Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-09-02

Go to T. w. Mclean for final proofs
and general land business.
Hon. II. T. HeIgeson was here from
Milton Tuesday on business.
Now is your opportunity to hear the
Ferguson ssters-Monday Sept. 18th.
"Roots and Herbs Reynolds was call
ing on the drug trade in town yesterday.
the gramaphone at McGruer's drug
store has attracted considerable atten-
ton this week. ....
Jas. McComb's pleasant home on
Third street is being touched up with
fresh paint this week.
Dentist Smith returns from his regular
trip down the line this week and will re-
main here for two weeks.
Dr.. P. G. Donovan was up from Neche
over Sunday visiting his brother here
and viewing the new bank block.
Miss Lille Stew art, who was the guest
of Langdon friends several days last
week, returned Monday to her home at
Milton.
Father Poulot writes IRON Fish Lake
that he returns home this week and
regular services will be held here next
Sunday.
w. j. Mooney: Pat MclIugh imagines
he's the only thoroughbred aristocrat in
town since he got that niger working
for him.
Walter Gould is spending the week
with his folks, but will return shortly to
accept position in the drug store OF II.
D. ALERT & Go.
J. b. Chale drove over from Olga on
Monday to inspect the new home OF the
First National Bank, OF which he is one
OF the directors.
Pat McGauvran starts up his threshing
rig in Osnabrock and Loan township
this week. Shock threshing will be quite
general this fall.
Presbyterian services next Sunday at
Falconers at 1920 a. M, Mel cams at 2
p. H., Langdon at 7:30 p. III. Rev. Thos
Dougan, pastor.
Rev. Pr. Poulot is spending his annual
vacation in Bottineau county and is en-
armored with the beauties Of the Turtle
Mountain scenery.
Rev. w. Hamilton Spence gives his lee
ture on ':Talkers'' at Hanna tonight.
He will preach at the Presbyterian church
in this city on Sunday the 18th inst.
Col. Orion drove over to Olga on Sun
day viewing the crops. He reports
marked change in that locality since his
last visit eight years ago.
Rev. Dougan visited Grafton last week
and exchanged pulpits with DR.. Mac
Donald, who filled the Presbyterian ap>
pointments in this locality last Sunday.
Cha riley Smith, the all round good fel-
low and stock farmer from near Osna-
brock. was in town on business Monday.
He is having an immense barn put up tor
the comfort OF his horses and cattle this
winter.
Rev. Spence, who has been slaughter
ing the ducks and prairie chickens in the
vicinity OF Rush Lake for the past week
left for Galesburg, ILL.,, Tuesday, but will
return in week to finish his vacation at
his favorite sport.
The Baptist denomination hold SER
vices every Sunday at Rosa Lake at IL
a. m., Elkwoo at $3.50 p. m, and in the
court room at Langdon at O'Clock in
the evening. A cordial invitation is eN-
tended to all. Rev Il. II. Robertson,
pastor.
An assault an battery case was tried
in Justice Dawson's court this forenoon
in which Henry +. .Jenzen, IA Mennonite
west OF town, was given Il 30 day sen.
tence and $50 tincior vile beating. Heis
an old offender having served sentence i'll
the same Casein Minnesotaund Nebraska.
The W. {. L. l.. have placed II neatly
PAINTED ice water barrel alongside OF
Birmingham's barber shop on Third
street where cool refreshing drink will
he on tap for the thirsty until it freezes
up. They have filled a long felt want
although it comes a little latein the season
Four large well lighted private offices
and a commodious lodge m25 X so
will occupy the floor space Of the second
story OF the new bank block, the parti
tons and walls OF which are being put
in this week. The second floor over
the Donovan drug store will be used for
entertainments and public meeting dur
ing the winter months.