Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-10-25
Hon. W. z. Purcell speaks tonight at
the court house. Hear him.

Hon. w. e. Purcell speaks tonight at
the court house. Hear him.
W. H. Speckman and Andrew George
were Dresdenites in town between trains
Tuesday.
Ole G. Menes, 7. H. Hall and George
Plain were Milton visitors ut the county
seat Tuesday.
Go. Sup't. Fox conducts an examine
ton Of applicants for teachers certificates
at the court house tomorrow.
Attorney F. W. Mclean and L. S.
Champine both transacted business at
Fargo the forepart OF the week.
Mrs. j. W. i'ratten spent part OF the
week visiting Langdon friends returning
to her home at Milton yesterday.
Miss Minnie Pearson, sister OF Mrs. T.
B. Hankey, left on Tuesdays train for
the home, OF her parents at Hallock,
MINI.
W. R. Fleming and II. B. Grover came
in from Grafton on Friday to attend to
the threshing of flax on their Cavalier
county claims.
Steel ranges, oil kinds of heaters, in
fact anything you want in the hard
ware line at wholesale prices Just now
at Mercer & LAWNS.
The DEMOCRAT carries a full line of
writing paper, school tablets. fancy
stationery and Office supplies. Quality
and price guaranteed satisfactory.
w. j. Storie who recently concluded
teaching summer term OF school in
Moscow is now holding down O posi-
ton on the staff OF the Osnabrock Cycle.
Candidates cards printed while you
large line Of those round-cornered ivory
need in making their canvas.
The Moon has in A. P. Thompson, of
Dash, a reader who believes that q
printer can be starved to death-or
under extraordinary circumstances die
iron the direct effects OF prolonged
drouth.
The Osnabrock Cycle says that At
torney Cleary's talk on trusts was not
too bad, which shows that it's editor is
able to take more broad and COM
prehensive view OF things political than
some of his republican brethren in this
county.
Farmer "Bill' Hutton, of Loan who
has braved the storm of adversely and
bad luck through several past season
hobs up serenely this fall with a bumper
crop OF 1900 bushels OF crop off OF 100
acres OF summer fallow. He also has a
5000 bushel crop OF wheat TO market
this fall. Things will be on easy street
for the Mona p. m. and Loan township
assessor this fall.
n John Schroeder, who was taken i'll
fyfth typhoid fever at Wales some time
ago and removed to Grand Forks
hospital for treatment died at that
institution last Friday. When taken
sick he was operating a threshing rig
brought up from Mayville. Another
member of the same crew, Marshal
Brown, is also understood to have
succumbed to the same disease. Both
men made their homes at Mayville and
leave families to mourn their demise.
The dates OF Hon. Hugo Preyer to
speak to the German people in various
parts OF this county had to be with
drawn. He has been speaking in South
Dakota for two weeks past with such
good results that the state committee
there refused to release him at the time
when his North Dakota engagement
opened in this county on the 22nd.
The county committee OF the Indepen-
dent Democrat party had his appear
ance at seven different points here well
advertised and feel the disappointment
as keenly as possible. They still hope
to secure him before the campaign closes.
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