Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-10-07

Druggist Close and Veterinary Elliott
were in town from Milton awhile Tues
day.
Rev. S. F. Beer and family expect to
move into the new NJ. E. parsonage
next week.
Don't forget DR.. Lawrence Parker is
coming October 9Th. Free consultation.
Now is your chance.
VIM. A. Monroe is again at his old
avocation looking up delinquents for the
Champion harvester folks.
Little Joe Kyncl is selling tickets on a
tailor made suit OF clothes-bran new
and made to order at Bostick's.
Attorney &C. Monnett's bright little
son, Julian, was reported as being SER
iously ill the latter part of last week.
Mrs. B. R. Click returned Saturday
from pleasant weeks visit spent with
friends at Grand Forks and Larimore.
George Plain is lowering round this end
of the county this week looking after
delinquents to the Milton Implement Co.
Attorney Thompson came up from
Milton on Tuesday on business connected
with the approaching term of court this
fall
Neil McKechnie wears smile of a little
larger than the ordinary size, the cause
thereof being the arrival OF big boy
at his home Friday.
Nick Yost was up from Beaulieu yes
terday and while in town disposed OF his
entire threshing outfit to L. Cote, a
farmer from Rush Lake.
Dan MeGruer was down from Hanna
on Friday and looks we'll and hearty.
The new bill OF fare and life in tho coun-
try evidently agree with him.
Enterprising sneak thieves got away
with several pairs OF shoes from the front
OF McHugh & Kelly's store Monday even
ing when nobody was looking.
Conn's Hotel has been wired and
lighted throughout with electric lights
this week greatly improving the house
and adding to the convenience OF the
guests.
1t was learned on the arrival of the
Olga stage Saturday that during the high
wind the previous day the separator OF
H. ]. Goff, OF Bcaulieu, was burnt while
engaged threshing in the vicinity OF Olga.
John McIvor, one OF the early settlers
OF Montrose, who has lately acquired
more of Uncle Sans broad acres in the
western part OF this county near Daniels,
is among our many new readers of this
week.
The members OF the I. O. G. T. lodge at
Lyle school house will hold picnic on
Friday OF next week, the 8thinst. Being
the last OF the season it should be a
pleasant affair. Besides refreshments
there will be a musical and literary
program.
Friends OF D. W. Hines have received a
letter from him during the past week
stating that he was about all right
again and expected to be released from
the asylum and return to his home at
Hanna very soon now. Many friends
throughout this and adjoining counties
will rejoice to learn Of his restoration to
a sound mind and bodily health.
A bazaar and church fair will be held
at olga five days next week, beginning
on the 10th and closing on the 18th
when pleasant timeis promised all who
attend, and is hoped will prove a pro-
fitable event for the church, for the bene
fit OF which it is being held. Two voting
contests have been arranged and in each
case pure gold ring will be the award
The contestants being Miss Laral an6
Mary Lepine in one case and Miss Laure
BONN and Miss. l.. d. Perron in thu
other. All parties reside at Olga.
John l.. Davis, we'll known former
resident of Cavalier county, who has
spent several years in travel from ont
end OF the United States to the other
but has recently made his home at Crane
Forks. started last week for the North
western Territories, with Edmonton a.
, his objective point for the present. From
i there he hopes to journey overland tt
the Peace River country in Alaska anc
intends in the near future to reach his
destination at the gold diggings in thu
klondyke country. DAVIS is man o
determination and will succeed in thu
venture if any one can. He has with
him besides his outfit, all of the latest
maps and information bearing on the
country through which Ire has to travel
He has promised US letters from different
points on bis road north.