Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-02-28

III. d. Storlie, deputy register of deeds
made visit of several days last week to
his farm ont south.
Tomorrow afternoon the ladies social
circle Of the Presbyterian church meets
at the homo of Mrs. McGruer.
w. II. Smith Of Beaulieu, was one OF
the pleasant callers ut this office during
the week while attending court.
4 1.-THE five year old daughter OF Mr.. and
MRS. j. Z. Ramage has been quite seri.
ously i'll since the first of the week.
Mrs. Fleming May is improving nicely
from her illness of last week, that fol-
awhile threatened being of a serious
nature.
A. H. Decks has number of second
hard sewing machines that he guaran-
tees are in good running order, and will
sell cheap.
The DEMOCRAT carries a good line OF
legal blanks and wall fill orders for out
of-town parties by return mail. When
in need OF blanks give us your order.
Visiting cards, invitation cards, re-
ception cards, birthday cards. wedding
cards, mourning cards. All in the latest
styles at prices to suit at this Office.
Merchants Dan NcAllan and Thos.
Kinchen were here awhile Saturday to
see how Langdon looked with the hustle
and hurry incident to the holding of
court.
Hon. H. T. Helgeson came back to
Milton from the state gathering of hard
ware dealers at the Forks last week re-
elected as president of the ASSOCIATION for
another year.
l/Nornan r. Macdonald now runs the
City Meat Market alone, having bought
out the interest Of his partner p. T..
Hines, who returned last week to his
home in Hannah.
State Land Com'r Laxdal was here
this week arranging for sale OF school
and state lands in this county. A list of
the lands offered and the date of the sale
will be announced later.
A special service was conducted at the
Catholic church Tuesday forenoon in
observance of the anniversary of the
death OF Judge Dorvals wife, which
occurred three years ago.
D. Fl Mcmillan came in from. Bis
marck last Friday accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Jean, who is attending
the state university at the Forks. They
went south again Tuesday.
Joseph Merry will herd cattle and
horses west Of town this summer Stock
entrusted with him have a range of
about nine sections with plenty of water.
He expects to have nearly 200 head in
his herd this season.
Dresden business men can read over
with pride the statement presented this
week by their bank. None of the items
fall short of the mark, but at each ap-
pearance give noticeable gain over the
figures shown at the time of the last call.
Friday of course was Washington's
birthday, Of which the Ratchet is a
generally recognized emblem, but ''Shep"
had no business to infer that Langdon
folks had arranged to have Mrs. Carrie
Nation spend the day with them. There
appears to be . circle around the Moon
these days.
An important transfer of city property
this week was the disposal by Elford
Bros, for consideration nearly reaching
$1,000, of the lot and building occupied
by their hardware store. Attorney j. G
Monnet was the purchaser, and figures
he has one of the best bargains in Third
Street property that is likely to be Oh the
market for some years to come. The
price may look little high, but city lots
sell at premium at Largdon.