Courier Democrat., 1904-08-18

is guaranteed.
Rev. Robt. A. McMullen spent part OF
the week at Grand Forks.
Ifyou have any need OF threshing
outfit see McPhail's ad. in this issue.
Wanted a farm with teams and ma.
chinery to rent. E. A. Wadsworth. 1-a
Landlord W. j. McAllan of the Hotel
Albion was Langdon visitor Monday.
Prof. Chlttenden has class of piano
players under instruction at Osnabrock,
Lilly OF the Valley -four at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Baled hay for
sale. Phone IS.
Robt. Bryson started in this week to
harvest tine sample of barley on
his farm Just north of town.
A. Rolling, at one time a Langdon
typo, has succeeded L. d. McGahan as
editor of the Bismarck Palladium.
Mrs. VIM. Stevenson and family have
returned from visit of several weeks
at her parents home in Kaledia. Man.
c. j. Kelly sold fifty dozen mems
shirts during his shirt sale but has a
few left that you can have at YOUR own
price.
Mrs. Jas. Semple returned on Tues
days passenger from visit of a few
weeks at the home of her family in
Wisconsin.
Arthur Nickles, who has been study
ing medicine at the Fargo college dur
ing the year, returned to his home in
this city Friday.
r. j. Evans has this week received a
large grey granite monument that will
be erected over the grave of his wife in
the Masonic cemetery.
Mrs. E. r. Couillard made business
trip to Grand Forks Saturday, return
ing Monday accompanied by her little
neice, Miss Marion Chappell.
Rev. Alex. Karr, pastor of the M. r..
church at Milton up to the time of his
removal to Pembina year ago, is visit
ing Cavalier county friends while en-
joying two weeks vacation.
Nebraska, where you can homestead
$40 acres, has mild climate and almost
no winter. Wadsworth, the land man,
can tell you all about it and locate you
on land as good as any in Canada. 50
Attorney G. H. Moellring spent the
week end on his claim out west and re-
turning Monday afternoon stated that
good crops and reports of a good price
is bringing smile to the phiz of the
farmer.that won't wear off.
j. w. Stevenson, brother of VIM.
Stevenson of the firm of Hunter &
Stevenson, arrived Friday from Chicago
for visit of few weeks. He expects
to visit relatives here and in the North
west Territories before returning east.
VIM. LAWN, of the firm of Mercer &
LAWN and Henry Baker, assistant
cashier of the Citizens bank, left last
Friday for their vacation, the former
going to his home in the east for
few days visit and Mr.. Baker to visit
friends over at Devils Lake.
N. g. Mcdonald, ex-county superin-
tendent of schools, is visiting at the
home OF his parents near Hannah. Neil
and bride have spent their honey
moon at the st. Louis fair and in
Chicago and at the close of the sum-
mer vacation returns to Lidgerwood,
N. D., resuming charge of the schools
there.
Next Sunday at the Catholic church
in Wales class of children who have
been instructed in their catechism by
Rev. NJ. J. Hlltner, will receive their
first communion. The services will COM
mence at half past nine o'clock and it
is expected that the congregation pres
ent will be unusually large. There will
be no services at the Catholic church at
Dresden next Sunday.
B. F. Pickett, machinery dealer at
Osnabrock, in an interview accorded
the Evening Press while in Grand
Forks reports that after close in
vestlgation of nearly the entire south
and eastern parts of the county he is
satisfied that Cavalier county will
have record breaking crop this year.
No rust has been seen by him. He has
never seen such fine crops in Cavalier
county, and is enthusiastic. Crops gen.
orally will be ready for harvesting in
week or ten days.
Halvor Torgerson, who has just re-
turned from trip through the North
west Territories, was in the city yester-
day on business. He says that he is
particularly struck with the appearance
of the country around Saskatoon and
Battleford, where the land closely re-
sembles the choicest portions of Cava-
lier county, At nearly everv point he