Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-12-03
Mrs. D. H. Mcmillan is still quite sick.

Mrs. D. H. Mcmillan is still quite sick.
John Currie expects to move into his
new house next week.
E. j. Welte was guest OF the metro
pelis last week-snow bound.
The snow has said init to the further
playing OF football by the school team.
popular Supers,itions, . is the title OF
Prof. Kennedy's lecture at the court
house Monday evening.
Smoke estate PRIDE" Langdon hand
made cigar. Manufactured by E. w.
Gerkle. Sold Everywhere
Ira Calder spent Sunday in the city
resting up after long walk into town
from his homestead in Cypress.
The Langdon dancing club has been
formed and promises some enjoyable
social hops during the winter months.
Season tickets for the winter lecture
course are being sold at $1.25 for the
series OF five lectures. Single tickets IS
cents.
Sam'l Cross familiar face is again seen
around town. He has accepted a posi-
ton with Sheriff McGauvran for the
winter months.
DR.. Smith took tie pass up from Os-
nabrock Monday. He's here on time to
meet patients, but his instruments are
down at Osnabrock.
Veterinary Herman received serious
kick from his driving horse Tuesday
afternoon which will confine him to his
bed for several days to come.
Miss Edwards, who has conducted a
millinery department. in H. o. Bjornerud's
dry goods store intends returning to her
home in Winnipeg next week.
A. +. Gardner intends to leave shortly
after TIE New Year on a trip to his old
home in England " here he will spend
some time visiting with friends and
relatives.
John Hooey, an uncle OF the Hooey
boys north OF town, died at his home
near Park River last week. First reports
gave it that he was frozen in the blizzard
such was not the case however.
The two-n;ghts stand OF McPhee &
Kiser's dramatic company was among
other attractions showed under. Wheth-
er Langdon loses or gains by the inter-
ference OF the elements it is not known.
The cutting through OF drifts and clear
ing away OF snow ON crosswalks last
Saturday by gang Of men under super
vision OF Street Com'r Salter made things
custer for church going pedestrians last
Sabbath.
Rev. A. C. Manson OF Grand Forks will
hold services, at the Presbyterian church
next week. Mr., Manson is state super
intendent OF Sunday schools and has
been holding meetings at different towns
in the state.
Judge Doryal publishes this week
notices of the closing up OF the estates of
Peter Kartes and William Birtch. Two
worthy old settlers greatly missed by
their respective circles Of friends in this
land of prairie billiards. and No. 1 Hard
wheat.
Alex. Mckee writes the DEMOCRAT to
change the address OF his paper from
West Superior, Wis, to Pinkerton, Ont.
He asks us whats the matter with
Bryan and free silver?'' Nothing, OF
course. Wait until 1900 and then ask
what's the matter with Hanna.
We would be pleased to run the "Stud-
ents Corner" for the scholars OF the Lang
don high school again this winter. Since
the election is over we have the space to
spare. Should any OF the older scholars
feel sufficiently interested in the matter
they will please call at the office and
make the necessary arrangements.
Rev. Thos. Dougan's reputation for
tying the nuptiul knot is fast spreading
over the county and last week loving
couple came up from Milton to have 'his
reverence" say the words that would
make them one. Thecontracting parties
were Mr.. David A. Swanlaw and Miss
Anna D. johnson while the ceremony
was performed at the residence of I. H.
Holland last Wednesday afternoon.
They are still in the city, travel being
impossible until the train service on the
ct. Northern il resumed.
cniIdren's Winter Cioaks and
Jackets .att6iaughser Prices at e..
ford Bros.
Soothing, and not irritating, strength.
ening, and not weakening, small hut
effective-such are tho qualities of De-
Wits Little EARLY Risers. the famous
little pills. II. D. ALERT & Go.