Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-04-23

Gehu seed corn Tor sale at BoydS.
Just received another car OF choice
seed potatoes at Boyd's.
Dentist Tom Smith was a passenger
on Saturday to Williston, called there
by the illness of his brother, DIR. F. s..
Smith.
Mrs. Terry McGoveren returned on
Saturdays train to Grand Forks having
visited part of the week with her mother
Mrs. Brennan.
Alex Robertson, agent of the Star
Laundry, gives notice that uncalled for
package will be sold to defray charges
if not called for at once.
Wanted-Every person to see the New
Mantle Lamp at the McPhail- Brosnahan
Co., store. Gives ITO candle power light
and burns Is hours on 1 quart of oil.
Miss Lila Farrell and sister, Mrs. Dan
Shelley of Iona, take this afternoons
train for Rochester, Mimi, where Miss
Farrell will undergo an operation at the
Mayo hospital for throat trouble.
The ct. Northern did not close it's
depot at Easily on April LIST. Easily
business men filed a remonstrance show
ing that the amount of business done
compelled to company to abandon the
idea of closing.
Our new serial story "The Man of the
Hour" the opening chapters of which
appear this week is based on the sue
~cessful play "The New Mayor" by
Albert Payson Terhune and is a story
that has brought it's author both fame
and fortune.
Jas. Waterford of O%snabrock has a
new automobile which is making the
acquaintance of Cavalier county roads
today for the first time. 1t was shipped
in on yesterdays freight from st. Paul,
coming in the same car as the one
bought by w. r. Winter.
Monday evenings band concert was
accorded even a larger attendance than
the n given about two months CO..
The program of tie evening was render
ed the more attractive by a number of
vocal selections in addition to the band
numbers. The receipts of the evening
netted about $50.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Lorenz,
daughter of a we'll known family south
of Easily and Edward Kelner, whose
= farm is in the same n~eighborhood, took
place Tuesday forenoon at st. Alphonsus
\ church. Only a few intimate friends
and relatives we're present to witness
the ceremony which was performed by
Rev. Father Dougherty.
9 A real estate transfer involving several
thousand dollars was closed last week
through which Landlord w. J. Welsh
y of the Ct. Northern Hotel becomes
owner Of the farm property in Waterloo
,r township of Jake Spenst. 1t consists oil
an entire section of land with some Of
1t the finest farm buildings to be found in
the western part of the county. The
J., consideration is stated as being about
i. S26 an acre.
The visit to Langdon this week OF
President Worst and Prof. Sheppard, Of
! the state agricultural college was for the
purpose of inspecting the farms upon
which options have been secured as
suitable sites for the experimental farm
They looked over nine different quartz,
q sections, all located within two miles Of
q the city, but had not arrived at any
IN decision regarding their choice at the
O. time of returning to Fargo on Tuesdays
afternoon train
20 On Tuesday of last week the Crane
& Forks daily papers reported the transfer
of real estate property on Third stree
!" in that city to the value of $4,000 tt
Robert McGrath, the Hannah druggist
Dix The item also states that Mr.. McGratl
a. announced his intention of opening
It. drug store there about October LIST. Tn,
property purchased is one of the hes
'e, business locations in the center of tn,
city at the north end of Third street.
The DEMOCRAT is indebted to it's oil
e, friend Wm. O'Reilly for a daintily print
it. ed little booklet which gives facts an,
lis figures concerning Alamogordo, N. Mex
TT a locality that is rapidly becoming
ss southwestern summer resort owing t
ng its healthful altitude at the southern
st terminus of the Rocky mountains Mr.
ly O'Reilly has now for a number of year
past had to make that locality his plac
us of residence owing to the poor conditio
of his health.
Probably what was the first cor
m planter ever sold to a Cavalier count
be farmer was taken out Monday afternoo