Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-10-16
Webers cigars mean quality.
Deception destroys confidence. In
tegrity wins it. Optician A. 0. Void.
Gordon h Lamb always tsave
Cash for farm loans.

Jas. Stevenson, with the Citizens State
Bank has been confined to his room for
over week with bad attackTof tonso-
lities.
Mrs. Chas. S. Smith, who visited several
days at the home of her brother, Attor
ney j. G. Monnet, of Cando, returned
home last week.
Attorney Smith-Peterson from Park
River was here in attendance at court
last Friday during Judge Knieshaw's
brief visit here between trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Chisholm's little
daughter, Edna, has been quite ill with
a threatened attack of pneumonia for
the past two weeks, but is reported as
improving.
Thos. Brown was here from Hallson,
Pembina county, for visit over the
week end with old friends. His farm out
west yields handsome CROP of flax
again this year.
Both E. E. Sherwin and f. E. B. Mer-
Ger have moved their familiessin from
their farms in the south western part of
the county, having made homestead
| proof thereon this fall.
Miss Bertha Schrader returnedss Mon
day to Grafton having taken advantage
of the pleasant weather this fall to es-
tablish quite lengthy residence on her
homestead in Storlie township.
Jeweler A. O. Wold's new store build
ing at Osnabrock is to be ready for oc-
cupying by Nov. LIST. It7is 24x40, two
stories high and lines up wellawith the
rest of Osnabrocks big list of building
improvements this year.
H. O. Britton, with the Stoltz lumber
company, returned last week from visit
at Cando with friends and acquaintan-
ces. He was with the Stoltz concern
over there before being transferred to
assist Manager Smith with the Langdon
yard.
Contractor w. E. Edwardssswas here
from Park River the end of the week
overseeing and experimenting the car
penter work on w. F. Winter fine resi-
dence that now looms up in good shape
on the corner of Spruce and Seventh
streets.
The Week boot and shoe store has
been given coat o. paint and otherwise
freshened up. The johnson Land Co.,
have moved their offices into the build
ing, instead of it being occupied by the
Langdon Decorating Co.: as enormously
stated last week.
Harnessmakcr d. c. Macdonald has
purchased of A. Schulke the property at
present occupied by the dry goods de-
partment of the Trade Palace store
and will move across to the west side of
Third street about December LIST. The
consideration is on record as amounting
to 100000.
Miss Amelia Bernler an experienced
dressmaker and sister of Blacksmith
Bernier of this city, has lately arrived
from Fargo and will engage in dressmak-
ing here Sewing done by the day
Work guaranteed satisfactory and prices
reasonable. Apply at the residence Of
P. A. Bernier, south Third street, next
to the electric light plant.
Doc Sheppard got back Saturday from
Fargo where as secretary and treasurer
of the state veterinarian board he tool,
part in conducting an examination of 6
class of applicants to practice in this
state. At the time of the organizing Of
the veterinaries of North Dakota a few
years ago there were less than score Of
licensed practitioners against ninety -four
at this time. Two wrote at last weeks
| examination.