Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-03-08
Attorney Marshal was up from Mil

w. 7. Reilly, of Osnabrock visited
the city on Monday.
G. j. Hill was rustling collections
in this neighborhood last week.
I. Dawson returned Friday from the
valley where he was visiting friends.
Mrs. Jabez Souch and family return
ed Monday from their trip to Ontario.
Supt Craig Of the Northwestern
elevator company visited the city
Tuesday.
Organs have been placed in the lodge
rooms of both the Masonic and K. of
P. orders.
Jos: Little has moved his family into
the vacant rooms over Mrs. Foshay's
millinery store.
Supt. Fox and wife, and Miss. Joyce
returned Friday from a three months
visit among friends east.
Mrs. P. Foshay left last week for the
Twin Cities where she will select her
spring stock of millinery goods.
Robt. Meiklejohn has decided to
build himself commodious and neat
house during the approaching spring.
r IT'S rumored that Johnny Mahoney
will return from his trip to Erinsville,
Ont, in a few days accompanied by the
lady of his choice.
E. A. McCay was named at the Lang
don town meeting as delegate to the
railroad meeting at Rolla. next Satur-
day. He left last evening.
Grand Lecturer Best, of the Masonic
fraternity, gave the brethren of this
place some important information
regarding the work last Saturday
1t is with regret we inform our read
ers 5that Editor Doherty, the pioneer
newspaperman of Cavalier county, now
of Michigan City is quite seriously ill.
National Bank Examiner thinner
man, of Iroquis, S. D. was in the city
yesterday going over the books of our
First National Bank. He announces
everything o. k.
B. R. Click opens the farm machin-
cry season with big 'sad." in this
issue. He keeps superior line of
goods and is bound to capture a lions
,I,,,o oG Tho troHo
Justice Beemer, of Bathgate received
upwards of thirty applications for
charter membership to the subordinate
lodge of A. o. U. w., which will be
instituted in few weeks.
J.R. Mears, the hospitable host at
the Northwestern hotel at Milton was
in the city Friday. He has let the
contract for rebuilding his livery barn
that was destroyed by fire recently.
Observation-Disclosures will he con-
Quoted in the Mclean school house at
II a. m, and in the Presbyterian
church Langdon at 1880. Everybody
welcome. REV. JNo. SCOTT, Pastor.
T. E. Burke and 1. Dawson started
this morning on a trip to the Rainy
Lake country. They expect to be gone
about two week and their verdict ON
the new Ell Dorado is anxiously await
ed by several Of the boys.
Engineer Plummer, of the fire depart
ment, shows himself 20 be thoroughly
familiar with the working of the new
steam fire apparatus that arrived last
Saturday. He is careful and capable
party for the position and his interest
in the welfare of the city is assured.
Jno. Dwyer Burke, of this city an
old veteran of the civil war, who car
ried a musket for five years, spent SIX
months in the famous Libby prison OF
the south and can show the scars OF
numerous wounds, received welcome
news from Uncle Sam this week. His
pension is to be increased and he will
receive back pay extending several
wears back. We congratulate the old
soldier.
This community has again suffered
another severe loss in the departure OF
Morris Orion and VIM. Haverty, for
Alaska. The boys packed their kits
and left Monday for the land OF the
midnight sun and will probably be
absent about eighteen months. Both the
boys are jovial good fellows and nave
many frienps behind them who wish
them every success in their distant
travels. They were banqueted last
Friday night by their combined assola'
ates of Co. E. and the X. of T. order
who in several impromptu speeches
smoke feelingly of the regret experience
"a In THAR deD8rture.