Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-11-18

mans ad it goes.
Com'r Henry Mclean was in the city
from Byron on Tuesday.
They all say they sell the cheapest, but
we sell cheaper than all. Dedrick.
Charlie Keenan, has joined the force of
clerks at Boyd's headquarters store.
Sleighs were on decn-or rather on
immersion the first time Saturday.
Before you make a farm loan see
Dickson Il Dickson and get their terms.
Jeweler Emil Nelson was here for q
few hours Monday renewing acquaint-
anees of years ago.
Miss Edith Dunford is at present fill
ing clerkship in Register Rylance Office
at the court house.
N. E. McGruer was confined to the
house this week with touch of the pre-.
valent epidemic of bad colds.
The First National Bank can furnish
loans of any amount on first real estate
mortgage for five years. Terms easy.
Sunday morning services at the Pres
byterian church will be conducted by
Rev. Breasted, of the Orphan Home at
Fargo.
Elford Bros, make speciality of fine
fur goods-nothing but the best. Call
and get your measure taken for made
to order fur coat.
Everybody who owns range or thinks
Of owning one should know what the best
ranges are like. Go to Dedrick's and
see their complete line.
Henry j. Golf Esq, the commissioner
elect from the Fifth District, was in
town awhile Monday in company with
Rob't Morrison, the widely known stock
farmer from Beaulieu.
Geof.. Green, the elongated young
giant from Park River, who measures
six foot six in his stocking feet. spent
part of last week up here.
Mrs. L. Fl. Patten, of Larimore, is
spending the week in the city at the
city at the home of her sister, Mrs T. E..
Pierce and inspecting the the little ne
phew that arrived at TOMS home on
Wednesday of last week.
Our local Militia boys of Co. E. are
making elaborate preparations for their
annual ball. In taking this step it 1s
hoped that new life will be infused into
Company. Whether the event will take
place at New Years or on Washington's
birth lay is not settle yet.
On Tuesday forenoon at ten o'clock
the wedding of Miss Annie Deneen and
Mr.. Robert F. Bryson took place in this
this city the ceremony being performed
by Rev. Pouliot. The bride was attend
ed by her sister Miss Maggie Deneen and
the groom was ably supported by VIM.
Welsh in the capacity of best man. A
wedding dinner and was served later at
the home of the BRIDE. The happy
couple have settled down to housekeep-
ing on Mr.. Bryson's farm near town..
Bishop Morrison, of the Episcopal
church, was distinguished visitor to
our city yesterday. The reverend
gentleman came from Duluth, but has
spent the past week at Fargo, presiding
over the annual gathering of the Episco-
pal clergy of this state. Since the re-
moval of the Bishop Walker to Western
New York, the bishopric of North Da-
kota has been vacant and under the
temporary change of Bishop Morrison.
There are several families here members
of the Episcopal church and it is the.
desire Of the bishop to have the parishes
of Park River, Milton and Langdon
place under the charge OF a resident
clergyman.
Jimmy, the twelve year old boy of
Frank Boyd, who lives on Cashier Hold
gins farm, adjoining the city, came near
dying from the injuries and exposure he
experienced Wednesday night Of last
week. It was after dark when he LETT the
house to bring in several young colts
from the pasture field and his mission
was half completed when in the darkness
he received kick from one of the colts
which stunned him. H , lay there uncon-
scious until daylight next morning when
he was found by his folks, his face, hands
and feet being badly frozen. A search had
been made the night before but owing to
the darkness and the boys inability to
to let the searching party know of his
exact whereabouts he remained undis-
covered. He is a pretty sick boy but his
complete rgus VSy iBuitimstsly luoksu for