Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-10-07
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Felix Charter came home Monday
from q weeks visit with his daughter at
NcCanna.
H. ]. Randall one of the old residents
of Park River was a visitor between
trains Wednesday.
That genial knight of the grip, John
Oldfield called on his Langdon customers
yesterday and today.
Schulke & Moore quote some hot
prices in their ad this week. If you
want bargius look them up.
John Reid, the wide-awake populist
and one Of the prosperous pioneers from
Beaulieu spent Saturday in town.
Mrs. A. Schulke is enjoying weeks
visit on the farm at the home OF her
parents, few miles north OF town.
DR.. Goulding, the we'll known Grafton
physician, met number Of patients here
by appointment on Saturday and Non
day.
d. H. Barker and Will Brown were
among those from Harvey Centre that
took in the stock exhibit at the Morden
fair last week.
General Agent VIM. Uglow is back
from trip to the valley towns and is
life insuring whosoever will in the New
York Mutual Reserve.
Rube Bissell, the leading butcher in
Sullivan meat market, is laid up for
repairs this week with slight touch Of
fever. DR.. Semple attending.
Hon. Jas. Dobie, who looked after the
populist interests of Pembina county in
the legislature last winter, returned last
week to his home at Daniels, in this
county.
Dentist Simmons, recently from Min
neapolis, arrived last week to assist DR..
Smith in looking after his extensive
practice. He is spending the present
week at Hanna.
J. C. Cramond and wife are reported to
have returned to their home at Lakota,
from Yorkville Mich, where they con-
trolled the management OF summer resort
during the past season.
Doc. Smith arrived in the city Satur-
day for stay of two weeks to look after
his practice of dentistry here. He has
disposed OF cigars in unusal numbers
all over the recent arrival Of that baby
boy.
The masonry work on C. W. Clarke's
new building, which is composed ell
tirely OF native stohe is finished as far
as the walls OF the first story go and
will be finished up for occupancy this
winter. Another story will be added in
the spring.
The fire department at it's regular
monthly meeting Tuesday evening elected
F. W. Mclean to the office of secretary,
made vacant by the removal OF c. B.
Mcmillan and John Connors to the posi-
ton OF assistant chief, formerly held by
w. H. Speckmann, up to the time OF his
removal.
State Attorney Dickson and Attorney
Doughty are at Milton today looking
after the prosecution and defense of a
case brought against DR.. Reilly recently
for violation of the prohbitory law OF
this state. The complaint comes from
the same clique that have furnished the
ammunition in the warfare that has
been ceaselessly waged for 10 these many
years. The case will be tried in Justice
Campbell's court unless change OF
venue is taken.
Major Edwards, in an interestirg lette
to his paper, the Fargo Forum. relates
OF the number OF old time friends he met
and among the long list he goes over the
following is OF local note and interest.
There were lots of old soldiers the fair.
Colonel Orion, who was in the One
Hundred and Twelfth Illinois. has been
| a resident OF Langdon for many years,
and his doing we'll. met lot OF Cava-
lier county people, including Sheriff Nc
Gauvran, who is now holding his second
| term.
Last Saturday afternoon, Miss Eliza
beth Maud Flack the fourteen year old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Flack, OF
Perry, died after lingering illness that
has left her an invalid for several years
past. It is only recently that her condi-
ton has been critical and caused grave
fears as to her recovery. The funeral
was held Sunday, the remains being laid
to rest in the Oddfellows cemetery at
Milton. The former home OF Mr.. Flack
and his family being in that vicinity.
Deep regret is expressed by tho friends OF
the family at the sad event.