Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-10-29

H. j. Randall the veteran horseman
from Park River, was here Tuesday.
John Currie is putting up fine two
story residence on upper Fourth street.
Morris orion was on the sick list a few
days last week with an attack Of pleurisy.
D. w. Driscoll was here from Grafton
Tuesday looking after Judge Sauters
fences.
Dan Mcmillan is making q political
tour OF the county in the interest Of
himself.
Morris johnson, one OF the solid bust
ness men from Milton, visited thecountva
seat Monday.
Blacksmith Joseph McComb reioices
over the advent OF bran new boy at his
home last Friday.
j. McPhaiI is putting in IL platform
scale in front OF his machine depot for
the benefit Of his patrons.
You can vote only 6 years on your
first papers, then you must secure your
second papers, or lose your vote.
N. G. Young, the choice OF the people Of
Pembina county for the judgeship is here
figuring cut the chances OF his election.
In q city like Langdon, which is divid-
ed into wards, removal from one ward
to another does notinvalidate the vote.
The Woman's club will hold an adj
journed meeting Saturday, 3 p. ~, for
the purpose OF officers for the ensuing
year.
John MAXWELL an old time ct. North
ern conductor who is descrvedly popular
with Langdon folks looked up old friends
Monday.
Judge Templeton was here last Friday
between trains interesting his acquaint-
ances here in his candidacy for the su-
preme bench.
Meals served during the afternoon and
evening by ladies aid society of the ME-.
church at the court house on Tuesday
and Wednes lay.
O. H. johnson, banker and gold bug
from Hamilton is here this week dividing
his time between making collections and
Grating for Hanna.
Mrs Mcknight: The ladies OF this
city who so kindly loaned dishes for the
Harvest Home Supper last week will find
them at Mrs. Clicks.
The scholars III the Langdon high
school have something to be proud OF in
a new Kimball organ purchased OF j. j..
Souch, the local agent.
Andrew Wenzel came in the other day
and gave us some OF the "needful."
Andy is one OF our Observation-Disclosures and
comes around as regular as clock work.
The 1, O. G. T. lodge Of Harvey Centre
announce an open lodge and social ses-
sion for Wednesday evening, Nov. 18th.
Visiting brethren and sisters from neigh
boring lodges cordially invited.
K. S. Norgard, the cyclone legal light
from Milton. who is running for superin-
tendent Of schools showed up again this
week. Its safe bet that he will still be
running after Co. Sup't Fox is elected.
Local friends OF Ex-Governor Burke
will regret to learn of his temporary fin
ancial embarrassment as a result OF the
recent closing OF the Marine Bank at
Duluth, in which Mr.. Burke had extensive
deposits.
Lloyd Ryall who teaches school near
Stilwell, went down to Larimore last
week having received word that his
brother John was seriously hurt by the
explosion OF Il threshing engine. Their
home is at Lakota.
The low bred methods adopted by the
opponents OF II. D. ALERT, in their ell
deavor to make some kind OF showing
against him in this campaign are en-
ough to make every fair minded man in
the state his friend. -Plaindealer.
Mrs Blakley has on hand full line of
ladies and childrens hats and caps, COM
prising all the latest styles in fall and
winter millinery. Also full line Of
ladies aud childrens underwear and
hosiery. These goods will be sold cheap
Gunder Nelson. the republican candi-
date, by petition, for register OF deeds,
was caller last week. 1t was small
consolation we could afford him as it is
impossible for him to be elected this year.
Everything is going democratic, and
don't yon forget it Gunder.
The Methodists OF EIkwood, are az
ranging for a grand church fcstivalt to be
held next Tuesday election day.. Dim
her will he served at IL a. ,n.. literary
program at 3 p H.. supper at 6 p. m.
A leading feature will be the giving OF IL
prize to the most popular young lady.
The choice to be made by ballot. The
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