Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-11

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II. ID. Parsons held the winning num-
Der, 3d. getting the buggy on which
tickets have been sold for some time
past. The drawing took place Monday.
Painter Reiber has during the week
turned out new signs for the furniture
and undertaking store of A. f. Gardner
and the Trade Palace department store
of A. Schulke.
b. B. Lockwood was in town day or
two the past week on his way to Lang
don where he will track Riverside" until
the races start. He said he would be
here to the fair. Crystal Call.
w. j. Fahey, for some time auctioneer
and land owner in the southwestern part
of this county is now proprietor of a
bowling alley and pool room at Crystal,
to which place he removed last fall.
Jas. q. Dickson has been making quite
extensive improvements about his fine
home on Seventh street. Not the least
by any means is the fine lawn that is
just beginning to turn green and the
number of trees set out.
Jas. S. Loynes is pushing the work
ahead on his new nine room residence,
which it can already be seen will be one
OF the neatcst appearing new residences
H. I
mer.
Il. T. Burke is one Of the number who
has lately purchased driver and is able
to pride himself on owning piece horse :
flesh that is liable to make some of the
other steppers hereabouts go long some.
Geo. +. Rich, representing the Mutual
Life, of New York is in the city today
looking after matters tending to the
establishing of an active local agency
here for that old reliable insurance com
pany.
Bernard Dougherty, Father Dousher-
tvs brother, who has been in Laugdon
for about three months, has decided to
90 into the land business. He is now
managing the land department of Cor
don Il Lamb.
John Mahon has had his residence
turned almost inside out the past couple
of weeks by painters, carpenters and
plasterors who are now about through,
and have left the spacious home of the
Mahon family one of the most comfort
able in the city.
The usual morning service at the NJ.
E. church next Sunday will be omitted,
owing to the pastor, Rev. W. u. Marsh
being away He goes to Osnabrock to
take part in the opening of the new
church there. The evening service will
be held us usual.
The meat market of Mcdonald 4
Shredder has undergone a change in the
firm name during the week. Mr.. Nc
Donald has bought out the interest OF
hi, partner and now purposes carrying
on the business alone. The notice OF
di. button of partnership is published
this week.
Cashier John Shcehan, and Jno. l.
Schwartz, of the register of deeds office
left on Mondays train for Wahpetol
where they will represent Langdor
court. G. o. f., at u meeting of the state
court. Mr.. Sheehan has filed the office
of treasurer of the order in this state
the past two years.
The fine new residences of Y. +
Winter and H. d. ALERT have during tn,
past few days been given their finishing
touches in the way of paint and eXtcrio
finish. They make two of the mos
!, elegant homes in the state and when tn
grounds surrounding them have beef
+ laid out by Gardner Meehan will Ger
tainly be in class all by themselves.
The May apportionment for the school
of Cavalier county amounts to $1l .4S5.st
being $40 per capita that is for ever
person of school age, between six an
!, twenty years. The amount coming fror
,. the state tuition fund is s5,487.66 an
from the county tuition fund s5,998.1:
OF the special school districts Langdo
! CITY receives 81 ,O36.S6 and Milton villag
s3353.7O The May apportionment is tn
largest made for any quarter in the las
: two years.
y Last week We inadvertently passed u
}, an item of news that would have afforde
quite little interest, especially to tn
G older readers of this paper. We refer
n the wedding of Mr.. r. r. Farrell, {
+ Crystal, and Miss Ida Oldham, of CRATIC
!, ON the 18th ult. "Dick" is brother {
Judge E. A. Farrell of this city and wi
r be remembered as resident of this cit
o and other portions of Cavalier county
v dozen years ago, at which time he Ell
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