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

The w. G. +. u. will meet with Mrs.
Woolner. Monday, $3.50 p. m.
DR.. Della Jameson, the lady physician
from Osnabrock Sundayed in the city.
Ole j. Givre was among the south end
who talked politics here yes
terdny.
Ii YOU have defective teeth let Dentist
Smith examine them. He has parlors at
the Columbia Hotel.
Tommy Burns, the Scottish bard from
Milton, is up here putting i'll lots OF good
words Tor Bryan and free silver.
FoUND-A pocketbook, the owner can
have same by proving property and
paying for this notice. Mrs. BLAKELY
Alex. Mckee, nephew OF Rob't Fleming
took Fridays train fos West Superior,
where he will spend the winter months.
. A Bryan Silver Club with 30 charter
members was organized at Mt. Carmel
this week. Louis Schneider is president.
N. D. Gagnier on the Wheatland Eagle
has copyrighted designs for business
directory and monthly calandar for
1897.
M. H. Murphy passed through the
city Tuesday enroute to his U. S. custom
post at Elkwood from the port OF entry
at Woodbridge.
Rev. Dougan's appointments for next
Sunday will be at Falconer's at 1920 a.
M, McLeans' at 2 p. M, and at Lang
don at 1880 p. IN.
Ole Engebretson loft Saturday for
Larmore where he will hold down the
office Of express agent in the newly built
Ct. Northern depot.
For SALE-A complete set of bar fix
lures. Just the thing for a first class
billiard hall and pleasure resort Apply
to T. e. Burke, Columbia Hotel.
The Mothers meeting will be held at
Mrs. Chisholm's, Wednesday, 3p. IN.
Subject, "The Baby Sleeps. How,
Where, When?" All are invited.
Cashier w. F. Winter and Frank Moran
attended the grand opening OF the new
Oddfellows hall at Walhalla last Friday.
The entertainment and ball nett ted about
1910.
Speed and safety are the watchwords
of the age. One Minute Cough Cure
acts speedily, safely and never fails.
Asthma, bronchitis, coughs and colds are
cnred by it.
J.C. Blchfeldt, a we'll known resident
OF the south-end of the county has been
appointed u. S. Court Commissioner.
His office will be on his farm near Nc
Lean post office.
Winter will soon be here, Ii your fnrs
need repairing take them to Felix Char
rier. Moderate prices and good work
guaranteed Gents clothing cleaned
asd repaired on short notice. 9-21
A party OF young folks from Milton,
composed OF Messrs Leslie A. Mccullough,
s.. Crimson, L. S. Butterwick and Misses
Nita Humphry, Ina and Edna Sanford,
we're guests at the Columbia on Sunday;
Ole G. Menes, son and heir of NJ. j.
Menes who recently suicided at Milton,'
is in the city to day in company with.
Banker Prom and Attorney Mccullough.
who are interested in closing up the es-'
tate.
Hugh Mcdowell, OF Harvey Centre. is
not feeling altogether Jolly these days,
and rhe pair OF crutches with which he
hobbled around town Saturday may be
accounted for by his getting the worsto OF
it in q collision with threshing rig.
Methodist services will be conducted
next Sunday as follows: Langon, II a.
M, Crockett school house at p. m, at
Mt. Pleasant church at 4:3O p. III. Zion
church at IL M, Lyle school house at
3 p. m. All are invited. Rev. Herrinton
pastor; Rev. Robson, assistant pastor.
The hunters returned Monday from a
two weeks cncalnpment on the banks OF
S xeetwater Lake ladened down with
23O geese. Billy Speckmann and ]. b.
TruaN hold first and second honors for
having brought down the biggest bag
OF game. .....
Rev. Dawson, q brother of Mrs. A. /.
Birtch assisted in the services at the NJ.
E. church Sunday evening. For several
years he has been engaged in missionary
work among the Indians i'll the North
west Terri, cries and is now preparing
to enter the field of labor in Africa.
Last Saturday the citizens OF the new
township Of Dresden held their first
election for school andcivilpurposes and
elected The following officials:
For township: Chas L. Chase, chair
man, j. G. Mueller, Geo. Karr, snpervis-
ors; Peter Zette, clerk; Frank Jones.
treasurer; Erwin Johnson, Henry Hahn,
justices; Francis Caves, w. Ross. con-