Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-06-28

| G. J.Kelly's infant son is quite ill this
week.
! For all the latest novelties in clothing
60 toKeliy's.
w. H. SPeckmann came down from
Dresden on business Saturday.
@. j. Kelly has the largest and most
up.to-date stock Of neckwear in the city.
Editor Shepard was here Thursday on
business and to rubber" at the school
marms.
B. Erickson is doing land office and real
estate loan business. Opposition not
withstanding.
Joseph BOSNIAN, living north OF town
in Mt. Carmel township is still quite
low with pneumonia.
Mr.. e. Copeland, brother OF Mrs.
Chisholm is here from Winnipeg for a
short visit, arriving Saturday.
W. A. Laidlaw spent Sunday with his
wife and family, who have been visiting
Manitoba relatives for several weeks.
Jos. Crawford has the stone hauled for
the foundation OF new residence that
is to occupy the site OF his store building.
Mrs. McKenty and children, who have
been the guests of DR.. and Mrs. e. 1.
Donovan left yesterday for their home in
Ontario.
Mrs. A. L. Perry arrived last week
from Blanchard, N. d., and is visiting
with the>falnily of r. Mcikleiohn for q
few days.
Willie Farrell has position as clerk at
Schulke's Trade Palace which he has
been filling since school closed for the
summer vacation.
Baker Bradley is over from Cando
visiting with his aunts the Misses
Prinyer. He will not return home
until after the Fourth.
Judge Sauter telephoned over from
Grafton yesterday afternoon an order
for Sheriff Robertson to release Fred
Wegley from the county Jail.
Chief Void had the fire boys out for
practice Tuesday night and put both the
hose and ladder teams through drill
that will be OF profit some day.
Among those from Langdon attending
Friday were JudgeDorval, d. A. McCay,
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Cashier O. L. Thompson and R. T.
Burke returned yesterday from round
OF visits with old friends at Neche, Cava-
lier and other Pembina county towns
Agent Shaw: Most of that Tuesday
night rain fall was around Fargo. For
three hours it fell in torrents. They
speak OF it down there as a regular
| cloud burst.
Today and tomorrow-Thursday and
Friday-the ct. Northern is Offering a
SO. round trip fare to the Chautauqua,
which brings the price down to less
than cent a mile.
Billy McAlIan was here for a short
visit Saturday. He has lately let the
contract for building a house that will
make quite a handsome addition to the
residence portion OF Osnabrock.
P. P Kopriva left Monday on a trip to
the eastern market to secure some at
tractive seasonable drives for the open
ing OF the Bee Hive Store. The opening
| is advertised for Saturday OF this week,
but may possibly be delayed for few
days.
Monday night the city council take
definite action on the passage OF an
ordinance to establish fire limit in the
business portion OF the city. Mayor
McPhail and the council desire the
expressed view of as many business men
and property holders as can be present.
The Langdon Junior nine had to post
poned their triumphal tri-county tour
until after the Fourth as it was found
that Manager Hankey and the families
Of several of the 'kids' had too much
business on hand at home for the present.
They have not thrown the scheme up
and don't want anyone to run away
with the idea that they have.
The new heating plant installed at the
court house by Messrs. Pond & Hassey
was accepted on Tuesday by the
board of county commissioners who
came in to inspect the plant. The work.
men have been two weeks putting in
the boiler and running the pipes connec-
ting the radiators in different parts of
the building and it looks as if things
ought to be quite cosy over there this
winter.
D. Il. Humphreys came up from Milton
on Tuesdays train with Com'r Weir and
gave the board OF commissioners the
benefit OF his knowledge OF steam heat
ing plants in their inspection OF the new
plant at the court house. Mr.. Hum
phreys is a steam filter and engineer OF
many years experience and in his opinion
the county has plant to heat the court
house with that is well worth the
money invested.
Yesterday the Langdon juniors went
up to Dresden to try conclusions with
the Milton juniors, and the afternoons
performance resulted in another victory
being added to the achievements OF the
Langdon boys for this season. Themain
feature OF the game was the complete
shut out OF Milton up to the
eighth innings, during which time Lang
don scored runs. In the next innings
and first half OF the ninth Milton got 3
and Langdon added 2 to it's score, not
going to the bat in the ninth and leaving
the score at to 3.
II HAIL INSURANCE!
In See FARRELL & BURKE