Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-04-10
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state gathering of horse doctors at Fargo
the forepart of the week.
Breakfast rolls, fragrant, appetizing
and nutritious, can be easily made by
any cook with "Hannah's Pride" -four.
Geo. Charter drove over from Edmore
the first of the week to meet his father,
who goes there for lengthy visit.
D. r.. Milne, former old time teacher
in this county, was over from his home
stead in Towner for visit last week.
Miss Bertha Schrader is up from Graf
ton to spend part of the summer on q
homestead fled on in Billings township.
H. j. Mathusen and wife were down
from Dresden over the weekend visiting
the family of his honor, Judge Flumer-
felt.
Miss Janet Linden from Groton, S. D..
is setting type on the Republican, arriv-
ing Monday and fills the position vacated
by w. Sturdevant.
w. b.. Ferguson, the successor of the
livery and feed stable business of Thos.
Tough, has hoisted a newly painted sign
over his barn this week.
Frank Sporting, who has spent the
winter with Minnesota friends returned
last week to operate his Cavalier county
farm again this spring.
Jos Little and daughter, Ruth, reached
home Saturday from Iron River, Wis,
where Mr.. Little visited with two of his
brothers ard participated in family re-
union.
Rev. W. B. Marsh, Phi. D., the new NJ.
q. pastor, is expected to arrive during
tho week from Mapleton. Iowa, conduct
ing services here for the first time on
Sunday the 10th inst.
w. o. Gould left Tueeday for trip
down the line and will visit a week or
SO with friends at Inkster, the Forks and
other points around the state before re-
turning,
Our readers will note that Painter j. B.
Reiber announces that he is out after
work of ali kinds in his line and has had
twenty-eight years experience as an ar
fist with the brush.
Tuesday evening Alderman F. j. Hold
gins and wife entertained a large party
of their friends and neighb ors in a man
ner that was thoroughly enjoyed by each
and everyone of the party.
Sam T. Scott, of the Republican, visit
ed Devils Lake over the weekend and
made homestead filing in the land Office
there on quarter section of government
land in Towner county. He intends
locating on it with his family early next
fall.
Judge and Mrs. III. E. Dorval returned
from the Pembina county trip Friday.
The church opening which they proposed
attending, has been postponed until
some time in May ewing to bad roads
and weather. While away they spent q
couple of days pleasantly with friends in
Winnipeg, Man.
6. Gierson has during the week dis
posed Of the dray line he purchased of
E. J. Evans, selling ost the business to
A. I. Vessey who has been operating the
same since the first of the month. 1t ia
inti,nated that Mr.. Gierson will embark
in farming this spring. The new ventures
of both have best wishes for future sue
cess.
E. A. McCay has sold his residence at
the north end of Fourth street to Mrs.
O'Brien who will occupy the same about
May 1st. Mr.. McCay finds nearer loca-
ton to his business in the commodious
house on Walnut street, at present oc-
cupied by Jno. L. Robertson. The con-
sideration in both transfers is about
$4,000.
Experiments have been made in diff er-
emit parts of the state during the year in
the raising of bronze grass. They have
been conducted under the direction of
the state agricultural college at Fargo.
In an exhaustive report of the expert
ments lately issued by Prof. Sheppard,
the folling is noted as coming from Cava-
lier county. Hon. A. L. Helegeson of
Milton says: II pastured two COWS on
two acres of bronze grass and during the
drouth they just kept it even, bat after
the rains came, it grew as high as their
knees in spite of Them
It is time steps were taken for the
resuscitation of some OF Langdon's out
door organizations that hour1shed in
such fine shape last summer. A league
team base ball club this season is out of
the question, yet il our local amateurs
and the Juveniles get together with a
good nine each the national game can
furnish just as exciting an amusement
for the public as in 1901. The tepnis
club of list year could hardly be termed
the success it has attained in previous