Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-02-19
Frank Mercer is confined to HIS room
with a severe cold.


with a severe cold.
! Wonder what the putrid mass O.
inane asininity thought of last week.
''conglomeration.''
Mrs. Callahan and Mrs. Fern Of
Mimic were visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
M. d. O'Brien this week.
The effevescent smile of Doc. Rose
the dentist, is once more visible about
the corridors of the Columbia.
Music lessons given on piano OF
organ, by single lesson or terms of
~ or "a lessons. MRS. MARsELL1s.
Miss Zina Amsdeu is again on the
sick list with severe cold. Her many
friends hope for her speedy recovery.
Are you married? if not send your
address to the American Corresponding
Club; o. Box 643, Clarksburg, VIVA.
Mrs. D. II. Mcmillan has been
under the doctors care the past week.
but is now slowly recovering her usual
health.
Miss W. Mcmillan, of Hamilton, is
visiting with her uncle, Mr.. D. II. Nc
MILAN, and helping to nurse Mrs. Nc
MILAN back to health.
Wonder if noherty considers the
people If Cavalier county millionaire
and fools to hand out their 81 s and get
no value therefor Get out a news
paper" and you wont have to beg for
subscriptions.
Geo Morgan left here on Monday for
Arvlia, aud other towns in Grand
Forks county, where he will visit rela-
tives a few days and then proceeds to
the Pacific coast to look into the adj
vantages of that country.
Doherty has gone to predicting
again, and like all former predictions
will prove false. He predicted the eX-
treasurer would be Sl4 900 short in his
accounts, but the report of the COM
mlttee to examine the books will not
bear Mr.. Doherty out.
Mr.. \. Seely, of StiIwell, called on
Us at our Office Saturday and renewed
old acquaintance with ye editor, and
after talking over old times when we
were enjoying camp life at Monmouth,
Man. about ten years ago. Mr.. Seely
concluded to take the CoURlER-DE,Io-
GRAFT for a year.
F. H.Prosser, of the firm Of B. r,
Click & Co., was shaking hands with
the bows here last week. Frank is now
Il resident Of Devils Lake where he
holds the position of state agent for
The Bankers Life Insurance company
and legal adviser of the Dakota &
Eastern Mortgage company.
We have come to the conclusion that
The county-seat papers are the best.
If a man reads at all. he is pretty
likely to read his county paper for the
ocal and legal news. If he is Il man
who reads the large dailies he will be
sure to want the county paper to see
what his neighbors are doiug.-DudIey
E. Jones.
We quite agree with the Republican 5 |
editor. Tie G. d. w. is unhampe,ed
md Observation-Disclosures with
news and uncontrolled with brains. 1t !
S also an ''eEponent" of peoples rights.
)ut the ''people" whose rights are lex
,onedn seem to the Republican stock
lolders-- whose names comprise the
news.
The city of Langdom, situated in the
center Of a rich farming region-settled |
~ enterprising. progressive and hard
farmers the county seat and
he geographical center of a prosper
'us county, the terminus of the Park
River branch of the Great Northern
ailway, with its business houses,
hurches, schools and handsome resi-
lences, is source of great pride to its
citizens and surprise to strangers.
There are few towns situated in the
midst of an agricultural region that
an boast of such rapid growth as that
# Langdon, and few towns in any re-
ion that can boast of such enterpris-
ng, progressive citizens as those who
ave cast their lot and are building up
ZONES among us. 1t is impossible to
MENTION in. detail the many places OF
business, but an idea Of the size of the
own may be gained from the fact that
here are four general stores, three
hardware stores, two drug stores, one
ewelry establishment, three agricul-
ural implement warehouses, four
livery stables and feed barns, two first
lass hotels, several boarding houses,
me tailor, one boot and shoemaker,
me harness shop, one tinsmith, two
oal and wood yards, one barber shop,
me bakery, three blacksmith shops,
hree lumber yards, one wagon shop,