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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-05
We have inquiries every day for
snaps in Cavalier county land. If you
have anything to offer list it with us.
.Truax & Mclean.

Fred. Boursky, merchant and post.
master Of Wang, was one Of the county
seat visitors this week, and paid taxes on
considerable real estate he OWNS in the
county.
State Land Commissioner D. J. Laxdal
came up Friday on business connected
with the closing up of the school land
deals made in this county during the sale
of few weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Fahey, and Mrs.
VIM. haverty left Tuesday for an ex-
tended visit to Epiphany, 8. D., where
tho ladies Of the party expect TO receive
medical treatment from a specialist.
Since retiring from the hardware busl-
ness, 81. Bidlake is numbered among the
busy grain buyers at Osnabrock. Another
of the old timers who is making the
grain market hum down in the Brock
this winter is John 7. McNeill. Friend
John is an old hand at the business.
A correspondent to the DEMOCRAT
from Hannah sends in the report of the
wedding at Woodbridge on the 9th ult.,
of Chas. Butterwick to Miss Lena F.
Davis. The ceremony occurred at the
home of Mrs. F. w. Treleven, who is a
sister of the bride. The groom is son
of Hon. John Butterwick, Of Milton, and
was at the front in the PHILIPPINES with
the North Dakota volunteers. The
brides former home was IN Manitoba, she
being the daughter of VIM. Davis, mer.
chant at Crystal City, Man. Many friends
of the couple on both sides OF the line
wish them pleasant and prosperous
voyage over the sea of life.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-05
If you want to buy state and
this fall Truax & Mclean will loan
you money to swing the deal.

Col. H. E. Burritt, the war veteran
from Stilwell, is one of the attaches of
Judge Kneeshaw's court this week in the
capacity of bailif.
Typhoid patients at the McDougall
home continue to improve steadily, and
will soon 40 longer require the attend
anoe OF physician.
No delay in getting your money We
pay as soon as papers are signed. We
have pi MY of money on hand for farm
loans AMI our rates and terms will save
you money. ALERT & Winter.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-05
Websrs cigars mean quality.
Gordon a Lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.

Blacksmith Il. MoNiven from Hannah,
spent Thanksgiving with friends in
Lanedon.s
Sec Farrell & Burke for Farm Loans.
Money always on hand. See US before
making your loan.
Hon Ole T. Axvig was among those
here from Milton Tuesday to attend the
delinquent tax sale.
Have you seen the latest patterns in
fancy silk striped flannels for shirt
waists at G. J. Kelly's.
$500 for anything but long stripped
Havana" found in Ferris & O'Grady's
Refund" SC cigar.
The return engagement of Cosgrove's
Orchestra Co., is dated for Tuesday of
next week at the Donovan Hail.
A dance aud rattle at B. Keating's
Tuesday night was attended by large
number of the young people from town.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-05

The DEMOCRAT is headquarters fer
suction sale bills.
Mrs. y. q. Gibson spent Thanksgiving
with acquaintances at Pilot Mound, Man.
Byron Nash packed his grip and
started Monday on q holiday trip 10
Ontario.
am closing out my line of ladies,
children and misses cloaks at less than
cost CD. Kelly's.
Ityou find that reading is painful and
difficult get a pair of easy reading glasses
at Optioian A. o. Wold's.
Engineer Pete Ferguson, we'll known
in Langden. has lately located and filed
on farm in Bottnieau county.
Dave r. Milne was down from bis
'Towner county claim TO eat Thanksgiving
turkey at the home of his brother.
Merchant @. j. Kelly has talk with
our readers this week on clothing. He
quotes special prices to holiday buyers.
We lead and the rest follow in line.
The pace maker of 10 cent cigars is
"Junius Brutus commonly
called j. B.
Before making your wife Christmas
present don't fail to see G. ]. Kelly's new
line Of useful and up.to-date china, glass
and crookery ware.
Mrs. Chas. Harrington spent Thanks
giving with her sister, Mrs. j. Kelland.
at the Palace Hotel, returning to Hannah
at the end of the week.
Henry Mclean, who looks after the
interests of the Stoltz lumber business at
Hannah, was down the line Tuesday to
attend the opening of court.
One of the heaviest individual shippers
OF grain from this county is JOS. Fischer,
the track buyer at Wales. He has SO far
made shipment of 20 cars this season.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-05
When you want to get the best value
and latest style in clothing go to G. J.
Kelly's..

