Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-08-09

Wallace O'Rara was in the city from
Wales Tuesday.
lis not cheap goods, but good goods
cheap ut the Bee Hive.
Call at Sherwin's for fresh fruit and
confectionery. Fresh bread daily.
When you buy the Gordon hat you
have the best. Fer sale at c. j. Kelly's.
v. Vol and family moved into their
newly finished tive story cottage this
week.
M. H. Murphy was in town renewing
acquaintances and transacting business
Saturday.
Postmaster McIIugh was a passenger
down the line Monday to Grand Forks
on business.
US. Commissioner Mclean was at
both Milton and Hannah this week on
official business.
DR.. s. G. Gibson reports the arrival Of
a son last Saturday at the home OF IL.
A. Schiller, of Dresden.
| VIM. Coughlin, overseer of DIR. Dono-
vans farming interests is sick abed this
week with mild touch OF fever,
Frank Moran is one OF a party Of
Langdon campers that spent few days
enjoyably this week at Walhalla.
English, German, French and Bohe.
milan Catholic prayer books, also rosar-
les etc. for sale ut the Bee Hive Store.
DR.. Dele P. jameson, the lady NJ. D.,
Of Osnabrock is at present entertaining
her sister Mrs. Benson, OF Pittsburg,
Pa.
William Higgins, one OF the old settlers
out Byron way, has been in town for q
week and stopped with the Lake family
while here.
Mrs. Fleming r. May left Tuesday
Flor Inkster where she will visit week
with Mrs. Payne, q sister OF Murray
Archer, OF this city.
John Langan an old pioneer at Osna
brock is making visit from his present
home at.Wykoff, MIMI, and looked up
county seat friends Sunday.
Frank Kelly came in on TUESDAYS
train from his Wisconsin visit. He was
expected q week ago, but was having
such good time that it was utterly
impossible to break away Just when he
| wanted to.
The list OF winners at the Hamilt on
fair shows that Hon. Peter Cameron
captured three prizes for horses. Mr..
Cameron is q brother OF Mrs Robert
Fleming, OF Dresden and cousin OF Alex.
Cameron, east OF town.
Ed. Reilly, right bower OF Druggist
Dan McGruer, OF the Hannah Pharmacy,
stopped over yesterday for q visit with
friends while on his way to Osnabrock
where the harvesting OF q crop on his
homestead awaits his attention.
John Mclean, who formerly resided
here came down Monday from Hannah,
where he has been with Moon since
carly in the spring. This fall he will
buy grain in the Valley for the Standard
Grain Co., at towns along the main line
OF the Ct. Northern.
Supt. Fox. made a trip into the ex-
IRENE southwestern corner Of the county
this week looking up school matters.
The clerk OF the district had failed to
send In the enumeration Of the school
census, that is supposed to be taken in
June.
Jos. Crawford Am feeling we'll salts
fed with the way in which the flour pro-
duct OF the Langdon roller mills is Win
ming it way into favor with the local
buyers. We are now able to turn out
an article equal to any competitor on
the market and the consumers seem to
have got onto the TACT.
Jas. S. Loynes was in the western
part OF the county several days of last
week looking after his crop interests in
the neighborhood OF Woodbridge. Out
that way Mr.. Loynes says that 1t is
quite evident the rainfall has been con-
siderably less than around here, al
though there ia no occasion for any one
feeling blue over the harvest prospect,
which is fairly good after all.