Courier Democrat., 1901-08-08
Gordon e. Lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.

felt & Bucklin and get "John sher-
,oan" cigar. 456
Mrs. G. w. Holmes and family
have returned from visit with
friends in the Valley and Win
nipeg.
Miss Rachel Wild has been
spending the week here from
Hannah, visiting with Miss Kate
Schneider.
Surveyor Darling and wife got
home about week ago from their
trip across country to their old
Minnesota home.
81. Stoltz and family left Han
nah last week to take charge of
the Stoltz lumber interests in the
new town of Lunde.
Thos. Bolton came through to
Langdon from Park River last
week ON his return from the Ag-
Yicultural college excursion.
Since the visit of the railroad
commissioners up this line last
week work has been in progress
on the grain loading platform.
States Attorney w. J. Burke
and wife were over from Bathgate
part of last week visiting Langdon
relatives and attending the Barry
trial.
E. Moore is beginning to get
around after his hard siege of
typhoid fever. Some time yet will
elapse before he will be on his feet
again.
John L. Robertson takes his
threshing outfit down to Conway,
where he has about two weeks
threshing to clean up before the
season opens here.
Some very fine samples of Tom
Smiths work as a photographer
have lately appeared in the illus
trated write up of the Barry muir
der trial given by the Minneapolis
Tribune.
| Mayor McPhail purchased this
week from, E. Fisher the lots op-
posite his machinery warehouse
that have until lately been oc-
cupied by the Fisher feed and
sale stables.
A. F. Madison, court stem
ographer of the First Judicial
district, came up from the Forks
Friday and is assisting Walter
Prince taking the testimony in
the Barry murder trial. |
DR.. F. S. Smith's patients should
note the fact that he has changed
the location of his Office from over
the First National Bank to op-
posite the court house. The entire
first floor of the new building has
been fitted up as dental parlors.
Mrs. VIM. Mcknight and family, |
formerly Langdon people and for
the past three and half years
residents of Toronto, Ont, are ex-
pected to return this week and
occupy the home on Sixth street
lately resided in by NJ. L. Sullivan
and family.
A 'sick uncle" at the home of
the editor of the Hannah Moon,
accounted for that papers non
appearance on time last week.
"Shep." is looking for "fair'
printer and should have no trou-
BILE in having his want supplied
as "none but the brave deserve the
fair"
Two big league base ball games
are scheduled to be played by
visiting teams here this week with
the home aggregation. Tomorrow
afternoon, Friday, there will be
game with Cavalier and OH Satur-
day the Milton nine and their re-
doubtable Wiggs will be here.
These two games ere Of the order
that none Of the local fans can
afford to miss.
The band boys got home from
their visit to the Winnipeg fair
Saturday evening. Bands were
present from half a dozen North
Dakota towns but the rag time
popular airs rendered by Lang
don's band, we're according to re-
ports on all sides the whole
thing with the visitors at the
Manitoba metropolis.
Fl. o. Storlie and Arthur Fjog-
stad returned last Thursday from
the Forks, where they were called
to defend contests that had been
filed by Devils Lake parties on
their homesteat1s in Storlie town.