Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-04-27
NE. McGruer went up to Hannah on
a business trip Monday.

Mesdames Mclean and Burke were
Dresden visitor yesterday afternoon.
A. M. Anderson, the Dowagiac drill
man. has gone down to Fargo for few
days this week.
J.R. Brown, of Park River, brother
Mrs. J. N. Sheppard, is here this week
on few days visit.
Insure your crop in the st. Paul Fire
& Marine Insurance Co., j. Gerding
agent, Dresden, N. Oak.
Painter ALT Lean went down to Osna-
brock on Monday to decorate the interior
of Cashier Broghamer's bank.
A. s. Burrows the Grand Forks real
estate man was here selling farms TO
expansionist farmers of this cyunty.
Manager A. l.. Bradley, of the Lang
don Implement Co., spent several days
of last week in Fargo and Grand Forks.
Attorny Fred Mclean and Morris
Orion number among the new riders Of
bikes this week. They ride Monarchs
this season.
Clerk of Court Truax was to Grand
Forks on Tuesday to appear before the
U. S. Land Office in the interest of
several of his clients.
Postmaster McHugh was down to
Edinburgh yesterday representing the
North Dakota Land & Townsite Co., in
transfer of Edinburgh town property
Mrs. E. ]. Blskely has purchased lots
north of the school house on which she
will build this summer. The location is
near the home of her sister, Mrs. N. Nc.
Kechine.
R. r. Farrell was here from Nehce a
part of the week for visit with his par.
ents. He has spent most of the winter
in the east, his health having been very
poor of late.
Drayman Evans has everything in
readiness to put in a 400 acre crop on
his farm east of town, consisting of three
quarter sections of the best land in
Harvey township.
Mrs. G. H. Falls joined sher husband
at their new home in this city this week.
arriving on Thursday from Minneapolis,
where she has been visiting since they
removed from Park River.
Eugene Pennock went out this week
to start up seeding operations on his
Grey township farm. His dray line con-
tinuedto handle it's usual amount of
business just the same, however.
Louis Lykken, John A. Wang and
Louis Nelson composed trio of Milton
young men that where in the city last
week to make filings on government land
in the south west tern part of the county.
Attorney W. j. Thompson. of Milton.
was called away last week to the bedside
Of his sister at Independence, Colo
The latter was formerly resident of
Milton and is reported to be in critical
condition.
Weildnd's barber shop has undergone
its annual spring renovation this week at
the hands of Artist Reiher with liberal
allowance of paper and paint. greatly to
the delight of the patrons of that justly
popular tonsorial resort.
Charlie Smith went up to Hannah
last week to take charge of the Stoltz
lumber yard for few days TO allow of
Mr.. Stoltz joining party Of local hun
ters in trip to Rock Lake, where it is
reported that geese are quite plentiful
this spring. They expect to remain in
camp several days.
John Gagan will start building livery
feed and sale stable at Dresden this
spring as soop as he gets through put
ting in the crop on his farm near town.
Up to the present time Frank Cameron
has had monopoly of the business at
that point and the new venture may be
taken as sign that Dresden is growing
some herself this spring.
Editor Wardwell. who edits Pembina
county's oldest newspaper, the Pioneer
Express, and is recognized as an import
ant figure in local politics over there,
spent several days in Langdon and vicin-
ity last week. He has considerable
farming interests here and his annual
visits here are much enjoyed by his many
old friends in this neighborhood.
a. Adams came down from Hannah on
Fridays train, the snow of the previous
few days having pat stop to seeding
operations, which we're we'll under way
up to that time. This week he goes to
the Winnipeg hospital to undergo an
operation his arm not having been
benefited to the extent anticipated by
the Dowie faith cure at the Chicago
sanitarium.
Louis Dolley arrived last Friday from
ST. Paul, Minn., TO accept the position
Of Opayator and baprapa master at the