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

Hon. H. 7. Helgeson visited leading
in the city on Friday.
E. Mcneil, and sister, Miss Tessie, were
in town from the vicinity of Olga on
Saturday.
Gen. Supt Winter and Division Supt
Adams We're here in their special car last
Thursday.
Misses Mary and Cassie Fee, of Milton,
are staying at Mrs. B. R. Clicks home
this week.
Fred Whiting, the Minneapolis shirt
man, drummed up big bunch OF orders
here last week.
Ifyour watch needs repairing take it
to A. O. Void, the jeweler at McGruer S
drug store, Langdon. IA
Mr.. and Mrs Vim. Stevenson are ex-
pected home from a short visit with
friends across the line this week.
Langdon doffs it's hat this week to the
leading Good Templars OF the state who
convened yesterday in district lodge.
Representative Boyd carries a big ad
in the Langdon CoURlER-DEMoCRAT, and
he does the business.-Grand Forks Her
aid.
Attorney Gibson took his oath OF office
as county Justice last week and already
has three cases entered on his docket for
trial.
On Monday evening OF next week Prof
Brannon, OF the state university, lectures
at the court house. His subject will be
"Restriction and Prevention
Jake Dobmeir was among the many
arrivals on the belated passenger OF
Monday. OF course he IS still engaged in
the North Dakota hop tea trade.
T. NJ. Roberts knocked out. Eford
Bros, new cash prices on Hardware,
Groceries. Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes
are creating talk in every family.
A. Schulke was to have started this
week OH his mid-winter trip to Germany
but has been compelled to postpone it
owing to the i'll health OF Mrs. Schulke.
The Mooney & McHugh elevator loss
was adjusted by representatives OF the
insurance companies last week. 1t is
quite probable they will rebuild in the
springtime.
Miss Florence A. Prinyer resumes her
position as deputy register OF deeds under
the appointment OF Register Rylance
this month. Past experience proves that
Miss Prinyer is both competent and
faithful official.
Rev. J.F. Lansbrough, passed through
the city last Thursday enroute to his
field OF missionary labor in the western
portion OF the county. He had been
visiting with his family at Grand Forks
during the holidays.
j. McPhail disposed OF his farm pro.
perty at Tyner, Pembina county last
week to A. D. Gibson. The latter now
possesses about nine hundred acres Of
the choicest land in the westesn part Of
the Tyner settlement.
David Hannah called last week and
deposited silver for the amount OF his
subscription. Hewas always considered
one OF the best fellows out in that sertle.
ment and now we know why they gave
the post Office his name.
The ladies guild and choral society OF
the Presbyterian church presented their
organist Mrs. ]. E. Truax with a beauti-
full gold watch and chain last week as a
token OF the esteem and friendly feeling
existing between the members OF the
society and their organist.
A necktie social is appointed to come
off at the Haywood school tomorrow
Q7riday) evening. The Methodists Of the
Crockett appointment have tho matter
in hand. Each lady brings q box OF pro
visions containing enough for two and a
nccktie to match her dress. A prize will
also be donated to the homeliest man
present, so it may easily be seen that no
pains are being spared to make the oc,
casion enjoyable to all.
The progressive ladies of Westtela
Ind, issued "Woman's Edition" of the
Westfield News, bearing date Of April &
1896. The paper is filled with matter d
interest to women, and we notice thu
following from correspondent, which ttaE
editors printed, realizing that it treats
upon matter of vital Importance t.
their sex: "The best remedy for Group,
colds and bronchitis that I have beer
able to find is Chamberlain,s Cough Re.
NEEDY. For family use it has no equal. J
gladly recommend it," IS and SO cent
bottles for sale by N. E. McGruer.