Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-02-28
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Mrs. George Elford is on the sick list
this week.
N. E. McGruer is confined at home by
sickness again this week.
Every dollars worth of goods bought
at schulke's Trade Palace is guaranteed
Mrs, A. Reid, though very sick last
week is reported as now being much
improved.
L. 8. Champine is compelled to take a
lay off of a few days this week and nurse
an attack Of grippe.
John L. Maxwell, ex-conductor on this
branch was in town yesterday from his
stock farm near Osnabrock.
Chas. p, lngermundson was among the
practicing attorneys from Grand Forks
attending court here this week &
Cashier Thompson of the First National
spent Sunday and the forepart Of the
week with friends down the line
Cavalier county has fourteen attorneys.
at-law in active practice of their profes.
sion and ten of them are located right
here in Langdon.
Langdon citizens could 60 further and
fare worse than to figure on putting in
the proposed system Of waterworks for
increased fire protection.
r. G. Moore, M. D., of Crystal City,
Man., spent day or two here this week
en- route to his former home in Wiscon-
sip, where he goes on visit.
| Adam Witzel holds an auction sale of
stock and farm machinery at his place in
Mount Carmel on Friday, March 18th.
SEQ announcement in another column.
s. E. Derosier is Offering for sale
through the Psmbina county papers as an
Advertising medium, his two half-seotlons
of land, located half a mile south
Of town.
Ladies are invited. to examine our new
line Of dress trimmings They have just
arrived at Schulke's Trade Palace, and
are of the latest designs, imported direct
from Paris.
We buy our -four at Mckinley prices
and sell our bread at Bryan prices-25
loaves for $1.00. J. Little, proprietor
of the City Bakery. opposite the Court
House, Langdon.
A. G. Kirby, the Hannah miller, was
noticed among the busy ones here Mon.
day. The -four from their mill up the
line finds favor with quite q number of
county seat customers.
Osnabrock has anew firm of farm i'm
piement dealers, Messrs. Urcker &
Pickett, who come from Minnesota.
They open up March 18th as per an
nouncement in the Cycle.
A. Schulke: Business is picking up.
Have put in an immense spring and sum.
mer stock, and again inaugurated
this year my Special Saturday Sales.
The first Of which is set for this week.
j. d. Cord IN, of Walhalla, closed a
deal last week for the purchase Of $50
acres of farm lands in Fremont township
from D. ireland, who moves to Walhalla,
and will invest extensively in residence
property there.
H. D. ALERT and wife have reached
Boulder Springs, Mont, on their return
from trip to the Pacific coast, and will
remain there. couple of weeks before
coming homo. Unpleasant weather &C.
counts for their stay at Seattle and other
points out west being 40 short.
The M Joney State Bank has line of
deposits reaching $50, 9900o in it's state
ment published this week, showing fine
increase in business. Another good item
is the cash on hand, nearly $4,000. No
notes or bills rediscounted or bills pay
able appear to mar the A condition Of
the banks statement.
Beginning with to morrow, March LIST,
Joseph Powers succeeds Fleming r. May
as deputy in County Treasurer McGau-
vran's office over at tho court house. Mr..
May for years past has been one of the
court house attaches, and resigns his job
in the treasurer's Office to accept posi-
ton with mercantile firm in the Twin
Cities.
K The we'll known "Frank's Restaurant I"
closed up this week the proprietor, his
wife, in company with Mrs. Lou Lackey,
and her sister "Doc" Mullin leaving the
town bound for the Rainy Lake country
in the newly opened up lumber and min
ing districts of Minnesota, bordering the
international boundary line. Lou Lackey,
who had an interest in the restaurant
here with his father, preceded the party
some weeks ago, and has building up
ready for the opening Of saloon and res
taurant at one of the boom towns there.