Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-08-23
For good fitting up to date suit OF
clothes go to C.. j. Kelly's.

| TOT 6OOO uCClnE up TO Date suit OF
clothes go to c. j. Kelly's.
Vim. Taylor visited several days last
week with acquaintance at Hannah.
Miss Jackson spent several days of
last week visiting with friends at Milton.
Miss Mamie Milne was in the city over
Sunday the guest OF her brother. Her
school in the Olga district runs through
till tall.
Threshermen should see that they are
equipped with the DEMOCRATS Thresk-
ers Account Book before starting up
| this fall. Call and see sample and leave
order at once.
Mrs. Rose, who has lately closed u
successful term OF school in the Murle
district, left on Tuesday for a we'll earn
ed vacation which she will spend at her
old home in Illinois.
G. e. Stone, OF the dry goods depart
ment OF Boyds store is working up
muscle for the fall trade at the strenuous
occupation of working in the harvest
field the past two weeks.
NJ. L. Sullivan is buying all the cattle
he can for shipment these days.
He says the meat market business has
dropped off in bad shape since the chicken
season opened so that he has to buy and
ship cattle to keep up expenses.
Word received Monday by H. D. ALERT
stated that his partner W. F. Winter,
had sufficiently recovered from his illness
to leave the Buffalo, N. Y, hospital and
proceed to Kingston Ont. He lost 16
pounds in weight W lille in the hospital
Mrs. J. B. Boyd and son, Richard, who
have been on an extended visit with
friends and relatives in Wisconsin during
the summer arrived home Friday and
took the rest of the family by surprise as
they were not expected until the follow
ing day.
Leslie Mccullough of Milton, will open
up Il branch of the Mccullough real
estate office at the terminus of the pro-
posed ct. Northern extension north
from Lakota. He went out there last
week to secure the location of site and
putting up OF building.
Peter Stewart called during the week
and says that the DEMOCRAT was in
error in stating last week that the frame
OF his new barn was moved from it's
foundation, by the storm which occurred
on the 18th inst, all OF which we gladly
take back and are glad that it WASH so.
p. d. Sherwin changes the location OF
his fruit and confectionery business this
week to the west side OF Third street and
will hereafter be found at the location
formerly occupied by the Habbermann
restaurant, one door north OF W.J
Birmingham barber shop.
Judge Sauter handed down decision
this week in the case OF the State VS.. J.
]. Reilly, w. L. Reilly and Thos Barry,
brought by the State at theMarch term
OF court to secure the liquor bond given
by the defendants in 1896 at the time
the Reilly drug store was doing business
at Osnabrock, since closed for violation
OF the law and bond forfeited. Judge
ment was given against the Reillys. but
Barry was released from the bond.
Attorney Doughty appeared as counsel
for Barry in the case.
Quite a few Langdon people, the M. DIS.
included. would like to know where the
Milton Globe gathered it's information
for the item that appeared in it's last
issue stating that seven infants had sue
cumbed to cholera infantum and whoop-
ing cough during the week. It. is safe to
say that the number OF children OF all
ages that have died here during the past
twelve month would not reach that
figure. Langdon's a healthy town, al
ways was, and don't want wrong i'm
pressions sent out by Others that might
lead people to think otherwise.