Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-09-05

Tank pumps and hose, all sizes, al
Dedriek's corner hardware.
Mrs. Pinkerton is visiting jamestown
and Fargo friends for few days.
Miss Mollie Comstock spent part o
last week at Osnabrook, visiting with the
Haights.
School supplies, the biggest tablet
that ever happened for five cents OF the
Bee Hive store.
The real estate firm of Sturm & Price
sport fine new gilt sign in front of theil
Third street Office.
G. 3. Mahon, manager of the Mahor
& Robinson lumber yard at Easily did 6
stroke of business in town Monday.
Langdon has the name of being the
most orderly town along the line this fall
and Chief of Police Hunter is seeing that
it is kept go.
Theo. Holton, father of Mrs. T. E.
Pierce arrived from Larimore last Sayur-
day to spend the week end with his
daughter and grandson, Dewey.
Only three wrote at the examination
for teachers certificates held in this city
last week. The attendance is noted as
being the smallest on record for years.
Banker Prom succeeds A. G. O. Lomep
as meteorological observer at Milton and
will undertake to regulate the weather
to suit his patrons in the south end of
the county.
The aggregate sale of binders this
season by Langdon dealers reaches $50
machines. The implement men all con-
coed this as being the greatest year for
them in the business history OF Langdon.
Coleman Broderick, typo and ball
player, Of wide acquaintance in the local
newspaper arena started out Tuesday for
trip east. His destination being Cleve.
land, O., where he will look up brother
he has not seen for years.
Manager Otto Babcock, ofthe Penn
bina cement mines, looked up business
here for his company in the city Friday.
1t is home industry OF this county and
is growing in popularity and has bust
ness this summer of more than double
last season,
George Charter, the end man on the
Edmore Herald was circulating on the
streets of Lakota Monday. He says
Edmore is going to be the town up in
the north country and that in four more
weeks the Herald will have acquired the
full legal age.-Lakota Observer.
The number of hunting permits issued
by County Auditor Work has reached
the figure Of It's. The greater number of
these have been issued to Langdon
parties and towns along the line.
Up-to.date the auditor has not been
called on to issue any nonresident per-
mits.
jolly "Jack" Gordon was down from
Duffy's paradise-Walhalla-on We'd
nesday enroute to the eastern market
in quest of band of horses. It is q
! significant fact that there is always a
wonderful demand for horses in this
vicinity about the date of the annual
Minnesota state fair.-Neche Chrome
type.
| Friday of last week the DEMOCRAT re-
ceived visit from Private Secretary
Fred bennett, who returned to North
Dakota recently from Washington IN
company with Senator Hansbrough. Mr..
bennett has farming interest in this
county which he will devote his time Is
until returning to the national capitol
towards the end of the year.
Prof. G. G. Kirk, some years age
located in this city as teacher of music
and church organlst, is reported to have
resigned similar position that he has
filled at Fargo since leaving here. Prof
Kirk has accepted the princlpalship oil
the public schools at Harvey, N. d
The Fargo papers speak quite highly
of the regard and esteem in which Mr.
Kirk is held by the people of Fargo.
The Globe is very properly proud OIL
Millions league ball team and announces
} that most of the players have engaged te
return and wear the colors of the Milton
: club next year. Fifteen winnings out O.
twenty games they played, up to the
time Milton tied the score of their lead
} ing opponents, the Devils Lake club, i.
, record good enough for any of til,
older league clubs. In an issue OF las
3 week the 81. Paul Dispatch published
: an excellent picture Of the Milton club
3 being reproduction Of photograph
taken by MCCARTHY.
School Supplies. tit, T' Rs%'f ins " Fl 4a r
lcrs and School Supplies in the city.