Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-12

Don't forget to get your meals at Jot
Lirtle's hotel when you go to Hanna.
Communion service at the p Presbyterian
church on Sunday morning service al
IL a. m.
DR.. Semple and Collector L. A. Weed
were visitor to the WaIhalla camp los,
Sunday.
Take your family to Olga and have
their pictures taken at A. p. Hollands
photo car.
DR.. Donovan has thirty quarter Sec
lions Of land in this county for sale
cheap on time.
H. J. Haskamp & Co. expect to unload
20 cars Of lumber next Tuesday at theil
new yard at Dresden.
J. Is. Chale, the merchant and post
master at Olga transacted business al
Osnabrock On Tuesday.
The special service OF the Salvation
Army OF the NJ. E. church OH Monday
evening was well attended.
Frank Moran disposed OF the Doyle
farm. east OF town. last Monday to Vim
Trip. Consideration $4,000.
Milton is to be represented along the
new extension by Joe. Catherwood who
is going to sell hardware at Hanna.
Mrs. j. B. Stewart is here from Grand
Forks this week visiting her mother
Mrs. Mary Lindsay, residing near town
]. H. Mccullough was Milton visito,
Tuesday in the interest OF his large ellen
tele OF eastern investors in farm lands OIL
this county.
Langdon will be largely represented at
olga next Sunday to hear Bishop Shan
ley's discourse and witness the confrma-
ton exercises.
A car load OF standard sisal and man.
lila binding Irvine received this week. by
Mercer the hardware man. Don't buy
until you see him.
On Sunday next Presbyterian services
will be conducted by Rev. Thomas Dou-
gan in Langdon at II a. IN McLean's at
2 p. m, at Muries at 4 p. IN.
Miss Katie Schneider goes out to Han
ia about Sept. LIST to establish mil
lnery department in the general merch-
andise store OF H. o. Biornerud.
Banker Mooney returned Friday from
Pembina, where he disposed of desirable
real estate ir. his toilette townsite to A,
Storms. one of the leading business men.
The tent services OF Elder Crowther,
the Seventh Day Adventist, it is Under
stood will continue another week. A
colleague in the work is expected to ar
rive from South Dakota shortly.
DR.. Gibson is treating one of the track
laying crew who is laid up for repairs at
the Palace Hotel. He was severely in
jured last Friday by a number OF rail
road ties falling on him while employed
on the construction train.
Rev. F.. B. Robson, a former pastor OF
the NJ. E. church here, is at the hot
springs OF Banff in the Northwest Terri
tory being treated for inflamatory rlieu-
matisnl. Besides finding benefit from the
trip he reports the climate and scenery
as being grand.
Judging from the CLOWN descriptive
accounts given by the Walhalla Noun
taineer the Langdon campers have more
than scattered dull care to the winds
during their outing. Among other things
said we notice: TUESDAY evening q
dancing party enjoyed the pavillion' and
mirth was or all sides. Chinese lanterns
have been hung in the boughs over and
around the Langdon camp and in the
evening they cast fantastic. groteeque
shadows about which have aunique and
weired effect
Mrs. 4. H. Stewart, who has spelrt a
part OF the summer visiting the family of
j. H. Williamson. ofStilwell, left Monday
for her home IL, Rutland, N. d: Mrs.
Stewar, OWNS a large department store
there and for some time past has been
looking up location With II view OF re-
moving her business interests from Rut-
land. While here Langdon iavorably
impressed hcr as ing Il suitable opening
and it is understood she has arranged
with C. w. Clarke to lease his new stone
block which will be completed in short
order. The building when finished will
be 25xSO one story with sheet iron cor
nice.
LosT-About July 10th, one black
Cookie Spaniel pup about sixmonths old,
answers to the name OF Prince. Any in
formation leading o it's recovery will be
literally rewarded. JAS. W.. WooLNER.