Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-05-17
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brock farm to spend Sunday.
Attorney Cleary was in Grand Forks
several days last week on business.
| CO. Kelly has the largest and most
up. to-date stock of neckwear in the city.
Jno. Mahon is doing quite an amount
of ornamental gardening this year as
usual.
B. Erickson is doing land Office and real
estate loan business. Opposition not
withstanding.
M. l.. Sullivan went south Tuesday to
the St. Paul stock yards taking along a
car load ofhogs.
Miss Ethel Balfour visited Langdon
friends several days this week returning
to Hannah Tuesday.
G.. A. Smith, the Osnabrock horse and
cattle dealer was here Monday on one OF
his regular business visits.
J. E. Dixon "the shirt man" from
Minneapolis was in town Monday with
a line OF summer and fall patterns.
Jas. Laidlaw, OF Clearwater, Man.,
came over Yesterday for a visit with the
family OF his son, Banker WA Laidlaw.
Harry Scott was in from his school
north of Olga the latter part OF the week
and wheeled down to Walhalla to spend
Sunday.
Customs Officer McConnachie was in
from the northern boundary at Elk
wood a day or two the latter part OF
| the week.
The republican state convention held
at Fargo yesterday was quite largely
attended by delegates from most of the
towns along this branch.
Democratic caucuses will be held at
every voting precinct in this county to-
morrow evening. The polls being kept
open from seven to nine O'Clock.
H. D. ALERT and Judge Barcelo
number among Langdon visitors at
Fargo this week. They attend grand
lodge meeting of the A. O. U. W. order.
Prof. Law, the popular thought
moulder of the Hannah schools, was
among the party OF Masonic brethren
visiting the county seat Friday evening.
j. B. Robinson has been up from
| Bathgate for some time past helping to
| look after the new lumber yards OF
Mahon and Robinson at Easily and
| Cando.
Milton's trombone band reoyganized
last week with Photographer Jno. Nc
Carthy as leader and nearly all Of the
old and experienced band men have
taken hold.
Farmers should inspect the Flour City
gasoline engine at McPhails warerooms,
Langdon. This engine has for the past
two seasons given the best of satisfaction
in threshing.
Deputy Auditor Maehon and Register
OF Deeds Rylance were up the line few
days last week and joined party at
Hannah in hunting geese on the Mani
toba side OF the line.
Miss Kate Burke and Miss Agnes
Jennings. OF Cavalier. the former being a
sister OF R. T. Burke of the corner drug
store visited hero Friday while enroute
to their claims out west.
Frank Mercer has decorated his resi-
dence property on Fourth street with
two Of the finest shade trees in the city,
each being fully twenty feet high, we'll
branched and perfectly straight.
Col. j. r. Duffy, was one OF Walhalla:s
five delegates to the Pembina county
democratic convention held at Cavalier
this week. Ii the other four are as good
democrats as j. T. D. they are all right.
Manager w. I. Reilly made public the
announcement in last weeks Globe that
the Milton base ball team was open to
play game or series Of games with
any North Dakota or northern Mime
sofa teams.
f. g. Carter has spent part OF the past
two weeks here gathering matter and
material relative to Cavalier county for
history of the State OF North Dakota,
which is shortly to be issued by Il
Chicago publishing house.
A. +. Elliott, state veterinarian from
Milton, was called out west this week
to investigate suspected case OF
CHAMBERS, that had been reported as
affecting horse belonging to Stage
Driver Grand, of the Mt. Carmel Mazda
and Bac route.
Editor Lindstrom is spending a week
looking after his farming interests in
Eddy county. The Republican however
will have no apologies to offer in con-
sequence as S. T Scott knows where to
get off at anywhere along the line OF
country newspaper work.
The laundry OF Voll & Bannerman
was shut down last week to enable the
putting in OF new steam fixtures, but Is
again reaoy for business. With their
new outfit they will now be able to look
after the wants OF their many patrons in
the most thoroughly approved manner
The Bradley residence, now theproper
ty OF Misses Prinyer, has been movec
from the corner OF Spruce and Fourth
streets and taken one block north OF
the east side OF Fourth street to make
room for the new iron front structure
which is to adora the property thit
summer.
II See Farrell & Burke for Hail In
surance. Farm agents for the st.
II Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.