When you want to get the best value
and latest style in clothing go to G. J.
Kelly's..
Capt. Alberti's lecture at Pembina the
other night is reported as being fnan-
cial failure.
T. B. Hankey and family ate turkey on
Thanksgiving day with the old folks on
4, the farm near Daniels.
Mrs. A. r. LinGstrom returned home
| Monday from visit of several weeks
with relatives in Minnesota.
] Travellin Agent Hackett was here the
first. of the week introducing Ridpath's
History OF the World to the book buying
people ot Langdon.
ALERT & Winter will make your final
Proof cheaper than anyone else in Cava-
lier county and your loans at cheapest
rate and best terms.
j. J. Foley, who recently lost his farm
property in West Perry by fire, is re-
ported to have opened up a butcher shop
in the new town of Edmore.
Ferris and Grady, the cigar men. pre-
sent you the choice of the market in the
Ferris and Grady's 'Best" Sc Cigar.
Try it and let us hear from YOU.
VIM. Flanagan returned last week
from prospecting trip to the Saskatoon
country in the Northwest Territory, and
may possibly remove there with his
family in the spring.
/ he Masonic blue lodge at Hannah at
its annual election Of officers last week
elected Dun, an Mclean, worthy master;
G. B. Mcmillan, senior warden; G. A.
Gilbert, junior warden; George Bulloch,
treasurer; and Thos. Prior, secretary.
At the fifteenth annual meeting of the
North Dakota Educational Association
that gathers at the Forks from January
1st to 3rd, County Superintendent Nc
Donald is on the pro ram TO participate
in discussion on Teachers Meetings as
a Means of Creating Professional
Spirit"
e. Il. Gordon, of the law firm of Cor
don & Lamb, was in the city Wednesday
with important legal business before the
county judge. particulars are contained
in the following item under the head of
marriage licenses" Edwin II. Gordon,
of Langdon, N. D., and Miss Ethel M
Mussleman of Cavalier, N. D.-Pioneer
Express.
G. A. Smith, the we'll known horse and
cattle dealer, of Osnabroek, passed
through Larimore Monday. Someone
stole lot of flax from Smith few days
ago, and Smith says that he caught the
thieves, but that they had more "alibis"
than flax, and that he let them keep the
f1ax.-Larimore Leader.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-05
Hannah is in line with skating rink

Hannah is in line with skating rink
this season.
DR.. Oswald is among the newcomers
at Osnabrock this fall.
Dr.. w. W. Mcqueen and wife were
visitors in the city Monday from Milton,
with DR.. and Mrs. Smith.
Miss Tessie jackson came I'D from the
state university to spend Thanksgiving
with her uncle, Rev. Thos. Dougan, at
the Presbyterian parsonage.
Photographer Tom Smith was holding
down his claim in the southwestern part
of the county the end of the week aud
Saturday night took in a regular old
fashioned house.warming dance at the
Weber farm.
H. D. ALERT has developed into an
expert lad" writer, and in consequence
the firm of ALERT & Winter are unloading
money to borrowers at the rate of a
barrel day. You will find Fl. De- latest
effort in advertising Oh the bottom right
hand corner of the first page.
Agent Shaw: Received instructions
during the week from the company to
commence the sale Of Canadian excur-
sion tio., cts IN Monday the End inst,
continuing to the end of the month"; As
in the past the rate will be $40 for the
rou trip. Inquiries made lately give
every in ication that holiday travel in
the direction of Ontario will be larger
than ever from this point.
The dedication services of the new
Baptist church at Stilwell takes place
Sunday afternoon at half past two O'clock.
The services will be under the charge Of
the pastor, Rev. r. II. Rober son, of this
city, who will be assisted on the occasion
by Rev. A. F. Newcombe, of Grafton. 1t
is also stated that the regular service at
the Crockett appointment for that day
has been abandoned in order to allow Of
the congregation attending the dedica-
zion Of the Stilwell church. Rev. New
combe will also assist in conducting the
regular service in the Baptist church of
this city, in the evening at half past
seven o'clock.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-05
A full line of latest novels at popula,
prices on sale at w, R. Bradlsy's.

A full line of latest novels at popula,
prices on sale at w. R. Bradlsy's.
Merchant o. D. Ostby attended court
while down from Wales between trans
yesterday.
Major j. Fl. Frame from Grafton is
among the visiting attorneys here attend
ing court this week.
A case of diphthezia has been quaran-
tined at the home of John Mckenzie in
Montrose township the past week.
Henry Kartes while in from Mt. Car
mel the. first of the week, stated he
figured on spending most the winter in
Ontario.
Miss Marie Douville is with the Bee
Hive Store for the present, filing the
position of Miss McDougall, during the
latter's illness.
Do not arrange for renewal Of your
farm loan or for a new loan until you
a TX with ALERT & Winter, they can and
will save you money.
Chas. s. Smith has lately purchased
lots on Seventh street, south of j. g.
Dickson's new home, and will build on
thesame during the season Of 1902.
"a Burning Question" Was it Samp-
son or Schley who touched off Havana?
Settle it by lighting Juniu8 Bru-
tu8 10c cigar and burn Havana yourself.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-05
GOSSIP AND NOTES.
court opened Monday.

