Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-06-12
Use "Hannah's Pride" Aour.

Use "Hannak's Pride" -four,
! N. H. Murphy was down from Dres-
dsnlas Friday.
Special baseains in underwear offered
this week al Kslly's stsre.
There will be something doing all the
time in Langdon on July Fourth.
John &. Trua1 is spending the week
with his parents at Howard Lake, Ainn.,
while enjoying black bass fishing ex-
petition.
The DEMOCRAT this week publishes al
other short letter from Robert Murie on
the eve OF his sailing from Montreal for
his "trip home to Scotland.
Ferguson's popular place OF business,
the Armory restaurant and fruit store, is
being treated to coat OF paint which
greatly improves it appearance.
BY the REIMBURSEMENT OF postmaster's
salaries, due to an increase OF the re-
venues OF the Office, Postmaster McHugh
gets a raise from 81 500 to 81 600.
Peter Wild is putting up an elevator
of 50, 900 bushels capacity on his large
farm near Osnabrock for the storing of
"a crop growing on at least two
sections OF land.
o. II. Kent, ex-register OF the q. S.
land Office at the Forks, was here awhile
last week. He is now merging real es-
tate and law to bewith the presidency OF
the state base ball league as a side line.
Judge Kneeshaw is out in California
for n months outing and has appointed
Judge Fisk, of Grand Forks, and Judge
Pollock, OF Fargo, to dispense justice in
this district during his absence from the
state.
N. A. Hayes spent part of last week at
Crookston taking in a series of league
ball games. Langdon isn't on the cir
cult this summer, but can roundup as
big Il bunch of enthusiastic fans AS any
town along the line.
Building commences this week on the
new general stores OF Syverud Bros:
and Dan McAllan, who have been doing
business iu temporary quarters since
the fire OF last week. Syverud Bros, put
uD a two story brick block.
J.E. Ammons. secretary and local
representative OF the New Century Land
Co., is having the building lately vacat-
ed by r. P. Abbey, fitted mp into suite
of Office rooms. Farmers axe invited to
call and list lands they have for sale.
For hail insurance see Farrell & Burke
agents of the farm department Of the 81
Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co. This
is the company that has been in business
for over thirty years and has always paid
| it's losses promptly. II you don't believe
it ask the farmers who have been hailed
out.
i Not even the Independent editor is able
to conceal the feeling vain glory that
} swelled the bosom OF the entire popula-
? ton of Osnabrock last week when the
gun club OF that town went to Milton
aud swiped the persinmons in a shoot
with the Milton trap artists. They
skinned 'em up to the tune of IS to 81
q Those Osnabrock fellows never were tail
7 enders at any old thing they go after.
Langdon is moving right up to th'
e front this summer. Over dozen build
r ings are already under construction
: Before the month closes work will have
Y commenced on three brick blocks, 1T al
J aggregate cost OF $4,000. The build
e ing OF two and possibly three fin
churches is contemplated, also three
: story brick hotel. Plans of residences
e being built this summer by W. F. White
t and II. D. ALERT show homes tina
J. promise to outclass any previously bull
e in the city.
I'll Co. Commissioner Gievre was in tn
= city Friday. having just returned from
j. a ten days trip through western Mantle
e ba. He failed to find the condition
70 favorable for investment in real estate
g Markets for farm products he reports a
J. being way below what is paid here, on
h the greater part OF the bestlands are con
y trollsd by nonresident spectators o
70 the railroads and the government. Il
tt many inst ances it developes that in tn
n best favored localities claims have bee
!. filed on four or hvs times and no patent
y issued