Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-11-04

mans ad it goes.
Go and see Ole Olson Jr., at the Dono-
van Hall tomorrow evening.
Miss Veda Oke is entertaining her sister
from Snow Flake, Man., this week.
Mrs. P. Foshsy is at Hannah this
week displaying her fine line of fall
millinery.
d. H. Mcmillan spent part of the
week in Grand Forks and Fargo, return
ing home Monday.
DR.. 8. G. Gibson is recovering from an
illness of several days duration and is
again able to be around.
d. A. Milne is now teaching at Stokes
vile in Walsh county, having closed his
ELM Point school last month.
DR.. Riddel, Of Crystal City, spent yes
terday in the city homeward bound from
trip east as far as Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. c. 8. Hunter returns this week
from a months visit with former acquaint-
ances in Nelson and Grand Forks
counties.
The photograph man and his talking
machine added to the number of attrac-
tions in town this week, stopping at
Conn's Hotel.
Miss Juanita HUMPHREYS was up from
Milton to attend the examination of
teachers and was the guest of Mrs. M.
Kelly while IN the city.
Banker w. F. Winter is one of the
many that expect to build in the spring
and it's dollars to doughnuts that it will
equal any residence in town.
jos. Heating renewed his subscription
last week Jim is good farmer, a
pleasant neighbor and one Of the best
hearted fellows in the county.
Great crowds have been in attendance
at the Catholic fair this week and it bids
fair to be big financial success. To-
nights big attraction is the popular vot.
ing contests.
George Mahon, of Mimic, spent several
days last week in this neighborhood
looking up collections and greeting old
time friends. He is cousin of John
Mahon Of this city.
Geo. A. Oles, the Manitoban knight OF
of the razor, who held down the vacant
chair in Weiland's barber shop during
the latter's absence left Monday to visit
his brother in Crookston.
w. J. Ellis, one of the DEMocRAT'T
valued readers from Easily dropped in
Saturday and squared accounts. Mr..
Ellis was not blessed with an over
5ountiful crop this fall but like all our
old friends was will to "divy-up."
Editor Gushing has looked somewhat
lonely for two weeks past and finally
dispelled the feeling of depression by
taking yesterday train east in quest Of
his better half who is visiting Chicago
friends. Both are expected to return
next week.
Donald F. Anderson, Of Hannah, N.
D., mention of whose arrival was made
last week, has concluded to become a
settler with us and has become possessed
of the old Dougald Martin claim, on the
east side of the creek, near the Sellsted's.
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Miss Mamie Milne was in the city a
few days last week having recently
closed her school in Fremont. This
week she opens up school at Beaulieu,
in Pemtina county, for the winter
months, where all will find Miss Milne
armable young lady as we'll as most
excellent teacher.
To- day it is altogether likely that the
hotel question at Hannah is settled.
Last nights freight was boarded by both
J. G. Cramond, of Lakota, and Chas. H.
Morton, of Hillsboro, each with view to
opening up in business there, Neither
would put up anything less than a hrst-
class house and the ability of either one
to run the business is we'll known aronnd
here as we'll as to the travelling public.
Last Saturday evening that historic
and we'll known hostelry, at Olga, the
Hotel deLog. was the scene of mirth and
gayety the occasion being reception
rendered the retiring host and hostess,
Phil Bruseau and wife. Those present
composing the guests of the house
and large circle Of neighboring friends,
manifested their gratitude for the genial
hospitality of "Phil" and his wife, while
before parting A. BertMaume and
David Charbonneau, presented them
with valuable parlor lamp. In all re-
spects the occasion was an enjoyable
one.