Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-07-04
One pound Of good Tobacco, Tor IS cents

One pound OF good tobaccs Tor 50 cent?
at Kelly's store.
The Barry murder trial begins weel
from next Tuesday.
Street Com'r Hunter 10 still pushing
ahead the work on the streets.
Mrs. Mercer is spending the Chautaa.
qua season with relatives over at the
Lake.
For the best smoke call on Flumer-
felt & Bucklin and get "John Sher-
man" cigar. M 45-5
G.. McNamaraNand family, relatives of
the Orton's, are over from Man'tou for q
visit over the Fourth.
1T. Briden is another Wslhallaite up
here this week with a tr0tting horse that
will be seen on the track this afternoon.
Chairman Chas. r. VanNorman Of the
Fremont town board is attending the
county equalization board meeting this
week.
Others come and 40 but we are here to
stay with fresh bread daily, also fancy
pastry of all kinds at the City Bakery
Joseph Little, proprietor.
WI. Birmingham and M. Flynn went
up to Wales on Mondays noon train at
which place they supplied the dance
music for the Woodman picnic.
J. B. Robinson, partner OF John
Mahon in the lumber business, is here
and will number among those who
will celebrate the Fourth in Langdon to.
day.
Hon. Ole T. Axvig. one of the bench
men of Jud LaMoure in the south end of
the county. had business here Tuesday
before the board of county commits
sioners.
III. Bidlake and mother were in the
city Tuesday from Osnabrock transact
ing business with Judge Dorval relative
to the probating of the estate of the late
Mrs. John Bidlake.
The Hannah Moon reports the trans
fer during the past week of the drug
store at Wales to N. E. McGruer, Of this
city and D. McGruer, OF Hannah. Amos
Abbott, at present with the Hannah
Pharmacy, will be placed IN charge.
VIM. Taylor's garden on the old Nc
Leod.pIace on the hill is by all odds the
best there is in the city this summer.
It has fine slope down to the coulie
and is planted with vegetables of all
kinds.
The Red River. Hail insurance COM
pany had adjusters up here last week
fixing up losses in the Merl district. It
has not been learned what kind of deal
they made with policy holders and for
tie present further criticism is Withheld.
D. H. McMillan's speedy trotter,
"Wings," won second money in the 800
race ct Hope last week. Dan bought
tho horse in Fargo last winter and it is
quite likely that "Wings" will be entered
in some Of the events on the track TO-
day.
A. II. Decks arrived in the city yester-
day from the Forks and will visit with
his family on the farm south of town for
few days. Business with the Singer
sewing machine company he reports as
good, having opened up seven new
agencies during the past month. In this
county the Singer machine will hereafter
be sold by Thos. Dunford.
A national bark is being opened up at
NJ not with HI. j. Haskamp as president
ard F. Heidgerken as cashier. The
name OF the new bank will be The Great
Northern and it will start to do business
with capital of $25.OO0. Mr.. Held
gerken will be remembered as having
been in charge of the Bank Of Dresden
up to the time it wound up its business
couple OF months ago.
EN-. j.. Horgan, about two and halt
miles east OF town, reports his farm as
having been visited by hail about five
o'clock Friday afternoon. There was
enough all to cover the @roNnd, = but
being unacconpanied by wind and the
hail stones not very large he aguresho
damage ,tone the crop. His neighbors
on either si9e are reported as not having
bsen touched by the hail.
| G. ". Plain epent an hour or two here
from Milton between trains Tuesday.
His time is solely taken up with farming
this summer and the crop situation at
the present time is something that he is
able to contemplate with much eatisfao-
ton. With an acreage of at least 1900
acres and the best looking fields Of grain
of oil kinds ever seen in this county there
certainly can't be much of kick coming
anyhow.
In We have $4,000 on hand to lean on
farm lands at low rates and easy
terms. Gall and see us before max