Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-02-04
Rev. Herrinton is on the sick list.


w. H. Row was down from Elkwood
Tuesday.
DR.. Jameson was a lady visitor from
Osnabrock yesterday.
Mrs. ]. L. Robertson continues to
steadily improve in health.
E. E. Elford returned Tuesday from a
business trip to Grand Forks.
C.L. Thomson was visitor from the
Woodbridge settlement yesterday.
q. S. Land Commissioner j. II. McCul-
Tough, OF Milton, was Il visitor Tuesday.
Joseph Power and wife. of Mt. Carmel,
are spending the week with friends in
the city.
Thos. Facey, blacksmith with j. c. Nc
Comb left Monday for his former home
at Park River. A..
+. l.. Wilder was up from Grand
Forks GU Tuesday lickering in Cavalier
county real estate.
Z. J. Parker, the new superintendent
OF this division OF the Great Northern,
was up her Monday.
DR.. f. Warren. an eye specialist, open
ed up temporary consultation rooms at
Conn's hotel this week.
VIM. Smith and Otto Olson are new
additions to the growing army ofreaders
out at Elkwood this week.
John McTavjsh has charge OF the lum-
Der business OF f. II. Stoltze during the
absence OF Manager Wentworth. ..
VIM. Agar, an OLD and respected resi-
dent OF Loan is reported to be very ill
with but slight hopes OF recovery.
T. H. Hayward one OF the DEMOCRATS
o Id standbys was in this week and made
the annual settlement for his paper.
Mrs. w. B. Dickson and family return
ed home last week from an extended
visit OF several months at Brussels, Ont.
Mrs. +. b. Tracy write Langdon friends
from Omaha that she has been down
sick with the measles since visiting there.
A. S. Elford is here enlivening local in.
terest in the New York Life insurance.
Fl. D. ALERT is the local representative OF
the company.
Mrs D. II. Mcmillan moved into her
cozy new home on Spruce street this
week. Her health has improved steadily
for some time past.
St;,ge Driver Jim Carson is having a
hard time shaking off his attack OF The
la grippe. He hope to he well enough
to resume his run next week.
On Monday the 18th inst, the last OF
the series OF winter lectures will be de-
livered by Rev. G. D. Macdonald, who
has taken for his subject ''POet Burns. -
We have bought car load of barbed
wire and nails for spring delivery. They
will be sold at cash prices. A genuine
bargain for spot cash Look us up be-
fore you build, Elford Bros.
Mrs. Smith, OF Langdon, who has beer.
the guest OF Miss Florence Bosard for the
INST week, has returned home. Mrs.
Smith has much talent as soprano, and
delighted her hearers at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday Forks Her.
aid.
This is the jewelers. slack time so now
is the opportunity to bring in your old
watches that have been laid away fol-
wears needing repairs. Have them re-
built and readjusted in the latest and
mos, scientific manner by A. O. VOID
the jeweler. 10
Rev. Dougan drove out to the home Of
James Irwin yesterday afternoon and
oficiated ut che marriage OF Clarence
lrnclett to Miss Luvlla Irwin. Both O.
the young people have grown up with
the settlement OF the country and enjoy
the friendship and respect OF aIargec circle
of acquaintances.
Schulke Il Moorc's new store fixtures
ar,, in place and give the stored neat ant
tasty appearance that is bound to at
troct customers. They will from this OF
make fancy groceries their special line
hut continue to be headquarters Tor con
fectionery. fruit and pastry. See the'
n"w nd this week.
Word was brought to town late yes
terduy afternoon that VIM. Agar, Sr. hat
succumbed to the lingering illness note'
in another column. He was u years
nre and had never fully recovered Iron
the late attuck OF typhoid fever. ii
leaves ~ widow aud family OF eleve
children TO mourn his departure. Fune'
al tomorrow, (Friday) from the NJ. l.
| ,hurch in fills city.