Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-09-24

Merchant John Trotter OF Osnabrock
was in town Tuesday.
Sec 1.-THE Cosgroves" at the Donovan
Hall next Wednesday evening.
N. j. Weber of the Cando cigar
factory made the rounds of local dealers
last Friday.
Get your threshing liens, mechanics
liens and farm laborer's liens at the
DEMOCRAT office.
Chas. Hunter is out in Grey township
this week looking after threshing opera
tions on his GAO acre farm.
Attorney j. G. johnson visited in
Langdon over Sunday with his brother
of the law firm of Dickson & johnson.
Miss G. Farwell, experienced dress
maker. Call at the residence of l..
Schoenbechler. Will go out by the day.
The Cosgrove company will appear in
Donovan Hall, Langdon, on Wednesday
evening, September 30th: under the
auspices of Langdon lodge K. of P.
States Attorney Geo. M. Price of this
city was among the legal luminaries in
attendance at the state supreme court
in session at Grand Forks this week.
Mrs. Mahon ST., who has been visiting
in the city several weeks at the family
home of John Mahon will leave next
week returning to her home in Ontario.
The state supreme court. which has
been IN session ut Grand Forks since
last week adopted suitable resolutions
regretting the demise of Attorney r.
NJ. Dickson of this city.
r.. Il. B. Mercer and Co. Treasurer
Power are both adding to the appear
ance of their homes down town by en-
tensive improvements in the way of adj
ditions and interior re arrangement.
The Johnson-Van SAINT Land Company
have removed their Office to the rear
room of the Mooney bank building,
where Mr.. c. E. Johnston will continue
to take charge of their Cavalier county
business interests. 1t
i r. +. Stevenson, who came here early
in the summer to visit with his brother
VIM. Stevenson of the machinery firm
of Hunter & Stevenson, left yesterday
returning to his home in Chicago.
The wheat crop of Joseph Webster on
five quarter sections of the McPhail
farm adjoining town showed an average
of IL bushels when threshed, the yield
being much higher than the estimate at
the time it was cut.
The Northwestern Fire l. Marine
insurance company, which since its
Organization four years ago has had
headquarters at Grand Forks announces
it will move it's Offices to Minneapolis
the first of the year. The board of
directors contains the names of a num-
Der of prominent Langdon capitalists.
DIR. Ed. Crammond, who established
at Bottineau after finishing his course
of medicine at the University of Mime
sofa, has moved to the new town of
Mohall, where he is putting in drug
store and will practice his profession.
AS former Langdon boy he has lots of
we'll wishes from old friends here for
success.
This week we have added the card of
Drs. Semple l. Mcqueen to the column
of professional cards to be found on an
other page. Both physicians have been
successful practitioners in this county
for quite number of years and the an
nouncement that they have formed
partnership which brings DIR. and Mrs.
Mcqueen to this city as residents is one
that will be warmly welcomed by Lang
don people as whole.
j. G. Stable left Monday for a months
visit with his mother in Iowa, accom-
panied by his niece, who taught school
during the summer at one of the Mt.
Carmel districts. Mr.. Stable expects to
bring his mother to Langdon with him
on his return. The Stable Bros. have
been IN business out here nearly twenty
years and look forward with consider
able pleasure to the first visit of their
mother to North Dakota.
Every once in awhile the "fans' up
this way read in the papers something
of the doings of Pitcher Wigs. but of
late his achievements have been some
what on the retrograde order. 1t was
in the season of 1902, the year after his
long list of shut outs for opposing
teams when pitching for Milton that he
established worlds record by having
blanked all opponents for forty-fo
consecutive innings. Now Faulkner,
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