Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-01-03
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week. S3i i55ss
John Mahon and family have been
busy this week moving into their new
house to make room for Treasurer
Robertson.
The fine music box at Sclralke's bak.
cry and fruit store. was captured by J.
E. Tuax, who was the possessor Of
coupon No. l39. IS.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" at the Presby-
terrain church Tuesday evening, under
the auspices Of the ladies' guild. Adj
mission Is cents.
Word comes from Hot Springs, Ark,
that Milton Elford is meeting with UNI
expected success in boiling the rheuma-
tis,n out of his system.
Scranton and Lehigh Valley hard
coal at SO 90 per ton on board car, or
So so delivered III your bin. Weight
guaranteed. b. R. Click. 8
Attorney w. B. Dickson and family
are comfortably settled in the Pinker-
ton residence, which they commenced
to occupy New Years day.
A. s. Burrows, one of the best in
formed men on North Dakota real es-
tate, was up from Grand Forks New
Years day attending to business.
The Daily Forum containing legis-
lative proceedings and Octopus letters
from Bismarck, sent by mail to any
address in q. S. for ST. to March IL, '95.
The regular meeting of the Christian
Endeavor. at the Presbyterian church
Friday evening will be conducted by
Mrs. Truax. Subject: 6 Looking Back
ward.''
G. W. Andrews and wife came up
from Walhalla last week, being the
guests of the family of w. F. Winter.
They incidentally took in the annual
Masonic ball. ~.
Com'r Weir, whose record as a safe
and conservative member of the board
reelected him in the Third District
last fall, was pleasant caller last
week. He is contemplating trip to
the state capitol when the legislature
meets. 3
County Treasurer Robertson and
family moved into town this week and
will enjoy life for the next two years
in the Mahon residence. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robertson and their family will be II
valuable acquisition to the social ,circls
of this CITY.
Gabriel Dnmont is accredited with
having accompanied Hines and his
crew to the forests of Red Lake, Mimi.
where he is reported to be shooting wild
deer and bush rabbits to supply their
inner man. All of which adds greatly
to Gabriel's credit. .
The illustrious "Col.'' o. G.. Went
worth is preparing to take his annual
trip east about the middle of the month
OF course there are already number
less rumors afloat but 'sDad's" thou
sand and one friends express hope that
this may not be false alarm.
The ice rinks changed hands last
week the management and ownership
being assumed by Messrs. Butchart &
Plummer, two of our enterprising
young townsmen, who inform us that
it will be kept in the best of shape for
the accommodation of skaters and
that good order will be on tap at all
times
Everybody should attend the sclop-
ticon entertai nment next Tuesday
evening, under the auspices of the
Ladies' Guild of the Presbyterian
church. An instrument of 900 candle
power will throw on the canvass beau
tifully executed series of pictures from
Uncle Toms Cabin. Performance to
commence at S O'Clock; admission Is
cents.
County Supt. Fox returned on Nom.
day from the state teachers association
at Hillsboro. About $50 teachers were
in attendance, the north half of the
state being we'll represented. The
oratorical contest was won by Miss
Nealie Shumway of Grafton, who
scored 147.75 points out of possible
$50. Miss Ruth Abbott of Larimore,
was just one point behind her. Mrs.
Eisenhuth, state superintendent, was.
presented with silver tea set by the
teachers ON the evening of the banquet.
The Bathgate Democrat speaks of
Hon. Peter Cameron and the railroad
commission says: "Mr. Cameron has
been the most active member of the
board and has used his personal In
fuence (which is about all there is to.
use) to such good advantage that many
of the injustices done the people by the
railways have been corrected. 1t is