Court opened Monday.
The Workman order has no assessment
for the month of December.
Thanksgiving Day weather was lots
pleasanter than many Fourth of July's.
Since opening up this fall the Langdon
-four mill has been running both night
ana day.
Grain shipments from Langdon for the
present season, up to Dec. let, reached a
total of 76O, 900 bushels.
The elevators at Hannah are building
temporary bins along side OF their houses
for the accommodation of farmers in these
DAYS of car famine and full elevators.
The car shortage is not as bad this
week, and from dozen to fifteen cars are
set out at this point by the freight each
day aid in keeping the blockade open.
Fire thieves are reported to have been
busy pilfsring stock from the stores
burned at Osnabrock on Saturday night.
tie pity some If them were not caught
ed.handed.
The justice mill at Milton has lately
turned out quite grist OF cases consist
ing of alterations among party OF
Arabian peddlers who have lately been
infesting that locality.
Milton citizens should be properly
thankful this gear. They are TO have
new creamery surrounded by 1000 COWS
next spring. A regular milky way. and
the pass will be; pass the butter.-Walsh
90. Record.
The delinquent tax sale Tuesday made
busy time for the force of clerks in the
auditor and treasurer offices. During
Monday and nearly all OF TUESDAY fore
noon the crowd was lined up waiting
their turn to "fix up at the last moment
before the sale.
All six of the merchants at Osnabrock
burned out in the fire of Saturday night
have carpenters at work putting up tenn
porary frame structures in which to do
business this winter, and announce their
intention OF building brick in the spring.
Looks as If our neighbors at the Brock
were getting ready to do the Phoenix act
in the latest up to date style.
Judge Kneeshaw was among the OUT
siders who invested in Cavalier county
school lands at the sale Of little over a
month ago, and is reported by Pembina
papers as contemplating putting in about
two sections of the land to flax. The
land upon which the crop will be raised
is to be broken in the spring with COM
bination of gang plews and traction
engine.
Farmers from Dash are still hauling
their crops to Hannah. This year they
harvested wheat at yield of from Is to
20 bushels to the acre, and are looking
more anxionsly than ever for a railroad
into their country along the Towner
county line. The land there is the best
in tho county, but if their long hauls OF
from Is to 30 miles to market continue
the settlers will pick up what they have
got and leave.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-12-05
WHEAT MARKET.

Prices corrected up to noon, Thursday, No
vembcr %, 1901 BY Agent Souch, OF the Car3EM
Elevator Co., Langdon N. d.
W1aet-No Har} SO
Evening star., 1901-07-12

vices.
The movement to form local organiza-
ton among North Carolinans residing In
the District was discussed at the meeting
last night, and further action postponed
until fall on the recommendation Of ]. C.
L. Gudgen, chairman OF the committee.
Evening star., 1901-07-12

Washington contract. He will meet the
Senators In Baltimore today and play his
hrst game with them against the Orioles.
Heydon is a fine hitter and will strengthen
the Washingtons where they are weak.
Good Fishing at Four-MfIe Run.
The Potomac river has been muddy ever
since the opening of the season. but there
has been good bass fishing near Washing
ton. Mr. Jess Middleton OF Four Mile Run
reports an average daily catch of one dozen
bass. all caught after office hours. While
the river has been muddy, Four-Mile Run
has been generally clear, and the fishing
there has not been better In years.
A Famous Local Ball Player Dead.
News has been received of the death OF
Seymour L. Studley. at Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. Studley was one of the players of the
famous National club of 1867, q great
fielder, batter and base runner He was
known as The Windmill from the pecu-
liar way he threw his arms when running
OF the National nine who made the great
western tour In 1857 five are dead viz,
Williams; Parker. Fletcher, Robinson and
studiey. Those known to be living are
Wright, Fox. Norton and Berthrong.
Base Ball Notes.
The Senators start series of three
games in Baltimore today.
Walter Bredie's one-handed catch yester-
day Of Coughlin's fly was ringer"
Jack Farrell handles himself well around
second. showing plenty Of confidence and a
good .ry-out II assured him.
Some hot-headed fans" got after Shsr1-
dan again yesterday, and he was struck in
the face. Lieut.. Daley arrested one man.
Manager AcGraw was trying to persuade
Manager Manning to run In q double
header In Baltimore during the present
series "Mugsy II foxy boy. but Man
ming knows a thing or two.
Hayden likes Atlantic City and II win be
hard to persuade him to come to washing
ton. while the two Chicago clubs are AFTER
Charley Irwin. and the chances are thst
both men will be lost
Evening star., 1901-07-12
DISTRICT PLAYERS WON.


