Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-11-04

The big store at Dresden, Mathisen &
Speckman.
Frank DeLano is laid up at the Palace
with an attack Of low fever.
Miss Florence Currie is this week as
sisting in the register of deeds Office.
Mrs. Frank Stable spent Sunday
down the line at Park River with her
folks.
Cashier Laldlaw, is receiving a visit
this week from his sister, who came over
from Crystal City, Man.
Miss Mary Fee, one Of the lady teach
ers Montrose is visiting Langdon friends
Withdrawing in the Catholic sfair this
week.
E. E. Roropaugh, the Grand Forks
Herald representative. made pleasant
visit to our city last week in the interest
of his paper.
Elford Bros, make speciality of fine
fur goods-nothing but the best. Call
and get your measure taken for made
to order fur coat.
The Catholic church fair is going on at
a lively rate and the Donovan Hall pre-
sents an inviting appearance, attracting
large crowds, especially in the evening.
Charlie Andrew, the real estate man
at Walhalla, who is a friend of many
Langdonites, used whole page of last
weeks Mountaineer to boom his town lot
sales.
Rev. Atwood returned on Monday
train to Larimore, having spent the past
week conducting very successful series
of special services at Elkwood and
Hannah.
DR.. H. J. Reisland, the we'll known and
successful eye specialist, Of Bralnerd,
Mimi, will be in Lapgdon. November
9th, 7th and Sth. Consultation fres.
Do not fail to see him.
Look Kee, the Chinese launderym an
is having handsome new quarters fitted
up this week to replace the ramshackle
structure in which he has been doing
business in at the present time.
The Gilbert alarm clock leads them all.
For durability and as a time-keeper there
are none better. No house is complete
without one. They can be obtained
from A. O. Void, the Langdon ieweler.
Mrs. John Currie has been quite ill
the past week from the effects of a severe
fall sustained last Thursday while step
ping from the coach OF the south bound
ct. N. passenger, which was in motion
at the time.
August Peterson, the Pacific hotel
keeper at Milton and G. A. Smith, who
deals in horses and cattle at Osnebrock,
we're in the city Saturday and compli-
mented the DEMOCRAT by renewal of
their subscriptions and said they
liked it.
Samuel Hines, one of the Oldest
settlers in the vicinity of Hannah was
doing business in the city Friday.
Four years ago he left Cavalier county
for better country and lived in Kansas
and other states, but found his way
back and ia doing we'll.
Another Langdonite leaves us next
week to help swell the number business
pushers at Hannah. This time it is
Fred Davis, vino in company with j. B.
Boyd, has established large general
store there. Fred has the congratulations
of all here for future success and not a
few predict that he bids fair to occupy
the prominent Office of Mayor of Hannah
at no distant day.
Ole Olson, Jr., appeared at the opera
house last night and there was not
standing room. The seats were full, the
aisles were full, and standing room was
at a premium. At any rate large crowd
was present to see A. E. Markham as Ole
The other characters were equally as good
and kept the house in an .uproar until
The performance closed.-Hope Pioneer.
This company will appear at The Dono-
van Hall on Friday and Saturday even
ings, opening with "Ole Olson Jr.'
Peter Wild, who without question is
one of the most extensive farmers in
Cavalier county and farms ten quarter
sections of land near Osnabrock, has dur
ing the past ten days carefully looked
over Manitoba's agricultural opportuni-
ties and thinks that the cheapness Of
land there would yield handsome profit
if cultivated after the up to-date Yankee
plan. 1t is nos likely, however, that he
will change his present surroundings to
start anew among our Cannuck cousins
across the line.