Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-04-18
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was up the line for a short business visit
Saturday.
M. j. Delaney, the Ct. Northern
detective was here yesterday from Grand
Forks on business.
Miss Sabraw returned yesterday from
Osnabrock, where she has been engaged
several weeks in dressmaking.
Martin Fremstad and Phil Schaefer
we're Calvin visitors to the county seat
this week to attend the leasing of school
lands.
K. Watson, of the Sullivan meat
market, is moving this week into the
house on Fifth street owned by W. A..
Laidlaw.
Assessor L. Armstrong came up from
Easily township to attend the meeting
of county assessors held at the court
house Saturday.
Attorney F.. W. Mclean was a pas
senger on Mondays belated train that
was stalled several hours in the snow
drifts this side of Easily.
Money always on hand for first and
second mortgage Loans on Cavalier
county lands. Best of rates and con-
ditions. o. E. Thompson, Cashier.
Jno. p. Wang was here Saturday from
Nekoma, which town by the way has
been up against another of 500 lines
snow blockades for over a week past.
q. H. Merritield, of Grand Forks, who
recently received the appointment of in
spector of internal in this state
made the city an official visit Tuesday.
Rev. w. NJ. Fee, of Brandon, Man.
last Sunday very acceptably filled the
Presbyterian church pulpit rendered
vacant by the resignation of Rev.
Wilson.
Jas. Mahon was a visitor here yester-
day from Inkster to see the Langdon
members of the Mahon family and renew
the acquaintance Of a number of old
friends.
Henry Mclean and Alex, Reid, were
down from Hannah to attend the leasing
OF school lands Monday and owing to no
train service did not get back home I'M
til yesterday.
D.. j. Porter and George Henderson
both got choice quarters of hay land at
the leasing held here Monday. Mr..
Porter came down Saturday to attend
the assessor meeting.
f. b. Owens, the travelling engineer
of the Great Northern railroad company
was here the early part of the week, to
assist in clearing up the blockade which
this branch experienced again this
week.
The Prof. f. B. George Concert Co.,
are at Hannah for the balance of the
week having closed their institute in
vocal music here Monday evening with
the chorus concert of upwards a hun
dred voices.
j. S. McC.ory, SON of P. j. McClory of
Devils Lake is here spending a few days
visiting with his aunt, Mrs. William
Flumerfelt. He will go from here to
Dresden to accept a position in the store
of H. }. Mathisen.
Richard Secconfb offers for sale in the
DEMOCRATS want column this week a
two year old Clydesdale stallion of re-
gistered pedigree. tits strictly a Harvey
Centre horse, having been foaled on his
farm two years ago.
William Dew, the big farmer at Wales
was here Monday to attend the leasing
of school and state lands and was sue
cessful in getting the quarter he wanted.
Mr.. Dew will put in about a thousand
acres of crop this spring.
Alex. McNiven, a Hannah boy and
nephew of A.C. McNiven, will putin the
summer here painting and paper hang
ing. He returned this spring from
Toronto, where he completed his first
year at college studing veterinary
surgery.
At the Baptist church Sunday even
ing there will be a service of song. 1t is
the second of a series of five sermons of
the kind to be given by the pastor, Rev.
w. II. Walker, who on this occasion
takes for his topic, when I Survey the
Wonderous Cross" The program of
music by the choir for this service will
materially add to its attractiveness.
w. j. Birmingham, for a number of
years a Langdon barber has launched
out into the realty business recently at
Bismarck, to which place he removed
early last fall. The firm is Birmingham
& Beall and will look after insurance
and collections as we'll as real estate.
Langdon lawmakers saw "Billy" when
at Bismarck this winter and report the
Birmingham family as comfortably
located down there.
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