Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-11-30
Duncan Mclean is on the sick lis.

Billy" Speckman is now first ser
geant-if you please.
Engineer p. J. Ferguson and wife
spent Sunday at She Columbia.
We are glad to see Chas. G, Lyon is
once more able to be around again,
Ripe fruit of all kinds at the new
post Office store. Jos. Powers, prop. l
c. E. Shortridge, OF Rush Lake called
at this Office while in town Tuesday.
The Pythians will entertain their
friends at the Columbia this evening.
Special services have been conducted
at the NJ. E. church every night this
week.
G. NJ. ReeS, pastor Of the Methodist
church at Hannah, was in the city
Tuesday.
Buy your fruits and confectionery at
the post Office store. j. Powers
proprietor. l
Attorney Falardeau went across to
Grafton Tuesday to attend Walsh
county district court.
Donovan's new jewler makes Il
speciality of repairs. Charges moder-
ate and work guaranteed. IL
A complete line of California fruits
at Schulke's fruit store. Fresh fruit
received three times week. 5
c. J. Hill drove up from Milton
Saturday to otliciate at a mortgage sale
in the interest of Chas. Plain.
NJ. 4. Whitney, of Grand Forks, was
here last week in the interest of the
North Dakota Milling association.
Pastor Robson will give Thanks
giving discourse in the NJ. E. church
tonight at 7:30. Go and hear Inn.
Charley Haugh was the happiest man
in Langdon Sunday morning. The
cause of his joy was girl-a bran new
one.
w. J. Mooney the tall and urbane
Langdon democrat, will spend the
winter in California Northw est
News.
Chas. Eaton, formerly Of the Milton
roller mill. visited the city last week.
lie now represents a Duluth commits
sion firm.
Marshal Nulph went down to James
town Monday, having in charge Fred
Kohler, of Rush Lake, who was adj
judged insane.
Miss Maggie a. Walker, an energetic
and we'll known teacher of Cavalier
county, is now visiting with friends at
David City, Nebraska.
C. w. Andrews, the Zacheus who
abides among the branches Of the
sycamore tree down at Walhalla,
visited the hub last week.
A. L. Buell., representing the sta
tionery house of Geo. y. Barnard OF
St. Louis, interviewed the business
men of LangdOn this week.
W. E. Patterson. OF Bismarck, spent
Tuesday in the city looking over the
books of our county officials, which he
states make very creditable showing
State Bank Examiner, kemper
Peabody, was in the city Tuesday in
specting the books Of the Citizens State
bank. Mr.. Peabody was the indepen-
dent candidate for state treasurer last
fall.
A Travelling Mani have been in
Langlon two days and have seen more
pretty girls and handsome women on
your streets than l can see in St. Paul
in week. The climate up here must
be conductive to rosy checks and plump
figures.
Some fifty old time friends of VIM.
D. Keenan, gathered in the spacious
dining room of the Columbia hotel
last Friday evening to bid him good
bye and wish him God-speed on the
eve of his departure for Neche, where
he has been appointed to a lucrative
position in the United States custom
services. Such a universal bond OF
friendship as was exhibited on this
occasion is indeed pleasing to all par
ticipating, besides speaking volumes
in behalf of the popularity of the guest
of the evening. Mr.. keenan, was not
appraised of the event until the last
moment and consequently was not d
little surprised when ushered into the
presence of about fifty familiar faces
gathered around tables that were
ladened down with some of the rarest
delicacies of the season. When il
became evident that all had enjoyed 9
sufficiency Of the good things spread
before them o. G. Wentworth obtained
the consent of Mayor Boyd, who acted
as toast master, to say a few words
suitable to the occasion. In a shor
address he spoke feelingly of the keer
regret that prevailed among those
present in anticipating the departure