Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-11-25

LOts or money TO loan on first mort
cages at Dickson & Dickson's.
ice McNeill, the big farmer from Olga
came in to the county seat Saturday.
w. II. Randall, the horseman of Park
River, was shaking hands with Langdon
friends yesterday.
]. B. Boyd was in the Twin Cities this
week buying more fall and winter goods
for his three big stores.
Robert Griffith WAS in town Saturday
to make proof on bis tree claim which is
located south of Osnabrock.
Episcopal services will be held regular
ly here by rector having change OF the
church work here and at Milton and
Park River.
w. j. Ferguson, nephew of John
Mahon, came up from toilette last week
and will make his home here the balance
Of the winter.
Lloyd Ryall, formerly a successful
school teacher Of this county and we'll
known Langdon boy, is putting in the
winter months at the Fargo business
college. .....
Albert Flach and bride, nee Miss
Annie Alt, we're passengers south yester-
day. They go for brief honeymoon
"trip which will be spent amid friends at
Sanborn, N. D.
A subscription was raised by our
citizens this week to aid in building q
house for the widow of Louis Lepine, of
Olga, who was left destitute at the time
of his death year ago, with five young
children.
E. G. Dedrick and his timer have been
taking aerial trips out through the
cupola of the court house this week fitting
the detective chimneys of that building
with new wind-caps: 1t was no trick
either with the prevailing low tempera-
ture and stiff cold breeze.
Mrs. A. L. Perry entertained the
Ladies Aid of the M. E. church at her
home Friday evening of last week at
which time the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
President-Mrs. j. G. Cramond,
ce-Pres't-Mrs. Morgan,
Secretary-Mrs. A. l.. Perry,
Treasurer-Mrs. W. F. Winter.
The court house is the place where it
has been decided to hold the Japanese
dinner that will be served by the M. E..
church ladies on Tuesday evening of
next week. 1t is something you can't
afford to miss. A display Of Japanese
novelties will be offered for sale on the
occasion which will make excellent pres
ents for your friends at Xmastide.
Mrs. Derosier, living south of town,
is reported dangerously ill with the fever.
Two doctors are in attendance and the
friends Of the family hope soon to hear
of change for the better. It has been
learned since the above was put in type
that Mrs. Derosier died ut late hour
yesterday afternoon relapse and other
complications having set in. The funer-
al takes place tomorrow, service being
held at the Catholic church of this city
II the forenoon.
A pleasant social time will be enjoyed
tonight by the members Of the Lungdon
Young MensClub and their friends at the
new X. of P. hall. Dancing will con-
tinue until a. w., and light refreshments
| will be served during the the interim.
The management of the club are we'll
satisfied with the success attended their
efforts as far as they have gone and
promise on this occasion REPETITION OF
the many good times enjoyed by the
merry dancers on Thanksgiving night.
The hardware store of Plummer & Nc
Niven has been the center of attraction
this week for the house keepers of this
city and in fact of the county for many
miles around. For three days they have
had representative OF the Majestic
steel range here, who has kept one Of
these famous range in constant operation
turning out batch OF dainty baked
biscuits every three minutes. Tables
have been set in the rear OF the store
and callers were served with hot bis
cults and coffee while having the many
desirable features OF the Majestic range
explained to them. The luncheon was
not confined to the ladies not few
Of the prospective benedicts finding An
opportunity to drop in and enjoy bite
between meals The exhibit has proven
al instructive aud popular event, and
should, aud probably will, result in q
big sale of the Majestic range around
here from now on.
IL your farm loan is due this
| winter see ALERT for q renewal.