Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-02-07
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| Valentines social Tuesday eS5 rs
Mrs. W..-B. Dickson is on ID ek
list this week.
Hugh Douglas. of Osnabrock led
his name to our list on Monday.
Guy, the oldest son of VIM. He5 is
one Of the whooping cough victi1 L
week. ~
Miss. Minnie Hope is in the ci1 ~
week, the guest Of her sister Mr.
McNiven.
| Ed Farrell returned Saturday |.
cold drive through the western n III
the county.
G. w. Graves was in from 6na
Monday acting AS a witness Ol he
Dahlvang homestead contest.
Mrs. John Dahlvang was I'D rom
Wang Tuesday establishing her. III
in a claim contest before Judge "a 4.
Two or three cases of diphtll1 fia
havemade their appearance amongthe
families residing south Of the rail-
road. ,.s w
ID. H. Mcmillan spent a few daysithis
week at Bismarck-watching the bulb
bles arise from the seething political
caldron.
Robt. McComb left last week for
Walhalla aud will devote considerable
time to looking after his interest inSthe
coal mine there.
The Presbyterian ladies hold another
parlor social next Tuesday evening.
This time it will be at the residence of
Mrs. ]. D. McGruer.
/ Miss Emma Joyce, of Gananoqne,
Ont, arrived in the city last Saturday
and will spend the summer with her
sister. Mrs. John R. Power.
Several sleigh loads of young people
took a moonlight ride to Harvey
Centre last evening and enjoyed the
festivities at the new Methodist
church.
Rev. Thos. Dougan will conduct
Presbyterian services next Sunday as
follows: At the Mclean school house
house at 2 p. NJ. and in this city at
7:3Qp. m.
Jas. Waterford, of Olga was IN the
city a short time Monday. He reports
his Belgian horse, Louis 861, in splen-
did health and will have him on the
road again this spring.
Now is the time for the farmer to
make up his mind how much land he
will devote to each separate crop next
season-and he can do this while pre-
pairing his wood for next year.
Dave Falls came near being badly
crippled last Saturday by a kick 10.
ceived from horse. He escaped the
full force of the blow, but is taking a
few days lay-off to rest up anyway.
Alex. Roney, the genial stalMart
from Loan, was in the city Monday
with sleigh load of pike and picKerel
which he brought in from Lake ofthe
Woods, MINI. 1t is needless to say he
found plenty of purchasers,
The good folks of Milton give regu-
lar cosmopolitan ball down in their
town on Washington's birthday and
Landlord Mears extends cordial in
vitation to all good, loyal subjects Of
Uncle Sam at this end of the line to
go down and enjoy themselves. 5.#.
August Peterson. the populist from
Loan, was in town last Monday.
"Gus" is town clerk of that township,
and has been member of the school
board for eight years. Quite record
Of itself if he didn't quite get there
for sheriff last fall. En-, Peterson?
w. j. Mooney, of Langdon, n. OAK,
has been visiting at his mothers home
in the 18th ward for several days this
week. Mr.. Mooney is always q wei
come visitor to our city. He left here
the fore part of the week on trip to
Florida. Watertown (Wis.) Gazette.
Rev. Edgar w. Day delivered his
his lecture on ''Home and Foreign
Missions in the Presbyterian church
last Tuesday evening. The severity of
the weather prevented many who
would otherwise have been present from
attending, but those who listened to
the reverend gentleman enjoyed a
treat.
Three of the fifteen school districts
in this county have seen fit to elect a
lady to the position ofschool clerk. In
Perry Mrs. Joseph Heapy has been &C
corded this honor, while in Moscow
the affairs of the district are attended
to by Mrs. NJ. Michlink and Loan
places similar confidence in Mrs. VIM.
Hutton. They are all women Of whom
n1r VOTERS can inst1v faal nrOI1d