Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-09-10
Dan Mct sroersisss 81 the sick list tins

Dan y 5r1er ais on the sick list this
week. IS;
Adolph Hankey proved up on his, tree
claim Saturday
For = good meal 60 to Schulke &
Moore's Restaurant.
John 3. Truax sojcurns for few
days among old friends III Minnesota.
II. sB. Doughty y new law office is To-
Gated at the rear Of the w, j. Mooney
state bank.
+ Merchant Kyle was down from Byron
Monday and as usual had lots of bust
ness on hand.
]. B. Boyd took a run down to his
home in Michigan from the Minneapo-
lis en,ampment,
i. McHugh returned Tuesday from
st. Paul. Mrs. McHugh goes on to
Omaha for u short visit with her sister.
Patroni2e home industry smoke the
Rose of Langdon" and State Pride
cigars, manufactured BY 3. w. Gerkie.
Harry Weiland and Dave Falls re-
turned Monday from the Twin Cities
where theytook in the fun for whole
week.
E. E. Elford and VIM. Welsh return
ed yesterday from st. Paul where they
have been taking in the sights at the
state fair.
From now on Fred Borusky will try
his hand at spelling stamps at Wang
post Office, having received his appoint-
ment this week.
DR.. Semple was in Milton on Shnd ay
and prescribed for his fellow practi.
tioner. DR.. Mcqueen, who is somewhat
under the weather.
| Asst Cashier Milne returned Tues
day from week i visit to his farm out
west, where he superintendent the lar-
vesting of his crop.
John B. Chale and daughter we're
passengers on Saturdays train. return
ing from a months visit among old ac-
'quaintances at Montreal.
Mrs. F. E. B. Mercer, who has been
spending several months on the Pacific
coast on account of i'll health, returned
home last week feeling much better.
Judge Sauter and Stenographer Vos-
burg came up yesterday. The court
was occupied principally in issuing
citizen papers and examining fences.
Don't forget to read ssEudora," the
story of the mysterious crime of ALL
worth Abbey, now running in the
| DEMOCRAT. 1t started in the issue of
last week.
Sup't Fox communication in an
other column let's the people know
where he is at" Mr.. Fox is by all
odds the best man for the place and
will be elected.
John A. Mckay and w ~. Storie two
we'll known school teachers from Mont
rose passed through the city Sunday
from. Rush Ia e,x hera they spent a
week on their claims.
The Presbyterian manse was the
scene of quiet marriage last Saturday
evening when Rev. Dougan joined A.
1. Massey and Mrs. A. Underwood in
the holy bonds of wedlock.
The city council issue notice this
week for a special election to be held
on Tuesday, Sept. 22nd for the purpose
of filling the Office Of city justice made
vacant by the resignation of John r.
| Powers.
John Currie welcomed his wife and
two young daughters from Ontario last
Saturday and is now looking around
for suitable residence lots on which to
build as he has decided to make his
home here.
Tuesday morning the Palace Hotel
opened up under the management of
it's new landlord, Malcolm Morrison,
who has leased that we'll known hostelry
of Mrs. M. D.>O'Brien, where he will
be glad to greet his many friends
throughout the county.
Harry st John, staff reporter and
canvasser for the Plaindealer, is doing
good work for the circulation of that
paper along this line. Some interesting
letters from his pen truthfully depicted
happenings as he found them, both
here and at Osnabrock.
In speaking of the approaching state
tournament of lawn tennis players to
be held at Grand Forks during the
street fair the Plaindealer says that
Langdon has good strong club with
one Of the best double courts in the
stats. 1t also does not forget to say
fthat attorney Monnet is one of the
fnest enthusiastic players it knows of.
John Staff an old settler from the
Hannah naiphhnrhood died last Fr;dov