Courier Democrat., 1904-05-05

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High grade dentistry at DR.. Kerr's
Schulke's block.
=. j. Kelly guarantees patent leather
Oxfords and sells them for s1.75.
George Diebel was business visito,
Monday from Milton between trains.
One hundred pounds of Waukegan
wire runs III rods. Sold at Dedrick's
hardware.
Mrs. H. Mclean and neice were visi-
tors in the city Monday from Osnabrock
between trains.
Lilly OF the Valley flour at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Baled hay fol-
sale. Phone So.
Landlord w. A. Monroe of the Colum-
bla spent part of last week at Fargo
transacting business.
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat from which they
make "Hannah's Pride" -four.
Rev. Wettlaufer, pastor of the Ger
man Evangelical church near Osnabrock
was Langdon visitor Saturday.
James Carson visited Larimore this
week with view to securing position
as fireman in the Touring mill there.
j. j. Souch will represent Langdon
lodge, No. 12l, A. o. U. W., at the grand
lodge which meets in Fargo, on May II.
W. H. Wilson is again able to exercise
his horse Riverside, after being laid up
for nearly two weeks with seige of the
mumps.
Mrs. j.. D. Milne returned home on
Saturdays passenger from a visit of
several weeks with relatives in Iowa and
the Twin Cities.
To loan, s10O,0OO.00 on first mortgage
farm loans. No delay. Apply to H. ].
Haskamp at the CT. Western Bank,
Osnabrock, n. d. 4O-43
DR.. j. L. Mcqueen and wife came up
from Milton last Saturday for visit
over the week end at the home of his
brother, DR.. w. w. Mcqueen.
Jno. s. Gogin reached home again las.
Saturday from business trip to the
Twin Cities and is now looking after the
cropping of his farm near Easily.
M. L. Sullivan shipped car of cattle
to the Twin Cities on Monday mornings
freight. Butcher John Robson went
along to look after their sale at the end
of the trip.
The second floor of the Schulke block
is receiving thorough overhauling this
week and the suites of Offices have been
made quite attractive by the application
of kalsomine and fresh paint.
E. A. Wadsworth returned Saturday
from brief business trip east and is
now little buster than anyone else in
town getting work started on his many
farms in this part of the county.
John Mcbride of East Alma, was
called to the family home in Ontario
last week by news of the serious illness
of his father, whose death has been
anticipated for some little time past.
The we'll boring outfit of Booth Bros,
has started in on busy season around
Empire. They have succeeded in secur-
ing good water at wells bored at Jake
Penners, Gus Strands and at their own
place, since commencing business this
spring.
Company E will have an outdoor drill
Monday evening at the school house
grounds, when the manoeuvres will con-
sist of practice drills for the Memorial
Day exercises. Lieuts. Weilana and
Crawford expect all members of the
company to be out. Drill at half-past
seven sharp.
Oliver Strasser, nephew of M. Liebe-
ler, and for some time book keeper for
the firm of Liebeler & Finerty left last
week for Enderlin, N. D., where it is
understood he will take a position
with the Saltzer Lumber Co., taking
charge of one of their branch lumber
yards in that part of the state.
Frank LABEL looked up the DEMOCRAT
while in from his farm at Easily during
the week. Frank is one of those who
pioneered it down in Pembina county
for many years before coming up here
and is able to lay claim to beiug one of
the genuine old settlers, having first
come out to the Northwest back in 1873.
The trial of the Barry case in Walsh
county, to have been taken up next
week has been given continuance of
two weeks. The lateness of spring in
the Valley would have rendered jury
duty the next thing to an impossibility
for Walsh county farmers at time
when the putting in of their crop had
but barely started.
Friday and Saturday of next week.
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