Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-04-19
Additional Local.

slim" Dougan. who figured promin-
emily in baseball circles here last year,
and is now at his old home in Ohio,
writes friends in Langdop that he may
be back again to take his old place on
the diamond this season.
Wednesday evening of next week the
ladies Of st. Alphonsus church give their
last progressive card and crockinole par
ty of the season at the Donovan Hall. On
which occasion their friends and the
public are cordially invited to attend
Barber Cochran's family arrived in the
the city Tuesday from their former home
in Crystal. In last weeks Crystal Call
is the report OF farewell party rendered
Mrs. Cochran by the ladies of the M. E.
church, on which occasion they present.
ed her with a set of silver knives and
forks, also an address testifying the
esteem in which she was held by the
mambers Of the society.
The Bradley property, on the corner
of Spruce and Fourth streets, recently
purchased by the Misses Prinyer, is
likely to be the location of an attractive
iron front place of business this summer.
Contractor Loynes is drawing plans and
specifications for the building which will
make handsome fronting on Fourth
street. The house at present occupying
the site will be moved farther south.
Miss Kate Schneider, the popular mil
liner, calls the attention of the ladies of
Langdon and vicinity to the fact that
she has the largest line of imported and
domestic pattern RATS ever brought to
the city. The designs are exclusive, Sc
lected with care and sold at prices below
competition. If you want an up to date
very swell hat or bonnet call at the old
reliable millinery establishment of Miss
Kate Schneider.
Principal Sheehan and the teachers
of Langdon are formulating plans for
the observance of Arbor Day and the
training Of the pupils will be g arted on
when school opens again next week. A
number Ct trees are to be planted in the
school yard, in which of course, the
children are to take prominent part.
1t is the desire of Prof. Sheehan and the
teachers to have the Arbor Day exercises
as interesting as possible.
| The trustees of the state penitentiary
have fixed the price for their output of
binding Irvine at 10! cents in car load
lots and II cents in less than car load
lots. Those who wish to purchase less
than car load must send check or cash
or good note. Club orders must be sign
ed by each consumer who is to receive q
part of the Irvine and the affidavit &C.
comparing same must.be signed by the
consignee. who should have charge OF
the distribution,
| Jno. M. O'Connor, formerly in the
blacksmith business here removed this
week to Leyden, one of the new towns
on the Walhalla branch of the Ct.
Northern. "Jack's" reputation as an all
round hustler is known far and wide
but when his friends learn that he will
divide his time between running black
smith shop and looking after the manage.
ment of lumber yard and hotel down
in the new town it will be seen he has
got large sized contract on his hands
every day IN the week.
Prof. Williams has been in the city the
whole week with his celebrated medi-
Gated air treatment for catarrh. He says
that he takes great pleasure IN refer
ing the public to q number of our court
house officials and business men, who
are using his treatment for themselves
and families. The professor expects to
remain in the city for another week and
may be found at either the Columbia
Hotel or ALERT g. Co.'S, drug store from
to 8 a. m or to 9 p. m. Consultation
free.
The location of site for the Masonic
temple was finally settled last Friday
when the committee having the matter in
charge concluded a deal whereby the
Masons of Langdon loege become the
purchase from Messrs Chas. Chisholm
and N. E. McGruer of property located
on the northeast corner of Spruce and
Fourth streets, 1t consists of three lots
with frontage of SO feet on Spruce
street, running back the regulation 14O
feet. Now that location has been Sc
cured the acceptance of plans and specifi-
cation will follow in short order and the
erection of the building be proceeded
with Immediately.
| While the immigration into Cavalier
county has not been as great as that
into other counties of the state, yet it is
safe to say that the increase in land
values this spring has been greater than
that of more favored counties in point of
immigration statistics. Local land owners
are valuing quarter sections from 5000