DavfdsOn, Fra8eF and GIosebFOOk
Stars af Tuxedo.
John c. Davidson and DIR. w. D. Frazer,
the tennis experts of the Bachelors. Club
of this city. captured places in the final
round OF the championship singles at Tux
edo. N. T., yesterday. There was large
gathering OF the fashionable set about the
courts. and they became enthusiastic over
the brilliant playing Of the contestants.
Evening star., 1901-07-12

Philadelphia and Boston played only five
and half innings yesterday in the city OF
culture on account of rain and when time
was called the score stood A to 1 in favor
Of the home team Winters and Plank,
the two Gettysburg boys, were on the rub
Der. the forming having the better OF the
argument. Attendancea3 e, 800. Score:
Evening star., 1901-07-12
Canada Tennis Tourney,

SahaO2 Ienn18 IOuTney.
In the Canadian championship tennis
tournament at Niagara Ont, yesterday w
A. Larned Of Summit. N. J.. beat E. p
Fischer of New York, the first set being a
long deuce one. Today Larned plays BeaIs
Wright, and the winner challenges M. d.
Whitman, the present holder Of the Cana
dian championship. The doubles will be
advanced to the finals. Scores:
Mems singles (second round)-E. p
Fischer beat Irving Wright. S-8 6-3. Semi
final round-Beals Wright Of Harvard beat
Clarence Hobart Of New York. Ga. 6-3: w.
A. Larned Of Summit, N J., beat e. p
Fischer OF New York. 81, 6-1.
Mems doubles preliminary round)-E. p
Fischer and ]. Atkins of New York beat A.
c. McMaster and B. Glasscoe of Toronto
81, 8-3. First round-W ]. Ciothier of
Philadelphia and M. Ogden of Princeton
beat A N. Mcdonald Of Toronto and H. s.
Schroeder Of Toledo so, 60
Burgess Of Toronto beat Mrs Clarence Ho-
bart Of New York, 6-3, 6-3.
Handicap singles (irst round)-M. Ogden
of Princeton lowe one-haH 15), beat Clar-
ence Hobart Of New York lowe 800, Ga,
81: A. N Mcdonald Of Toronto 05) beat
w. j. McMaster Of Brantford (15) by de-
fault; w. e. Ajax of Niagara (scratch)
6-3; B. g. Glasscoe of Toronto (scratch)
beat John Minor of New Orleans Q5) by
default. Second round-B. G.asscoe of To-
ronto (scratch) beat T. Atkins of New
York lowe 10 by default.
Heydon signs q WashinGton Contract.
An agent Of Manager Aanning's went to
Atlantic City yesterday and succeeded in
getting outfieIder Heydon's name to a
Evening star., 1901-07-12
Chicago, s, Milwaukee, 1.

Chicago won the third straight game
from the Brewers yesterday in Milwaukee
by the score Of to /. Katol kept the hits
scattered. while Reidy was hit at oppo--
tune times. Attendance. 1000. Score:
Evening star., 1901-07-12

farned runs-W ashfngt0n, 1; Baltimore l. FIRST
base by errors-Washington 9 Left on bases
M Mashings9n Mnrst s. 81 EatimoFe First base
oout-By Carrick. /; by Howell, 2 Home runNWiE
liams: Three base hit-Dungan. Two-base hits
Coughlin. Waldron Carrick. Stolen base-Clarke
Double plays-Farrell to DUNCAN; Howell to VII
I,t Hams to Donlin; keister to Williams to Doniin
hit by pitcher-By Mercer, /. Wild pitch-HoweIl
Umpires- -Messrs Sheridan and Manassau Time nf
game hour and 40 minutes
Cleveland, o, Detroit, L.
Cleveland played all around Detroit yes
terday In the former city and won out by
the score OF to 1. Moore was given ex-
cellent support by the Spiders, while Gro
Minis hackers were very remiss. Attend
ance ], ,393 Score:
Evening star., 1901-07-12

None out in sixth inning when game was called.
Phiiadelphia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a,o:.4e o i 0 0 0-1
Earned runs-Boston, 2. Two-base hits-Collins.
Collins. First base On baiis-O1 winters. i; oft
Plank. l.: Struck out-By Plank. 2. Wild pitch
Plank. Umpire-Mr. Connolly Time Of game-41
minutes.
Evening star., 1901-07-12

