Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-29

Eli Fisher and Jabe Souch were Winni-
peg visitors, going and coming by way
of Manitou.
Miss Lizzie Raymond, neice OF Rev.
JAS. Austin, left yesterday for her home
at Emerado.
Mrs. George Diebel, OF Milton is spend
ing the week with friends in town and
at Mt. Carmel.
GIRL neutrality-suspicious. work.
Good wages to the right party. Apply
to Mrs. John Mahon, Langdon.
W. T. Jagd: who comes from Grafton
and deals in horses and nursery stock, is
here looking up business in his line.
Miss Minnie Dilworth returned yester-
day to her home at Milton from a pleas
ant visit with Miss Boyd in this city.
A. Cavers, school treasurer OF Linden.
was a caller while intown Monday and
handed in his annual report for publica-
ton.
W. H. Shepard was in from his editor
ial sanctum at Hannah on Thursday
after housekeeping supplies for his bache-
lor hail.
DR.. j. Goulding, eye specialist from
Grafton, was here last week enroute to
Hannah where he was called to treat the
wife Of Veterinary Young.
Now 8 the chance of lifetime to get
your photograph. First class work
guaranteed at Hollands photo car.
Opposite the court house.
HID. ALERT was reelected for the third
term to the office OF grand keeper OF re-
cords and seal at the grand lodge meet
ing OF the knights OF Pythias last week.
Mrs. C. W. Clarke returned on Satur-
day from the Chautauqua grounds at
Devils Lake where he has been engaged
in organizing the Womans Work OF this
state.
A new NJ. E. parsonage is to be built
right away. The present abode of the
pastor, Rev. S. F. Beer will be removed
from it's present site to make way for the
new edfice.
A. +. Gardner and wife drove across to
Neche yesterday where Mrs. Gardner will
spend a few days with relatives while
her husband takes business trip to
Grand Forks.
Miss Sadie Hewes, sister OF Mrs. W. A.
Laidlaw, was seriously ill several days
last week with an attack oiappendicitis.
Lately symptoms OF improvement have
appeared and it is hoped the crisis is past.
Carpenters will be scarce around town
next month when Jas. s. Loynes starts
in with force OF twenty men to put up
the large number Of new buildings he has
contracts to erect at the new towns
along the extension.
The McAllan case was given it's prellml-
nary hearing in Justice Dawson's court
Friday, but was continued for two weeks,
an important witness not being present.
The defense have retained Attorney Mon
net while prosecution for the state is
handled by States Attorney Dickson.
LYLE Lodge 1. O. G. T. will hold spe-
cial open session on Friday evening
August 9th at 1870, at which the Juven-
lie Temple, in connection with the lodge,
will be instituted and an interesting
musical and literary program will be
rendered. All cordially invited to attend.
Alpheus Adams returned Tuesday from
Grand Forks having accompanied his
son-1n-law, D. W. Hines, that far on his
sad Journey to Jamestown. Mrs. Hines
remained at Grand Forks to receive It'd
ing from the officers who accompanied
her husband to the asylum as to what
hopes if any are entertained OF his ult'-
mate recovery.
T. A. Benoit and Frank Ducheneau,
president and secretary oil the blsbee
Lumber Co., were in the city this week
looking up location IN one OF the new
west towns. They have decided on Hush
Lake as their choice for business. Mr.
Benoit is also talking OF establishing O
branch OF his general merchandise busl'
ness OF Rolla at the same point.
Adam Denny. who was arrested hero
some time ago by Grand Forks ponce
authe rites for stealing bicycle received
sentence last week and goes to the state
peuilentiury for one year and three
months. He ia IA Canadian OF good family
md came west two years ago with
view of becoming "tough. For u yea
he worked at odd jobs around Langdo'
and became member OF Company Il o
III. state militia, accompanying the boys
RI the jamestown encampment.