Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-08-02
Kelly has all the newest things in
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DR.. Cory was visitor from the end
town the first Of the week.
Mrs. C. B. Mcmillan is visiting in the
city, coming down from Hannah yester-
day.
Fox SALE-A good team OF farm
horses. Will selIcheap. Apply to Liebeler
& Finerty.
B. Erickson is doing land office and real
estate loan business. Opposition not
outstanding.
Follow the crowd to G. j. kelly's and
buy yourself the best shoe for the least
money in the county.
f. H. Stoltz is here today looking
over his lumber interests at this and
other points along the line.
Attorney W. j. Anderson, was here
Friday Of last week transacting business
before the local land office.
Miss Edna Morgan, sister OF Mrs. +. r
B. Mercer, returned yesterday from a
visit with relatives at Devils Lake.
Cashier Thompson went south last
Thursday for months vacation, which
he is enjoying with Minnesota friends.
Frank Kelly was an arrival today
coming from Madison Wis, where he has
spent part OF the summer visiting friends.
For SALE-A complete threshing outfit
cheap. In good condition. Will sell ON
favorable terms. Apply to R. Meikle-
John.
Miss Jemima Mcmillan came over from
Hamilton last week and will visit in the
city few weeks at the home OF ID. III.
Mcmillan.
Deputy Treasurer May and wife, with
Mrs. Frye, mother OF Mrs May. took
trip north to visit their Rush Lake
farms Tuesday.
Jeweler Mccormick OF the DR.. Donovan
drug store reached the city Saturday ON
his return from months visit with
friends in the east.
Mrs. Currie, ST., returned Monday
from Morden, Man., having successfully
undergone an operation for cancer at
the hospital OF that place.
II. McCorkle and family move onto
their farm west OF town Sept LIST. where
they will be near neighbors OF j. McNish,
whose stock farm is in Huron.
d. McKechnie came in from the farm
Friday and is moving the family out
there. Their house in town will be
occupied this winter by Il. Mahon and
family.
FoR SALE-Two bay geldings coming
three years old, weight about 24OO
pounds, well matched. Apply to NJ. Fl.
BOSNIAN, opposite the post-oflice at
Ambro N. D.
Mr.. N. O'Shaughnessy, brother OF
Mrs z. A. Farrell and Mrs. Thos. Shee-
han arrived last week for a visit with
relatives while looking the country over
for few weeks.
DR.. Mcqueen, and his brother, ]. T.
Mcqueen, who has recently graduated
from the Detroit dental college, We're
among those here from Milton OH Mon
day to attend the funeral Of DR.. Smiths
father.
LosT-Since about July LIST a cocker
spaniel pup about four months old;
color black. Had collar on when last
SEEM Finder will please notify Fleming
r. May, OF this city, and receive suitable
reward.
In real estate circles tbs reported that
Mayor McPhail is intending to have
survey made OF his property on the east
side OF town. portion OF which will be
plated into town lots and placed on
sale this fall.
Jas. Buffers returned Saturday from
three months visit to his old home in
England, bringing back with him
sister, Miss Matilda Buffers. He has
been re.engaged as wheatbu1yer by the
St. Anthony company and opens up
their Easily elevator next week.
Report is brought in OF a winning
game OF ball that Wales put up at Mt;
Carmel last Sunday. They hit the ball
a score OF 40 to something less than a
dozen was bagged by the visitors.
There were star performances at every
for Mt. Carmel.
The big base ball event OF the week
will come off Saturday afternoon OF this
week at Milton when the local nine
there plays Grafton return game.
The DEMOCRAT received word that the
game had been definitely arranged at the
time OF going to press through Mr. $. Z;
Skulason the we'll known catcher OF
Manager Reilly's team at Milton.
There should be a large contingent on
hand from Langdon to witness the
game.
Last Friday after an illness that had
run it's course for months the wife OF M.
Walsh, prominent pioneerfarmer north
of town, passed away q victim OF the
dread diseases consumption: The disease
had rendered her an invalid for some
time previous to being called away.
Coming here with her parents years ago
she had grown to womanhood in the
neighborhood in which many relatives
and friends as well as husband and
young family are left behind TO mourn.
The funeral services Sunday afternoon
fir ON the Catholic church were attended
by all classes in the community showing
the respect in which she was held.
Base ball this season here in North
Dakota seems to be taking more interest
among the people than for many years.