Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-22

Rev. S. f. Beer assisted in conducting
revival work al Alma last week.
Attorney I. E. Richardson spent Sum
day with friends and relatives at Lari-
more.
Joe Kyncl rode down to Mimic on his
wheel and spent Sunday with his brother
Frank.
Buy your barb wire and nails at Mer-
GERS hardware store. Quality of goods
and prices right. 80
Thos Finerty is one Harvey Centre
farmer who can talk with pride OF the
good crops he has.
Or. Donovan has thirty quarter
sections Of land IN this county for
sale cheap on time.
M. H. Murphy was down from Uncle
Sans port ofentry at Elkwood Satur-
day for a few hours with friends.
Life-like photography is what you get
at Hollands photo car. Opposite the
court house. All work guaranteed.
Col. o. C. Wentworth was a late ar
rival at the grand lodge session X. OF P.
at Grafton, leaving here on Tuesdays
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Kelly, Miss Mckenzie
Mrs. D. Woolner numbered among the
multitude OF Langdon visitors to Mani
TOBIAS capitol city this week.
You may have made mistakes before
but you won't make any if you take
your watch to A. O. Wold's at McGruer's
drug store when it needs repairing. IS
R. F.. Truax chaperoned his sisters
Misses Viola and Constance, to Grand
Forks on Monday, where they spend two
weeks at the home of their uncle, Tracy
R. Bangs.
Geo. K. McEwan was up from Park
River last week inspecting his Cavalier
county interests and looking over the
possibilities OF the new towns from a
business point OF view.
M Horgan returned Monday from
Rush Lake where She has been for two
weeks looking after the homestead OF
Forest Cooper, who died last fall while
in the employ Of Mr.. Horgan.
Horace McGauvran is rapidly recover
ing from the result of last weeks serious
accident. The sight of his eyes has not
been impaired by the explosion OF powder
and he will in short time be around
again alright.
Miss Preston, state president of the
w. C. T. U. addresses a meeting OF the
ladies OF Langdon at the M. E. church
Saturday evening. Her address at the
Prcsby terian church Sunday evening will
be to the public generally.
Confirmation services will be conducted
at the parishes of Milton and Olga by
the Rt. Rev. John Stanley, Catholic
bishop of the diocese OF North Dakota,
on August 14th and 18th respectively.
The date OF his annual visitation to this
city has not yet been announced.
| Mrs. K. c. HOLMAN, of Chicago, has
decided to locate at Langdon. Mrs.
Holihan is professional nurse and has
had many years experience in city hospl-
tai work. Any one in need OF a first
class nurse will do well to secure her.
Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
Hon. Chas. Ebblnhausen and County
Treasurer Douglas, Of Grafton, were out
Inspecting the townsites along the Ut.
Northern extension this week and it is
understood to be Mr.. Ebbinhausen's i'll
tention to put in a drug store at the ne
town OF Dresden, although his plans
were not definitely settled on leaving
here Tuesday.
/! Mrs. Richie Is. Doherty visits the Chau.
tauuua grounds at Devils Lake and in
recountipg the pleasant experiences Of
the trip in her excellently edited paper
the Michigan Independent, says: when
about to return home we were agreeabIy
surprised to meet three OF our old time
lady friends from Langdon, Mrs. Chas
Clark, great woman suffragist, Miss
Ella Gogin and Miss Hodgins, two o
Langdon's popular school teachers"
t Contractor Dinnie returned from Crane
| Forks Monday to look after the progress
| being made in the construction OF thu
bank block. The brick and masonry
work would have been about completed
( this week but for the heavy rains which
3 have damaged part of the walls to SOM
e extent. Already theblock withits pressed
red brick and brownstone front present.
8 a massive and elegant appearance. Mr.
!. Gardner is experimenting the work OF
behalf OF the owners and evidently is see
ing that it is being faithfully carried out