Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-12-30
For qualified veterinary surgeon call
Dr. Sheppard.

Dr. Sheppard.
Walter Gould went down to his home
at Inkster to spend Xmas with his folks.
Call at the First National Bank if you
want to make farm loan. Plenty of
money to loan at low rates.
Jim DUNCAN, clerk of the county
court, drove down to Beaulieu and ate
Christmas turkey at the old homestead.
Banker Mooney went down to Grafton
on business trip yesterday and may
visit the folks at Watertown. Wis, before
returning.
Postmaster McHueh informs us that
the postoffice will he open on New Years
Day from noon to 2 o'clock p. m.,-the
same as on Christmas Day.
States Attorney Dickson, j John Sheehan
and A. Reed we're a. Hannah between
trains Christmas Day, which they say is
good town and growing steadily.
Peter Druar. was in from Mt. Carmel
Christmas eve to take the train east for
the holidays and asked to have his paper
sent to Formosa. Ont, for few weeks.
Mrs. HOLMAN, professional nurse, has
decided to remain in Lanedon for the
winter and is prepared to take charge
of any kind of sickness. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Christmas day death came as happy
release to Mrs, Baaken. of Montrose, who
for long while has suffered from cancer.
She was inferred this week at the Soper
burial grounds.
N. G. Crockett left yesterday for a
holiday trip in the east where he will
visit his old home near Niagara Falls,
to return in the spring in time for the
revival in the agricultural line.
M. A. Fitzpatrick has added new
combination pool and billiard table to the
many attractions of his popular Star
restaurant this week and lovers of the
sport are invited to call and enjoy good
game.
Supt. E. J. Fox left for Grand Forks
Oh Monday and will be gone most of the
week. He has gone to attend the annual
session Of the county superintendent,
which meets in connection with the state
educational association.
On New Years night Miss Marie
Gilbert, the queen of elocution, is adj
vertised to appear at the Donovan Hall
on Saturday evening. Seat may be re-
served at the drugstore, price IS cents
general admission IS cents
Word comes from Milton that the
nuptials of Mr.. Robt. Flack and Miss
Maud Butterwick were solemnized at
that place last Monday. Both young
people have many friends who will be
pleased to hear of their marriage.
H. G. Otteson, the handsome and
popular school teacher at Wang was
married on Monday of last week to Miss
Christine johnson, at the home of Otto
G. Olson, of Elkwood, the ceremony be-
ing performed by Rev. NJ. Iverson.
The DEMOCRAT extends congratulations
and best wishes.
One of the most interesting family
gatherings held Christmas day met at
Peter Sandison's place east of town. Be-
sides the immediate family there were
the families of VIM. Plummer, Alex Nc
Niven and John Currie. Upwards of
thirty relatives of the Sandison family
ate Xmas dinner at Rosa Lake. 1t was
great gathering of relatives and old
friends.
Onr old friend, Frank T. Walker, seems
to be enjoyin fair share of the good
things going according to his big ad. in
the holiday number of the Hawarden
Ia.) Republican, just to hand. lie il
now in the gents furnishing business
but has lots of friends left here and al
Elkwood who would like to see his
"phiz'' especially at this season of the
year. A Happy New Year to you Frank
A. Schulke started yesterday after
noon for two months visit to his OLD
home across the ocean in Germany to SCI
the folks left behind when he SAID good
} bye to the Fatherland seventeen year,
AGO. He sails from New York on Jan'y
, 4th, and will take in all the sights on
route, visiting Ireland and many points
in England on the return trip. 1t will b.
, early in March before he again sets foo
in Langdon us he intends to make heavy
purchases at New York and Chicago fol
the spring trade of the Schulke & Moore
general mercantile establishment while
in the east. Bon voyage Schulke old boy