Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-03-27
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Call at Bradley's cigar store and see
his new samples Of cloth for making
ladies tailor made skirts. All the latest
styles.
The green ribbons that were worn at
Hannah on st. Patriok's DAY wouldn't
have overstocked millinery store, &C.
cording TO the Moon, just wait until the
the 10Th of July rolls around.
The election held by Co. E on Monday
night resulted in the naming OF II. Wei
land as second lieutenant of the CON-
pany. The progression of Co. E to the
forefront is now likely to be more rapid
than ever.
Adjutant General Miller gave out ia a
Statements made last week that there will
beyond question be an encampment of
the state militia at Devils Lake this sum-
mer and says that it will occur during
the month of July.
Kraemer & Kieffer, the lumber firm at
Wales have dissolved partnership, Mr..
Kieffer retiring. That gentleman while
10 the city Tuesday stated that beginning
with this spring he expects to give per-
sonal attention to his farming interests.
John Fehr. who settled ia Moscow
with the early pioneers back in ~, lately
disposed Of his farm. half session, for
$4,000. He is moving over to the Mani
toba side this week, whore he will locate
in the vicinity where he resided previous
to coming to this side.
Osnabrock township at ite spring cleo
ton only made a levy of 5000 for the en-
suing year and at it's annual meeting the
treasurer was able to report 81 900 to the
Townships credit. Osnabrock has as live
an administrative body of ofheials as can
be nominated anywhere IN the state.
Hundreds of ducks and geese that
came north couple of weeks ago, are
evidently sorry for it since weather ex-
perlenced Immediately afterwards. In the
vicinity ofRush Lake. prairie chickens,
as we'll as ducks aud geese that sucsumb-
ed to the storm have been found dead in
large numbers.
Jeweler Chas. Mccormick, with the
Donovan drug store, left Saturday for
couple of weeks visit which will be spent
at his former home in South Carolina.
During his absence. friends left behind
are venturing guesses as to whether
matrimonial congratulations will be ap-
propriate on his return.
J.J. Loynes and George Barlow are
both reported as loading their belongings
at Hannah this week and ship them to
For st Grove, Ore, where they have de-
oided to locate, adding two more families
to the colony of Western Cavalier eoun-
ty people who have removed to the Pa
c,fic coast during the past few months.
Osnabrock is mastering a. contingent
of Co. E, aud figures on being represent
ed by four sets of tours when the boys go
into camp at the Lake this summer.
The boys will get their instruction IN
military tactics from Editor Fred L.
johnson, who will rank as sergeant, aud
show them how it was done down IN Gu
ba, during the Spanish American war.
William Helen on returning a week
ago from trip through the Northwest
Territories tells OF having seen Painter
ALI Lean and family during his travels.
Mrs. Lean and the children are located
on homestead, fled by her husband.
who, by the way, has aposition in large
implement and farm machinery business
conducted by his brother, Their eldest
son. Will, is holding down clerkship in
one Of the big general merchandise
stores.
j. Kelland this week began building
operations on lots he owns on north
Sixth street. For the present frame
building is being put up for she tempo
rary occupancy of his family awaiting the
completion of two story brick residence
that will be built during the summer.
Mr.. Kelland has q 100 foot frontage on
north Sixth street and the home he plans
! putting up will be one of the substantial
Improvements added to the city during
the present year.
Mrs. Il. F. jackson, who formerly
lived here.and in earlier years was resi-
dent of western Cavalier county, died
Tuesday after short illness at the home
of the family in Grand Forks, to which
city they removed four years ago. The
deceased was fo1ty.sine years of age
and leaves husband, two sons and a
daughter to mourn loving mother and
a faithful wife, The oldest son, Leroy
F. jackson. is student at the univer-
eity. The funeral services yesterday aft
esnoOn we're held from the Rantist