Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-01-14

ASK LOT new CdSll prices elC ElIOfu BIOS.
Mrs. E. A. Farrell has recovered from
her short illness.
Mrs. D. H. McMillan's condition is
much improved this week.
The contract for the First National
Bank block will be let March LIST.
Judge II. A. Libby was distinguish
visitor from Park River last week.
Presiding Elder Klingel presided over
the M. E. church services here Sunday.
Hon. j. B. Boyd has been assigned the
Guardianship OF the house committee on
forestry.
Mrs. Robt Ross OF Park River visited
the family OF her brother Il. A. Farrell,
this week.
P. McHugh packed his grip and left on
Mondays train on a visit OF some weeks
in the east.
Hardware profits cut down to grocery
margin at Eliord Bros. Ask for new
cash prices.
Geo Charter, foreman OF the Hannah
Moon. spent few days with his parents
in the city this week.
The seating capacity OF the Presbyter-
ian church was tested to it's fullest capa-
city last Sunday evening.
Neil McKechnie bought finely improy-
ed 100 acres OF farm land this week Of
Ed. Hannah in Linden township.
A. S. Burrows, the popular vendor OF
real estate from Grand Forks, spent
the week with friends in Langdon.
PC. Donovan and n. A. Baker were
over from Neche attending the directors
meeting OF the First National bank Mon
day.
J.W. Ross was here from Grand Forks
last Monday laying his architectural
plans before the bank officials OF the
First National.
John Sheehan, assistant cashier OF the
w. j. Mooney state bank, purchased the
homestead right OF q desirable quarter
section in Perry township this week.
Frank Henry, the well known travel
ing salesman and baseball player looked
up the shoe business here Monday. This
is his last trip on the single list tits said.
Alphcus Adams was in the city Mon
day enroute to Drayton. d. W. Hines
and Napoleon Nault accompany him to
representlocal stockholders at the annual
meeting OF the Duluth & North Dakota
railroad.
The old friends OF Tom Brown, one OF
the whole. souled denizens OF Langdon in
the old days, has tired OF the quiet lie on
the farm and has rented the Hotel Gill
lespie at Crystal. Tom will make a
model host.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Farrell, and daughter,
Miss Edna, OF Cresco, Ia, parents and
sister of E. A. Farrell, arrived in the city
last week and will make their home in
the new house built by Mr.. Farrell on
Spruce street last fall.
Co. Treasurer Robertson's official bond
was placed at $4,000 by the county
commissioners. "Honest John" in turn
presented them with one for $61, OOC
signed by the most substantial and pro-
minent. citizens in the county. No trouble
to get bondsmen.
Geo e. Brennan, well known to many
residents OF Langdon, died at his home
in Barhgare last week OF consumption
He was graduate Of '95 at the state
university, bur for upwards a year past
failing health had prevented him IRON
following his professional pursuits.
The last issue OF the North Dakota
Workman, the official organ III the A. u
L. w., order OF this state. shows that tho
subordinate lodges have contributed
upwards OF $3.50 to the O'Reilly relic
fund. This will enable the recipient, W
OReilIy, former townsman to recuper
ate his lastly failing health in the south
n. r. Underhill writes from Wood
bridge taking exception to the remarks
OF our correspondent at that place. wher
he stated that Harry Underhill was
writing book on "What he knows
about Evil Spirits" Harry says this If
all wrong, but gives it away that he>t
been there and is lrean enough to say
that among the multitude OF faces in tn
abode OF evil spirits he saw the familiar
'phiz" OF the Woodbridge correspondent
dealing out coal oil in shorthaIf-gallol
on the righ,hand side OF Beelzebub.
Good loans on good security
Any kind Of money. See IL. ID
ALERT about it.