Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-10-01

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Milton proudly boasts of quintette
of runaways in one week.
The Slater livery stable is being en-
larged by the building on of an addition.
Lecture Monday evening "Snobs and
Snobbery. by Col. L. F. Copeland, at
the NJ. E. church. Be sure you attend.
Mrs. Jas. A. Little and little daughter
are here from st. Thomas for few
days visit with her husband and Lang
don friends.
The St. Anthony Elevator Co. sent
the Milton fire department s25 in ap-
probation of the good work of the con-
lagration scrappers of that town.
If you want we'll fitting suit or over
coat, made to your order, for about the
same price as charged for good ready
made clothes, try P. P. Kopriva of the
Bee Hive store.
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building is being finished up this week
and it is understood will be occupied by
Minnesota parties who bringing stock
of general merchandise here.
III. Klein has quarter page ad on
the last page announcing closing out
sale of $4,000 worth of farm machinery
and horses, which are on sale at the
Nulph barn. at the rear of the Columbia
Hotel.
The interior of E. E. Sherwin's store
has been re re-arranged toallow of the rear
to be fitted up for restaurant purposes.
The fixtures Mr.. Sherwin has ordered
will enable him to cater to the best
trade in the city.
Last Thursday afternoon there was
party of small folks: to the number of
thirty or more at the home of Cashier
and Mrs. j. d. Milne, the occasion being
birthday party given by their five year
old little daughter, Jessie.
DR.. G. A. Brown arrived in the city
yesterday from Winnipeg and will
assume charge of DR.. S. G. Gibsons
practice during the absence of the later,
who is leaving today for visit with re-
latives in the Northwest Territories.
George Persons, who will be remem-
bered by number of Langdon people
as one of the early pioneers, has been
visiting for few days with H. McPher-
son. He has extensive business in
terests in one of the thriving new towns
in the western part of the state.
G. E. Johnston and wife left yesterday
for Minneapolis for weeks visit. While
there they attend the wedding of a sister
of Mrs. Johnston and it is also under
stood that similar event is scheduled
for an early date in which brother of
Mr.. Johnston becomes benedict.
Fred Rylance's driver is crippled up
temporarily at least, as the result of a
runway and collision with passing
team while driving into town from the
farm on Sunday night of last week. 1t
was after dark and the wheels of the
buggy locked with those of the rig which
he met on the road. The horse Rylance
was driving broke the shafts and ran
away. On being found the horse was
discovered to be badly cut, having run
into the five strand barb wire fence at
the Masonic cemetary east of town.
The prizes won by Jas. Austin's exhibit
of horses, cattle, pigs and sheep at the
Red River Valley expo at Grand Forks
last week easily shows that he was the
leading exhibitor of stock on the grounds.
The prize list has not as yet been
officially published but it is known that
tho bunch of blue ribbons that were
won by enteries made by Mr.. Austin
will exceed dozen in al. The honor ls
one which Cavalier county generally is
|proud Of. In tact up around Hannah
1.-The stock farmers are al thoroughbreds,
Ieysry one of thsm. .