At Chioago-Philadelphia 4: Chicago. 3.
At Cincinnatt-Brooklyn, 8; Cincinnati. Z.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg. 5; Boston, o.
Evening star., 1901-07-12

Datteu toF CFoniH III nInth INNING.
Cleveland. .............. 0 0 l 0 0 x-6
Detroit. 1 q n n n
TwO-b-Se hits-Pickering, Shaw. Three base hit
Bradley. Sacrifice hit-Barrett Stolen bases-Mc-
Carthy, Casey Co. Double plays-La Chance (unas-
sisted; Sheibeck to Beck to La Chance; Mccarthy
to La Chance First base on balls on Moore 1.
Struck Out-By Moore, 4; by Cronn g. Passed
ball-Shaw Umpire-Mr. Haskell. Time Of game
. hours and 8 minutes. e-
Evening star., 1901-07-12
Boston, 4, PhiladeIphia,

Reldy, /; by KatoH. 1. Left bases-Milwaukee.
9; Chicago, 5. Umpire-Mr CantilliOn. Time Of
game-1 hour and 80 minutes
Evening star., 1901-07-12
In the doubles the team of the New York
Athletic Club-Ralph Hickox and c. NJ

In the doubles tine team of the New York
Athletic Club-Ralph Hickox and c. NJ
Relyea-were defeated after three fast sets
by the scrub pair-Dr. w. D. GIazebrook of
Washington and Robert LIE Roy, the Cutler
School champion. Summarizes:
Championship singles-Second round: ].
T. Paret beat Robert Leroy. Ga. 60.
P. Paret. t6. 6-3. 60: DR.. w. N. Frazer
beat Henry Mollenhauer. SO, CO.
Championship 1oubles-First round: Dr.
Z. w. Glazebrook and Robert Leroy beat
Handicap singles-Preliminary round: w.
Sheppard Q0 beat H. C. Pell Q5), 6-8,
Ga. 6C3: Henry Mollenhauer (owe 3O) beat
G. Peli (half 800. 81. e.; Armstrong
g. First round: Ralph Hickox (owe half
15) beat e. Lord thalf 3O. 6-. 6-1; Dr.
w. N. Frazer (owe 800 beat w. Delano
lhalf 15), by default; Henry Mollenhauer
Il. L. Parr (scratch) beat 8. Pyne u5). by
default; DR.. L. w. Glazebrook (owe 15)
beat J. c. Davidson (owe 3O), by default.
Consolation singles-Preliminary round:
l. " Ledoux beat S. Pyne. 60. 6-1: G. P.
round: DR.. L. w. GIazebrook beat w De-
lano, IS. 63; L. v. Ledoux beat E. Hull,
80. 81; G. P. Snow beat P. r. Pyne,
second: "a. @; w. Sheppard beat =.
For BENEFIT of Flood Sufferer.
ball game will be played at the Amer
lean League Park tomorrow afternoon for
the benefit Of the Mitchell county, NJ c..
flood sufferers. The game will be called at
4:30 o'clock, and will be between the CEN
sus office and Post Once Department Mines
At meeting Of the North Carolina re-
lief committee last night at the National
Hotel. It was reported that nearly 1.5OO
tickets to the ball game had already been
sold. and II Is estimated that the affair
VIII net generous sum- Manager Nan
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-04-11
Railroad to be Improved.

Superintendent ". H. Wright of the
first division of the Plant System was in
Wa!terborn Monday on official business.
He came here for the purpose Of person
ally looking into the affairs of the road
between Green Pond and Ehrlardt.
Mr.. Wright is 4 genial gentleman. He
is DESTROYS Of giving the patrons Of this
rQa,l such schedules and accommodations
as will be satisfactory to them. He con-
suited several Of our leading business
men and assured them that several dc :
sirqble improvements would be made i'm
mrniatcly. First and foremost Il change
in the schedule would be effected SO that
the afternoon train from WaltcrborO
would make connection ut Green Pond
with the fast train %niig tn ChQrlcston.
This change. We have since h@en infnrm-
ed, will be made tomorrow. The train
will leave Walterboro. at 3G0 and make
connection with the train from Savan-
nah. which arrives in Charleston ut
81" p. N.
II is the purpose of The Plant System
to develop the Green Pond Ehrharlt
branch into 4 first class roa,l. TO this
gid III! nld rails vii! hn raEHyGI end ~
lIact;l III once with new ones Of the
Standard weight. When this is accom-
plishcd the ROAD will be in tirSt-claSs con-
clifton and trains will always be "on
time '-Waltcrbor Press and Standard