Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-12-17
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hODC 0rluIH WAS up lFOIu ulS OSud'
brock farm Monday.
Supt. Adams private car was side
tracked here Saturday.
Millinery below cost the balance OF the
holiday season at Mrs. Foshay's.
GIRL WANTED-For general house
work. Apply to Mrs. John Mahon.
Ole E. Hermenson, thejolly blacksmith
from Wang, came to town Saturday.
The Slaughter Sale in cniIdren's
Cloaks can continue but one Week.
Buy your Christmas toys at Schulke &
Moore's. An endless variety atprices to
suit all.
Chas. J. Hops, the Grand Forks piano
man was here few days last week talk
ing music. ..
Peter Perius left Tuesday to visit his
old home in Ontario. He will return in
the spring.
Do not forget the lecture on BURNS
next Monday evening at the Court House
by DR.. Mcdonald.
Fred Heinbecker filed homestead en-
try on vacant quarter section south
of town this week.
Jacob Gatschene and sister, Miss Mary
left Tuesday for Ontario to spend Christ
mas at the old home.
l.. L. Williamson left this week for
Minneapolis where he will spend the
winter at business college.
r is is your last chance to buy
Cloaks at Slaugc er Prices. Elford
Bros, have the Bargains.
E. L. Buck, an old time Langdon boy
has been honored with the Office OF G. C..
in the K. OF P. lodge at Crystal.
Collector Robt Jarvis looked up the
Mimic colony while here handling delin-
quent paper for Andy Jones last week.
Geo w. Graves was in town Saturday
and as usual was talking politics. He
| paid us cash call before starting home.
Supt. Fox and Prof. Sheehan go to
Fargo l.ext week to attend the annual
meeting of the state educational associ.
alton.
A. d. Baughman, the travelling sales
| man and enthusiastic base ball player,
was around among friends in town
Saturday. =
The marriage OF Frank Hart and Mrs.
Lena Mosack, OF Mt. Carmel, took place
at the Catholic church in this city Tues
day morning.
Fresh Chocolates in special Christ
mas boxes came in this week. They
are sweet reminders of Christmas time
H. D. ALERT & Company.
E. A. Farrell spent a day down at
Park River last week visiting his sister
Miss Lille Farrell who is recovering nice
Iy from her recent attack OF fever.
Sheriff McGauvran is entertaining three
boarders in the basement OF the court
house. One awaiting the February term
OF district court, the other two serving
! sentences.
Ed. Bluhm and family left for their
former home in Nebraska last week.
With the many friends OF the unfortunate
family the DEMOCRAT hopes the change
may in everyway be beneficial.
Carpenter Vol returned Tuesday to his
home in Ontario. He has had big sea-
sons work here in the building line and
expects to return with his family in the
spring and make this his future home.
VIC. Wood, one OF the pioneer settlers
out at Hannah writes lis from his pre-
sent abode at Cinnabar, Mont, and
gives us substantial assurance that he is
still in the land OF the living. A pros
porous New Year to you old boy.
Martin Olson, OF Elkwood, was intro
duced to the mysteries OF the local camp
of Modern Woodmen on Monday evening
and is presumably member i'll good
standing-it being reported he has not
been able to sit down since he run up
against the goat.
Louis Diechert, one OF the prominent
members of the travelling fraternity, Of
East Grand Forks, booked orders in
town Monday. 1t is pretty well under
stood that on the last day OF the wear hi
will take partner for life. Langdor
friends extend him hearty welcome tc
the ranks Of benedicts.
Good loans on good security
Any kind Of money. See H. D.
ALERT about 1t.