Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-29
Rev. Austin was in, from Byron on
Monday accompanied by his neice.


Rev. Austin was in from Byron on
Monday accompanied by his neice.
Contractor Dinnie was called to Grand
Forks on Monday by the sickness of
his wife.
A. E. Thompson was in from his Rush
Lake farm this week discussing educa-
tional matters.
Or. Donovan has thirty quarter
sections Of land In this county for
sale cheap on time.
Harry Mcpherson announces the ar
rival Of bouncing baby girl athis home
southwest OF town last Friday.
Life-like photography is what you get
at Hollands photo car. Opposite the
court house. All work guaranteed.
Miss Fannie Ferguson niece of Mrs.
John Mahon, arrived Tuesday from
Seattle, WASH, and will spend part OF
the summer here.
CD. Hops, the seller and player OF
pianos from Grand Forks has been much
in evidence here with his musical accom-
paniments this week.
Frank Stable was here again this week
from Park River. Future develop
ments may be looked for as result of
his frequent visits OF late.
On Sunday next Presbyterian services
will be conducted by Rev. Thomas Dou-
gan in Langdon at IL a. m McLean's at
2 o. M, at INJURIES at p. m.
You may have made mistakes Def ore
but you won't make any if you take
your watch to A. O. Wold's at McGruer's
drug store when it needs repairing. As
VIM. Flumerfelt is having the old Col
umbia Sample room remodel and will
fit it up as restaurant and billiard hall
1t will be opened for business in week.
The familiar though sun-tanned ''phiz"
of Billy Taylor greets Langdon folks
again at the wicket of thepost-office dur
ing the temporary absence of A. L. Gard
ner.
The Baptist denomination will hold
service every Sunday at O'Clock p. M,
in the court room, Langdon. All are
cordially invited to attend. TIL. Robert
son, pastor.
The officials OF the St. Anthony & Da-
kota elevator company made trip over
the new extension OF the line last week
and decided to put in elevators at all
three towns.
Mooney & McHugh have let the con-
tract for the rebuilding Of their elevator
which was destroyed by fire last fall. 1t
will be finished in time for the opening
of the local market.
w. E. Davis, who quit the editorial
rooms OF the Grand Forks Herald to be-
come one of the most popular knights of
the grip, was selling groceries in and out
of town this week.
Mrs. B. Heating who has been critically
ill tor a week is now thought to be in a
fair way to recover. 1t has been an
anxious week for her many friends here.
DR.. Semple is the attending physician.
Jno. A. Mckay was in the city yester-
day to spend Sabbath with the boys.
His leisure moments are petty we'll
taken up with the study of medicine al
though he isn't telling everybody about
it.
Chas Mccarthy, of the Milton Globe
and w. F. Cushing, OF the Langdon Re
publican, were the only newspapernen
of Cavalier county to attend the state
editorial association meeting al Valley
City last week.
Elder l.. NJ. Crowthers, of Hillsboro,
has tent erected on vacant lots eaLt OF
the school house and will hold series Of
gospel services this week. His work is
connected with the Seventh Day Adven-
fist denomination.
Mrs. E. Ward, the wife OF Rev. w.
Ward, missionary OF Maradab, India,
who has visited a week with her sister
Mrs. P. McHugh. left Friday. Duringher
stay here she addressed large audience
at the Presby terrain church on the subject
OF "Iudia and the Missionary Work. .
Mrs. Ward expects to return to her home
in India this fall.
Id. Sweetman the Fort Buford horse
man who has disposed OF western horses
in this section for ten years was up from
Milton this week and disposed OF the
balance OF his present seasons stock to
Joe Wegley, OF Wang. Mr.. Sweetman
was accompanied by his sister, Mrs. A..
H. Boothby, and her daughter, Miss
Edna, OF Kansas City.