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

LarlmOre on tuesdays train.
Ask for Baby Lou-a good five cent
smoke at the Postoffice Annex.
DR. Donovan suffered loss by hail on
two of his farms in Berlin township
Monday.
Owen O'Reilly was here again Satur-
day from Park River on a trip for the
Plano Co.
Jno. R. Mears, deputy sheriff and
deputy U. S. marshal, was here on bust
ness Monday.
o. r. Daniels, the pioneer postmaster
in Grey township was at the hub on
business Friday.
For farm loans at the lowest rates of
interest call at the Great Western Bank,
Osnabrock, N. Oak.
Flumerfelt & Bucklin, are headquarters
for all kinds of fruit in season. Give
us call when buying fruit.
d. H. Mcmillan returned Monday
from Winnipeg. where he spent last
week taking in the fair and races.
w. J. Mahon's brother, John, arrived
Monday from Seattle for visit that will
probably extend through the balance of
the summer.
Don't insure your crop against hail IN
any fake concern, but with Truax & Nc
Lean the local agents of the St. Paul
Fire and Marine.
Miss Edith Neff, sister of Mrs. T. H.
Robertson, arrived Tuesday from Medi-
cine Hat, N. w. T., and will make visit
of considerable length here.
Joseph Wegley is home again from the
west, but says Montana horse figure too
high for it to be paying investment to
bring any in here this summer.
Hail did some damage in Moscow
township Saturday afternoon. Among
those reporting loss are Jacob Spenst,
Jr., John Veer and Henry j. Spenst.
Jno. Furbur accompanied VIM. Brad
ley to Park River on Monday and was a
star actor in the Rradley-Hunt nuptials
the day following, filling the role of
best man.
Next Saturday afternoon the Presby-
terians of Elkwood give picnic at Rows
grove when the folks there will try to
make the pleasures of rusticating
pleasanter than ever
Local space was SO abridged last week
that the DEMOCRAT overlooked the men,
ton of permanent addition to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Byers, of Osnabrock
on the 7th inst by the advent of little
daughter.
School treasurars bring in your annual
statements, the patrons of your district
like to read them and furthermore the
law provides that it shall be published as
soon as possible after the close of the
school year, June 30th.
Prof. Sheehan has this week completed
graded course of study for Langdon's
public and high school for the coming
year. The books are being printed for
the use of pupils and will be out in the
course of the next two weeks.
R. R. Farrell has been enjoying visit
with the family here for a week leaving
yesterday for the Forks. Ill health has
compelled him to make trip to the Bat
tie Creek sanitarium in Michigan since
here last. He is now almost we'll again.
DR.. Jas. Fleming, brother Robt. Elem
ing, of Dresden, and who was formerly a
we'll known teacher in this county, took
the examination before the state board
of medical examiners at Grand Forks
last week. At present he is temporarily
located at Miami, Man.
Joseph Duval, a farmer from the south
west part Of the county some time past
a sufferer from paralysis, was sent to the
hospital at Morden this week at the
coanty's expense. He is by birth a
Frenchman, has been in this county a
number of years, but is apparently with
out any immediate friends now when
most in need of them.
A McCully sends in fine samples Of
headed out wheat and barley from his
farm in Cypress this week. They mea-
sure fully four and a half feet in length
and go considerable to boom his town
ship in the way of making crop raising
records even on the farm of rock ribbed
old democrat like Archie-and there's
lots of democrats as we'll as good crops
out that way.
LIS. Champine's horse "Redstrath" got
third money in the Winnipeg free for all
last Friday. The race was hot one five
heats beng trotted. The time being PIG
on a track that was estimated to be at
least seconds slow. The horse is a
good one but was in fast company, as
may be Judged when George S and Con-
fedIate Queen neither succeeded in get
ting a place. Redstrath was taken from
Minneapolis to the Peg and from there