Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-08-06

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H. Bidlake and wife from Osnabroch
wore here Tuesday between trains.
Bruce Machine Co. has three manills
twines and standard at lowest prices.
VIM. Flumerfelt and family returned
last week from weeks visit at Devils
Lake.
Jas. G. Dickson and wife returned
Monday from weeks visit with friends
at Winnipeg.
II. D. ALERT returned home from q
weeks visit to the Twin Cities on Sat
urday's passenger.
Banker Mooney and wife returned
home Tuesday from a visit of several
days to the Twin Cities.
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Mrs. r. A. Shaw and daughter left
on Mondays afternoon train for visit
of several weeks with relatives of the
family in Toronto.
Co. Com'rs Jos. Heapy and Peter
Reid we're in town Saturday comforting
with township boards relative to grad
ing and bridge contracts.
Hon. Chas. Chisholm and family left
on Mondays passenger for a visit Of
several weeks with relatives and
acquaintance in Ontario.
Architect Edwards cana in from
Grand Forks on Tuesdays train to stake
out the ground plan for the foundation
of the new Ct. Northern hotel.
State Treasurer d. H. Mcmillan re
turned Monday to Bismarck, being /;
member Of the state board of equaliZa
ton, which is in session this week.
Bruce Machine Co. make pure manila
Irvine cheap or standard at II cents /;
pound, and sell the Woods binder that
will cut the shortest or heaviest gram.
L. B. Hankey announces this week in
the DEMOCRATS want column that the
contract will be let Saturday, the 10th
inst, for the carpenter work on the new
Ct. Northern hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Brundage return
ed this week to their home at Rudd, Ia.
having visited several days with Prof
and Mrs. Hayward, the latter being q
sister of Mrs. Brundage.
Joseph Radford, of Stilwell, took out
a new Advance threshing outfit last
week. purchased of the Mcmillan
Machine Co. 1t will handle big share
of the crop threshed in that locality this
fall.
Martin Antenson from Mona was in
town Monday. He reports the condi
ton of crops out that way as giving
promise of q fair yield, which if the
prices keep up will bring the farmers a.
much money as last year.
d. w. Hines, one of the early pioneer
farmers of western Cavalier county, wa:
in Langdon yesterday. He will be re
called as the organizer of the farmers
railroad idea which attracted attention
all over the state years ago.
George G. Elford, who withdraws from
the farm machinery business with the
transfer of Langdon Implement Co., tt
Messrs Hunter l. Stevenson. will lool
over the Canadian Northwest, with thu
probability that if suited of locating il
one of the new towns
Fred L. johnson, formerly editor o
the Osnabrock Independent, is at pre-
sent in Grand Forks arranging for the
starting up shortly of monthly maya
zine to be called the "North Dakotan.
1t is not definitely settled whether il
will be published at Grand Forks OF
Fargo.
G. w. Andrews, of Walhalla, went tt
Winnipeg to enjoy the fair and buy 1
few head of cattle. just after the CHECK
was signed for his purchase one of the
heifers gave birth to calf for which
Mr.. Andrews was offered $3.50. and re-
fused. That man Andrews always seems
to light on his feet.
w. D. Thompson, from Glenila town
ship, was transacting business here the
latter part of the week and gave the
DEMOCRAT an encouraging crop report
from his section. We are glad to have
had the opportunity of meeting Mr.
Thompson and adding his name to the
papers growing list of readers at Mack
post office.
VIM. Fitch returned last week from
a trip through the timber country in
Oregon, whore the bargains in govern
ment timber and stone lands are at
tracing many people from this section
The climate and varied resources of the
country there strike those who 60 Out