Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-06-21
Among Our Exchanges
Walhalla Strikes il Lucky.

Walhalla Strikes it Lucky.
Prof. Willard, geologist, accompani ed
Will Porter home from the Mayville
Normal school and spent couple of days
looking over the country. He predicts
many surprises from our clays of which
there are many kinds and qualities.
Mountaineer.
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Landlord Wakeford- Putting on Style
Landlord Wakeford has moved the
Hotel Dakota to the corner south of its
former location and put stone founda-
ton under It,. MI. Wakeford needs
more room and will erect a large addi-
ton and otherwise improve his popular
hotel. The sidewalk will also be ex-
tended from the hotel to the depot
Osnabrock Cycle.
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Local Democrats Slated for Office.
Now there are Judge w. J. Mooney,
James Dobie, H. D. ALERT, Fred Nc
Lean, John Mcbride, Charlie Plain and
large list of other capable and pronli-
nent democrats in Cavalier county who
would any one of them make good state
officers and Cavalier county should be
represented on the ticket.-Batkgate
Pink Paper.
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Jim Cramond's Big Hotel.
Landlord J. G. Cramond, formerly of
Langdon, but now here, is busy super
intending the erection of his large hotel,
which he is erecting on the corner of
Main and First Streets. This building
will be s4x32 and will be modern in all
it's appointments and with the reputation
of Mr.. Cramond, the travelling public
all its accommodations.-Fargo Forum.
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Spent Their, Honeymoon Abroad.
DR.. j. McKenty and bride, who. have
been spending their honeymoon in Eng
land, Ireland, and France, returned to
their home at Gretna on Friday OF last
week. A reception was rendered them
by their fellow townsmen on Wednesday
evening last, there being number of
their Neche friends present, and the
occasion was very enjoyable affair.
-Neche Chronotype.
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II Was, Well Timed"
The issue of June 9TH of the Langdon
n. Oak, Courier Democrat contains a
well-timed reference to the late visit of
Messrs. Loke and Holman to that place
in the interests of Morden Hospital. 1t
insists upon at least the moral if not the
legal Obligations of the Commissioners of
Cavalier County, to pay for poor patients
who may from time to time receive
benefit from the Hospit4l.-Morden
Chronicle.
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Goes Into the Hands of Syndicate.
: A new deal was made this week be-
tween the Chautauqua directors and j. 81
Mccullough, and tte Chautauqua rail-
road has changed hands. Mr.. Nc
Cullough has sold out his interests in
the road to company composed of
several Devils Lake business men, and
the work on the road will be continued
the same as before. This change insures
the successful completion of the road
and the work will be finished in shor
time-Devils Lake Inter-Ocean.
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tWill Raise Some Wheat
Banker Champine of the firm OF
Mooney & Champine of Langdon, spent
yesterday IN the city on business at the
land Office. Mr.. Champine says he has
done greet amount of driving this
summer and has kept very close tab or
the crops and in his opinion good rains
throughout the state would result in a
fair crops. "North Dakota" said Mr.
Champ1ne. twill raise some wheat this
year. She always has and she always
will. The crop will not be first class but
will be ahead Of total failure.-Grand
Forks Herald.
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Says He Got It at Olga.
Simon Latrail, young man who
lives at Belcourt, near the Catholic
church, has been guaranteed for what
seems to be a cacse of small pox. The
attending physician, Dr. James P. Wild
meyer, finds it different from any case OF
chicken pox he has met with, and so far
as he is able to judge from written de-
scrptions of the disease it lie small pox.
The young man was at Olga, at the time
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