Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-06-14
Additional Local.

The city board OF equalization will
meet next Tuesday.
Cecil Mahon came up from the Forks
today for the summer cacatlon.
VIM. Uglow is talking insurance with
Langdon people again this week.
A. G. Kirby, the Hannah miller, visited
former acquaintance in the city yester-
day.
Peter Schneider, of Mt. Carmel, buried
a six month old son this week that died
last Sunday.
Mrs. i. w. Pratten OF Milton, ia visiting |
the DeBerg's and other friends in the
city this week.
Col. Dick Wakeford made a short call
on his old Langdon friends while i'll the
city yesterday.
Father Conaty of Grand Forks will
deliver the Fourth OF July GRAFTON at
Langdon this year.
Landlord Hankey entertained his
mother, who was down from Hannah
several days last week.
Fence builders will find acompletd line
OF barbed and all other kinds OF fence
wire at Mercer 4 Lawns.
Tony Habberman and sister took
Yesterdays passenger for visit to their
| former home in Wisconsin.
When looking for stylish spring hat
don't forget to look at G. j. Kelly's line.
He handles the Gordon Hat.
C. ]. Kelly is building a barn and
putting up fence around his property
on Seventh street this week.
A. Schulke drove out to EIkwood on
pleasure bent and had big time at the
Woodman picnic OF Tuesday.
For SALE:-One new Mccormick
mower. Will sell cheap for GOSH or on
time. Apply at Elford Bros, store.
Mrs. M. Kelly and daughter went to
Park River Yesterday where they visit
the balance OF the week with friends.
Wheat has advanced slightly in price
this week. The cause OF which is at
tributed to the prospect OF light crop.
Geo. w. Gardner, superintendent and
manager of the line OF elevators OF Nc
Hugh & Gardner, is here from Duluth
today.
There will be rain enough up at Han:
nah pretty soon. A circus is headed
that way. Hannah's making history
pretty fast.
For SALE-One yoke OF oxen, nine
. years old, weight $500 pounds. Fol
sale by John +. Messner, of Mt. Carmel
, North Dakota.
Rev. Ridder OF Mt. Carmel spent part
of the week at Pisek assisting in mission
, services in progress at the Cathollt
church OF that place.
Census Enumeration Powers finished
his duties in town yesterday and is now
making the round through Langdo1
: and Harvey townships.
NJ. O'Hara, OF Park River, was round
ing up machine collections here las
: week-and there's no one knows how tc
do it any better than Mike.
+ Mrs. L. S. Champine leaves this weel
= for visit with Fargo and Twin City
+ friends that is likely to continue during
- the balance OF the summer.
/. Miss Wilson, IL neice Of Mrs. W. A
: Ferguson and Mrs. Finley arrived Mon
l day from Toronto, Ont. She intends
2 spending the summer visiting Nortl
3 Dakota relatives.
: st. Alphonsus court, G. 0. F. is ar
y ranging to hold picnic on the 25tl
! inst, being the Monday following st
I Jean Baptiste day. The picnic is to b
held at the grove on P Mulligan's plac
:. a few miles east OF town and tn
a elaborate preparations being mad
promise something out OF the usual line
II. Torgerson informed the DEMocRA
today that he has received a decision j
favor OF the contestant in the Ian
: contest case of Alison VS.. Anderson
It which has been pending since 1885,
a The case was carried by Mr.. Torgerso
: from the district land office at Gran
}: Forks to the U. S. Land Commissions
d at Washington D. c., and a reverse
o obtained OF the decision rendered by tt
land officials at Grand Forks.
Small in size and great in results al
DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the famor
little pills that cleanse the liver an
bowels. They do not grippe. N. E. M
Gruer.
! TruaX Il Mclean make rea
" estate loans cheaper than an
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