Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15

Mrs. j. F. Ramage returned Saturday
from an extended visit with Mimic friends
| 20. Treasurer Robertson was a slight
loser by hail at his Elkwood farm last
week.
W. T. Falls and wife OF Park River,
We're visitors at the home of M. Kelly
this week.
Or. Donovan has thirty quarter
sections of land In this county for
sale cheap on time.
Jas. Davis, brother OF Fred Davis,
drove across from Crystal City yesterday
for brief visit with relatives here.
Master Johnny Mooney arrived last
week from Watertown, Wis, to spend
the summer vacation with friends here.
Thos Flynn has been busy asking the
boys to enjoy his hospitality since the
arrival OF boy baby at his home Tues
day.
Miss Minnie Reilly who has been spend
ing week with friends at the DeBerg
farm returned to her home at Milton
Saturday.
Y NoM's the chance OF a lifetime to get
your photograph. First class work
guaranteed at Hollands photo car.
Opposite the court house.
Fred Seares returned yesterday from a
trip to Tyner, Pembina county, where
he purchased several head OF thorough
bred AYRSHIRE cattle from Jas. Gorden.
Attorney B. Erickson has had good
success in the land contests where he has
been retained, and has successfully hand
led the most important cases in this
vicinity. AZ
VIM. Mcconnell for three years past a
faithful employee in c. Orton's harness
shop goes out to the new town OF Lin
den, the new terminus OF the ct. Northern
to start in business for himself
The two year old son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fischer, of Mt. Carmel, died Satur-
day morning after short illness OF in
famation OF the lungs. The funeral was
conducted on Sunday by Rev. Pouliot OF
this city.
Adam McTavish and sons, Adam Jr.,
and Jack. q trio of Pembina county
farmers OF good old Scottish descenthave
taken up homesteads west OF here and
will make Cavalier county their perma-
nent home. ......
Miss Alice Watson, of Bathgate, is in
the city with view OF starting a class
in music, giving lessons on thepiano and
organ. Her efforts have been heartily
received and class of eighteen pupils
already organized.
Mrs. K. C. HOLMAN, OF Chicago, has
decided to locate at Langdon. Mrs.
HOLMAN is a professional nurse and has
had many years experience in city hospl-
tai work. Any one in need OF a first
class nurse will do we'll to secure her.
Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
Ole Swanson, of Mona, who does an
extensive wood business in town during
the winter months, is now a subscriber
of the DEMOCRAT; also Martin Olson
yoien one of the prominent farmers on
tho timber farms near Wang. They al
wovs want the best and know they get
it in the DEMOCRAT.
Julius Homie, step son OF Peter Olson,
who has been a lingering sufferer from
consumption for many months passed
owav Saturday evening at the latters
home q half-mile south oftown. The de-
coosed was fifteen years OF age, his birth
day occurring on the day OF his death:
The funeral held Monday at Elkwood
was quite largely attended by friends
from town. Rev. marlborough ofticiat-
ing.
marty Of distinguished Manitoba
visitors composed OF Rev. Fiion, OF st.
Johns, Rev. Campeau, OF St. Joseph and
Messrs Comeau and Poulin, OF st. Johns
ware in the city Tuesday the geusts OF
Judee Dorval and Rev. Fr' Poulot.
Tbey came here from Olga being accom-
n,nied by Rev. Bachand, OF that place.
The trip was OF more than usual interest
n Rev. Filion who, as far back AS twenty
five wears ago had charge OF tine Cathonc
mission work in this part OF the north
west his territory extending from
Winninec to Grand Forks. AS early as
1875 he passed over the present site OF
1oncdon in his journeyings from the
Turtle Mountains to Olga and st. Joe'
Burning, itching skin diseases instant,
" relieved by DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salye unequalled for CUTS bruises oarns
It heals without leaving scar H. ~
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