Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-04-30
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Gehu seed corn for sale at Boyd's.

Gehu seed corn for sale at Boyd's.
Just received another car of choice
seed potatoes at Boyd's.
A new coat of paint added to the
trimmings of the Masonic Temple con,
siderably improves its appearance.
On the evening of Memorial Day,
a juvenile patriotic entertainment il
announced to be given at the Opers
House.
Sunday evening this week Evangelis,
I. M. Hargett commences a series o.
evangelistic services at the NJ. E. church
of this city.
Mrs Nelson returned yesterday to hel
home at Osnabrock, having visited par,
of the week here with her daughter
Mrs. Elmer Hultin. j..
Alex Robertson, agent of the Stal
Laundry, gives notice that uncalled fol
package will be sold to defray charges
if not called for at once.
Marcus Smith, son of DR.. and Mrs
Fred S, Smith of Williston; N. D., arrived
yesterday for a visit of a few weeks with
his aunt, Miss Emily Smith.
Wanted-Every person to see the New
Mantle Lamp at the McPhail- Brosnahan
Co., store. Gives ITO candle power light
and burns 16 hours on l quart of oil.
e. II. Durbin was a passenger down
the line yesterday, going to meet his
wife and the children who are coming
from California to make a stay here dur.
ing the summer. Mr.. Durbin has rented
the Ohlheiser house at the north end oil
Fifth street.
b. M. Barnes of st. Paul purchased
eighty-one head of valuable beef cattle
from southern Manitoba farmers anc
entered them at the port at Hannah
Duties collected on the lot amounted tt
over $1100. Four cars took the lot out
on the freight Tuesday One feature o.
the deal is not to be overlooked by the
farmers of North Dakota and that is the
fact that Manitoba farmers can raise
stock at a profit when a 2715 per CEN
duty is allowed. Why can not North
Dakota farmers raise them at a much
greater profit?
The return of j. w. Perkins from st
Louis, Mo-, to Langdon, is expected thi.
week. The events which have transpiret
since he left here about two years age
for his home in Wisconsin certainly reat
as if taken from the pages fiction. Hi.
robbery and attempted murder; myster
ious disappearance; found in an Illinois
hospital with the past an entire blani
in his mind and identified by means o
a Masonic charm given him by Langdol
friends briefly retell the story, of wha
he has experienced. He has been work
ing in st. Louis, since being discharges
from the hospital. Arrangements wer
made last week by members of Lebanon
lodge A. +. & A. NJ, which will enabl
him to come here for the summer.
Mr.. Jas. Robinson, the %travelin
freight agent of the ct. Northern lin
of railroad, was here Tuesday this weel
His business being connected with tn
granting of a site or the company
right-of-way for the building of a
elevator by the Langdon Farmer.
Elevator Co. 1t is understood that til
only available location was found to. b
on the north side of the depot, on VIVA
is known as the shouse track Their
not being sufficient room on the right o
way south Of the depot, where th
! elevators are located 1t was defnitel
decided before Mr.. Robinson left yeste,
day that In case the Farmers Elevate
Co. does not decide to buy one Of th
old-line elevators they will be offered
site on the r~ight-of-way north of til
> depot, alongside of the "house track
| 1t is expected some definite actio
, in the matter will be taken Saturda
, afternoon Of this week, when the stool
holders of the new elevator compan
4 meet to take up the matter of whethe
I they will buy or build an elevator.