Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-08-02
]. e. Truax was q visitor over Sunda,
at Detroit Lake, MIMI,

| j. e. TruaX was q visitor over Sunday
at Detroit Lake, Mimi,
For good fitting up to date suit OF
clothes go to c. j. Kelly's.
A new OK 10 wall tent, complete for
$3.50, at The Bee Hive Store.
VIM. MEME is receiving visit this
week from brother living in Iowa.
A daughter was born on the 25th ult.,
to Mr.. aud Mrs. Jno Mclean, OF Cypress.
Prof. Sheehan left today for week S
visit with friends at Cavalier and Wal
| halla.
C. w. Clarke moved his hay press out
fit to the western part OF the county
this week.
Mrs. Jno. l.. Schwartz and family have
gone for few days visit with friends up
the line near Wales.
Clerk OF Court Truax's family returned
Saturday from their outing at the
Chautauuua grounds at Devils Lake.
Miss Edna Farrell went down to the
Forks today, where she will visit the
family OF her brother for week or two.
G. w. Graves has spent the whole
week in town seeing that work on his
new residence is being pushed right
ahead.
L. Keating Jr., has purchased Neil
Mckechnie's old house and moved the
same to lots he lately purchasedin South
Langdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wild are the joyful
parents OF little daughter chat arrived
at their home south OF OsnabrocS on
/ the 23rd ut.
Ed. Mcneil has position with II. D..
Parsons which he will hold down until
the opening OF the fall term at his school
at Collegeville, MINI.
Mrs. w. A. Ferguson and mother, Mrs
Chisholm, ST.. returned Tuesday from a
visit OF several days with friends across
| the line from Hannah.
A. o. Void hold down corner OF the
advertising space on this page with a
well written ad about his scientific treat
ment OF troubles OF eye sight.
Walt Gould has on exhibition at the
ALERT drug store sample OF fine stand
OF flax that's nearly ready for harvest
on his homestead south ot town.
Coleman Broderick until lately a type
setter with the DEMOCRAT, left yesterday
| for Drayton, N. D., where it is under
stood he will fill a position in the Echo
print shop.
! Miss Lenora ALERT and Miss Char
lotte Robertson went north to Hannah
! last Friday enroute to Manitou, Man,
where they intend spending a couple OF
weeks visiting friends.
"The crops OF Harvey and Loan
townships will average between ten and
twelve bushels per acre''-that's what
A. Schulke estimates after a drive
! through that section last Sunday.
j Mrs. Neil Beaton, living near Hannah,
4, had her arm broken in runaway Oh
| Wednesday OF last week. The fracture
was sustained in I, fall while jumping
out OF the buggy to which the runaway
team was hitched.
LIB. Lipson, who spent the greater
part OF last fall here in the interest OF
the New Era Grader Co., arrived in the
city Saturday and will help in pushing
the sale of their road machines here dur
|
The first wheat harvested in Harvey
this season was on Thos. Ullyot's farm.
The binder started on it's first swarth OF
Toms elegant crop OF No 1 Hard yester.
day, Aug. LIST. There are lots OF all
round hustlers in Harvey but Tom
evidently has good big start on the
whole bunch this year.
i Word comes from Morden of a terrible
accident occurring there this week in
which man will lose his life. In at
tempting to stop runaway team q
man jumped for the horses heads but
was thrown off his feet and fell under
the horses, the wagon, loaded with
lumber, passed over his leg and length
wise along the body and head. crushing
him terribly and breaking all the ribs or
the left side. He will die from the effects
Memo Liebeler: This is a year wher
the farmer finds lots of short grain il
, the crop he is about to cut. Short
, straw is q difficulty that many binders
find it impossible to over come, but
from my own personal knowledge car
say that the Plano will gather the crol
and bind it properly in the shortes
, OF grain that stands. Vessel the Plane
and when recommend customers to us
, it to harvest their short grain tall
t from past experience in the matter. TIL
Plano is without an equal to handl
s such crops as we have to harvest thi
q year.
VIM. Robbie was given jury tris
J. Thursday evening last in Justice Haye
e court in answer to the charge of havin
: stolen bicycle belonging to Jos. Littl
Q Iof the city bakery. The case dragge
i along until after ten o'clock, resulting i
Q the defendent being given q jail sentenc
q OF 8 days in default Of paying q fine an
0 costs inflicted by the court. The whe'
9 was stolen by ROBBIE on the 10th an
q later sold to Chaput young farme
II south OF town. Defendant maintaine
= his innocence until his story failed t
3 lhold together under the cross-examini
q ton OF States Attorney Dickson. TIL
: defendant had Attorney Doughty n
tanned ~ counsel.