Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-09-05
Or pound can Of baking powder foa
is cents at Kelly's.
Gordon q Lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.

Reduced prices on hose, betting and
engine supplies at Dedrick's corner hard
ware.
Attorney r. M. Dickson is around
after several days confinement to the
house by illness.
Miss O. E. Mcmillan was up the line
at Hannah over Sunday visiting her
sister, Mrs. Getchell.
Attorney Cleary aud neice, Miss Agnes
Clesry, were the guests Of friends down
at Walhalla over Sunday.
Edmore, the new town at the terminus
OF the Ct. Northern's extension north
ward from Lakota, now has daily mail
service.
Chas. Tolan from the Forks has
been installed as electrician by the local
phone company and the management OF
the electric light plant.
Groceries, tobacco, ETC., you can buy at
any old place, but for bargains IN dry
goods, shoes, furnishing goods, ETC.,
the Bee Hive store is the place.
Langdon elevators have warehouse
capacity of 5000 bushels, and as grain
buyers go, the agents representing the
various companies here are the best on
earth.
Agt. Shaw at the depot explains that
the delay in the completion of the new
loading platform is owing to the in
ability of the company to secure teams
for the grading.
Albert E. Linn has been engaged to
take charge of the Osnabrock schools for
the year. He will be remembered ms
having edited Osnabrock's primeval news
paper, the Cycle, for awhile.
San. T. Scott is managing editor of the
Republican while that papers edltor-in-
chief, A. E. Lindstrom, IS away to the
Twin Cities and taking in the side shows
on the midway at the Minnesota state
fair.
Call at the DEMOCRAT Office for the
best line of stationery in the city. The
latest styles in box paper, envelopes,
tablets, inks, pens, pencils, blank books,
sundries, etc. Sold at prices that will
save you money.
Barley threshed last Friday on the
farm owned by w. j. Mooney, west of
the city limits, gave uyield of over 40
bushels to the acre. From reports heard
since threshing began this seems to be
the average yield.
Ole Bang, for some time with Jeweler
Void, starts up in business for himself at
Osnabrock this fall. The new firm con-
sists Of Kolstad & Bang and they intend
carrying line OF confectionery and
fruit as we'll as jewelry.
Editor Mccarthy tells tho readers of
the Milton Globe that arrangements are
being perfected for the charging and
improving of the local news service of
that paper. Guy F. Humphreys, until
recently in charge of the Lunde Herald,
now sets the type for the Globe.
The mystery of the distracted air of
the landlord of the ct. Northern hotel
for awhile back has been solved. It's
another girl arrived last Thursday morn
ing since which time every caller at the
ct. Northern has received fine Havana
smoke on the new boarder at G. H. Nc
Dermotts popular hostelry.
The new photo gallery of Tom Smith,
opposite the court house, has an an
nounoement in its advertising space this
week calling attention to fine line of
picture mouldlngs that are being per-
sonally purchased by Mr. Smith this
week while in the Twin Cities attending
the meeting of the Northwestern Photo
graphers association.
H.. j. Haskamp has lately Unidentified
himself with another North Dakota
national bank that.is being established
at Northwood this fall. In the articles
of incorporation the name of Mr.. Has.
kamp is assigned to the presidency of the
institution. Since interesting himself in
North Dakota as a field for the invest
ment Of capital some ten years ago Mr..
Haskamp has been the promoter of
seven or eight national and state banks,
two of which he located in Cavalier
county.
Osnabrock's wonderful growth this
summer 10 astonishing even the In
dependent editor. The third fruit store
has opened up they now have two
jewelry stores and another bank starts
in business this week. Editor john
son can't get rid of the notion that some
one will be seized with the fool idea
thot another paper ought to be started
up there. Oshabrock is quite metro
politan and so is the Independent, which
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