Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-09-10

double store.
Get your threshing liens, mechanics
liens and farm laborer's liens at the
DEMOCRAT office.
Capt Frank Ross was down from his
Glenila township farm visiting Langdon
friends couple of days last week.
Mrs. P. G. Donovan and son from
Neche are visiting for few days at the
home of DR.. E. I. Donovan this week.
Henry Law, of Hannah, returned last
week for Detroit, Mich, to take up the
last years work in MS study of medicine.
Clarence r. Mears formerly of Milton
is at Osnabrock from Duluth, Mimi,
operating on the grain market as street
buyer.
Frank Hughes, the we'll known Park
River resident and hotel man met host
OF Langdon friends while here between
trains Saturday.
Frank McHugh is out and around
again after being laid up several days
with injuries received from a bad fall
while riding horseback.
Mrs. E. Mahon arrived last week from
Inkster and will make visit of some
length at tho home of her son j. w.
Mshon on Fourth street.
Teacher d. j. Ridlington, of the high
school, who visited at his home in South
Dakota during the summer vacation re-
turned to the city Saturday.
Jos. Ridley and wife, who have visited
friends in the east during the summer
returned last week in time to see after
the caring for of their crop out near
Elkwood.
Frank McGauvran, who has held down
the job of assistant postmaster all sum-
mer will shortly take his departure for
st. Paul to start the school year at ST.
Thomas college.
George Draper, the Osnabrock drug
gist was in town Saturday and was
granted druggists permit upon the pre-
senting of his permit in county court
There was no counter petition or re-
monstrance.
jill. Balm of the First National Joined
a party of hunters up at Hannah in
weeks shoot with the opening of the
chicken season, returning from the north
on Saturdays train.
Contractors Buckingham and Wilson
of Grand Forks have the job of putting
up the new Ct. Northern hotel. They
have been working on the Opera House
since early in the summer.
Murdoch Mcdonald, until quite re-
Gently one of the pioneer residents of
the Rosa Lake neighborhood, and now
farming across the line on the Manitoba
side is visiting with relatives and friends
of the family for few days.
Miss Wilhemina Sovereign took Mon
days passenger for Hunter Hot Springs,
Mont, to nurse her sister, Mrs. Smith,
ST.. A telegram from DR.. Smith stated
that on arriving at Hunter he found
the condition of his mother quite serious
A fine new Chickering piano arrived
last week for Mrs. Chas. Chisholm and
has found place in the parlor of their
home awaiting the return of the family
from their Ontario trip. 1t was pur-
chased by Mrs. Chisholm in Duluth on
their way east.
Merchant Wilkes while in the city Mon
day from Wales, stated they would har-
vest nearly two thirds of wheat crop.
Threshing so far shows wheat yielding
all the way from eight to twenty-five
bushels with the biggest heavy acreage
to the southwest in Daniels. Bruce and
Huron.
Albert Hartery lost his farm residence
west of Hannah by fire on Wednesday
morning of last week. No one was in the
house and when Mr. Hartery returned
from the barn to get his breakfast the
fire was under such Roadway that it was
impossible to save anything. Nothing
has been learned as to how it started.
Thos. Sheehan is able to report yield
of twenty-five bushels from an eighty
acres of new land in Perry township.
1t was bought by Agent Powers of the
National, grading No. Hard and weigh
ing 81 pounds to the bushel Mr..
Sheehan bought the land two years ago
at $40 an acre, SO that this years crop
may be said to have more than paid the
first cost of the land.
Chas. Y. Macdonald who presided over
the Osnabrock school last summer is |
heard from as having royal good time
back at the old home in Durham county,
Ontario. AS he was only two years old
when the family came west it is all the
same as new to him over there. Never
theless. to 90 back and find relatives who