Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-02-25

Miss Mary I'erius is on the sick list
with la grippe.
GIRL WANTED-A competent cook at
the Columbia hotel
VIM. REILLY, the Northwestern hotel
man from Milton, was visitor Thurs
day.
John S. Gogin returned Yesterday from
q few weeks pleasant vacation in the
Twin Cities.
Fred Cairns came in from Larimore on
yesterdays passenger from Larimore,
returning in the afternoon.
Percy P. Smith has been assigned a
position as a passenger brakeman on
this branch under Conductor DriscoIl.
"Blly'' Monroe, the genial host of the
Windsor at Park River, was under the
weather with the prevalent last week.
E. r. Elford anu Rev. J. Robson are
attending the district conference OF the
M. E. Church AZ Grand Forks this week.
H. ID. ALERT and McHuyh will prob
ably try the medicinal virtues Of the
Hot Springs of South Dakota next
month.
John Loynes has returned from VIM
ter's stay on his Cypress farm and can
again be found behind the counter at
Bjornerud's store.
Your last chance! Don't miss it!
The lecture Monday NIGHTLY Or. Nc
Donald-at the Presbyterian church
subject, "Poet Burns"
Oliver Marriott has added billiard
and pool room to his popular restaurants
this week and has purchased the fixtures
for the same from Il. +. Burke.
Justice John Campbell was up from
Milton on Thursday looking up legal
lore regarding the stabbing ARRAY that
occurred at the 1.-TWO Percent Club last
week.
Rev. C. NJ. Rees, who ministered to the
spiritual wants Of old timers here in the
early days has raised funds for the
building OF an NJ. z. Church at Dunseith
this spring.
FoR SALE-A fve-room cottage resi-
deuce on Second street: in good repair
and will be -old at u bargain to the
right party. Apply to George Barlow,
Langdon, N. Oak. ~
Get your feather beds and pillows re-
novated while you have an opportunity.
VIM. Denckert is at J. j. Suuch's house,
two blocks west Of the Columbia Hotel
and will give satisfaction.
Conductor Casper Sands is taking a
lay-off until finer weather. In tho
meanwhile Conductor Tom Driscoll
bucks snow and steers the passenger
on her trip up this branch
Wednesday, March 10th is the date OF
the credit auction sale OF J. D. Gordon's
Thoroughbred stock, in this city. when P.
Ntzhugh, cries out "going.'' ''are you all
done" third and last CALL" etc.
twenty dollars was netted by the W.
C. Il. U. organization at Monday even
ings temperance lecture when Col Holt
told about his experience while ''Seeing
the Elephant in Chicago after Dark"
Marriage licenses were issued from the
office Of the county court by Judge Dor
val this week to the following couples:
Joseph Voz, Of Langdon to Miss Claudio
Bpauchamp, ofOIga, and Daniel c. Hart,
Of Daniels TO Miss Jennie Hysjulien, of
Fillmore county, MINI.
On another page the DEMOCRAT this
week publishes all abridged biographical
sketch OF the late Hon. John McHugh.
whose death occurred at Cresco, Ia, on
the Goth ultimo. The eminence attained
by the deceased during life illustrates the
grand possibilities afforded in the west
to those who desire to forge ahead.
Rev. DR.. McDonald's lecture takes place
Monday night ut the Presby terrain church.
This is the fifth and last OF the series Of
winter lectures arranged by Rev. Dougan
for the entertainment OF our citizens this
winter. Those who fail to attend will
miss oneof the greatest intellectual treats
enjoyed in Langdon for some time past.
His subject will be "Poet Burns
w. J. Burke, of the firm Of Bosard 4
Burke, has bought out the law business
OF N. G.. Young at Bathyate and will
succeed to his practice. Mr.. Young will
remain for some time settling up his
affairs there. Mr.. Burke is an able and
talented young attorney and has bril-
liant future beiole him. He has made
many friends during his residence OF less
than IL year in Grand Forks and the
best wishes OF all will 60 with him.