belonging to a
Langdon lady was found in Mayors
grove and may be had at the Belleview
hotel.
Editor Shepard went through from
Hannah to the Forks on Tuesdays train.
The meeting of the press association and
the mid summer carnival forming the at
fractions.
Tommy Foshay rode Andy Jones' run
ming horse, Easter at the Winnipeg races,
but the going was fast enough to leave
Tommy and his mount in fourth place at
the finish.
r. E. Truax was among the goodly
number of LAM donites that wendell
their way towards the Forks on Tues
days passenger to attend the big mid
summer carnival.
Thos Brown spent few days this
week with former Langdon acquaint-
ances. Since retiring from the hotel
business at Crystal he has moved onto
his farm near Cavalier.
Losr:-A lady's black cashmere shawl
last Saturday afternoon, on the road
north of Langdon by Mrs. Chas. Koehm'
stedt. Finder will greatly oblige by
leaving the same at this Office.
| D. H. Mcmillan has corner on the
local page of the DEMOCRAT this week
and occupies it with an ad about his line
of harvesting and threshing mach
inery. Read the ad and then investigate
his machinery.
Capt. Boyd is anxious that as many as
possible of the members OF the Uniform
! Rank K. of Z. turn out and attend the
regular weekly drills between now anc
the time of the encampment that takes
place at the Forks early in August
Langdon division will take part in the
competitive drills there.
Relief Agent Hebert. who had charge
at the Ct. Northern depot during the
temporary absence Of Agent Shaw, took
his departure Tuesday for st. Paul
During his short stay Mr.. Herbert has
shown himself to be railway ofticla
that it is pleasure for anyone to meet
and did the best to please everybody
that he knew how.
A wedding present received by Mr.. ano
Mrs. VIM. Bradley on their arrival mere
yesterday which will be highly priced
above others came from the hands Of
"Brads" whilom bachelor friends in the
shape of handsomely upholstered
couch. The address accompanying the
presentation is understood TO have beer
quite gem in the line of oratory itself.
Farmers of Osnabrock and vicinity
have incorporated Il new organization
known MS Cooperative Blacksmlthlne
Association. The purchase Of material
and building site was placed in the hands