Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-11-25

Thanksgiving services were conducted
this forenoon at the Presbyterian church.
You can negotiate your farm loan on
reasonable terms with Dickson &
Dickson.
Attorney w. j. Thompson was among
the Miltouites in town onday transact
ing business.
Will Reilly, was up from his Milton
hotel Tuesday looking after business
here at the county seat.
Call at the First National Bank If you
want to make a farm loan. Plenty Of
money to loan at low rates.
Walter Sandison hold down the job Of
second man at the National Elevator
along with Wheatbuyer 7. E. Pierce.
BILLY" Monroe returned Saturday
from an extended collection tour in the
interest of the Champian harvester folks.
Rev W. B. Breasted realized upwards
$50 in Lsngdon and vicinity last Sunday
for the homeless children O: North
Dakota.
DR.. Smith got back Saturday from the
Forks where he underwent the treatment
of DR.. Quarrie for his injured optic with
beneficial results.
Oliver Marriott, of the popular restau.
rant, presided over by Marriott Bros,
took Saturdays train for the south and
will enjoy the winter at his former home
il, sunny Kansas.
John Conner, who has numbered
among the fever patients, does not show
the improvement in his condition that
his friends had hoped for. Heis past the
critical stage of the fever, however.
The old saying is, "the early bird
catches the worm," and it is the same
with you. Hyou want to get up early
get one of the famous Gilbert alarm
clocks for sale by A. o. Void the jeweler.
Yesterday forenoon occurred the funer-
al of the - year old son of Frank Boyd.
The particulars of the sad accident that
befell him being related in our last issue.
He died at late hour Monday night
after an illness lasting ten days.
Mrs. w. j. Birmingham, whose illness
was reported last week, lies in critical
condition at her home on Fourth street.
The case is delicate one but the attend
ing physicians still entertain hopes of
her recovery.
Attorney Richardson organized new
primary and advanced classes in vocal
music Tuesday evening and a surprise
in the way of concert by the pupils Of
his singing classes may be safely looked
for during the winter.
Another happy man in Cavalier county
is John Sanberg. whose farm lies north
of town. The arrival of a ten pound boy
Monday gives great cause for Thanks
giving in his home circle. DR.. Gibson
was the attending physician.
Robt Beard goes away this week to
Colorado. He takes the trip in hopes
of restoring his poor health. He will
probably makeDenver the point Of desti-
nation, for awhile at least. A pleasant
visit and complete recovery is hoped by
all with his return in the early spring.
Elders Crowthers and Neeland. the
two Seventh Day Advent evangelists
that conducted services here this summer
are at Fargo now gathered with fifty
other members of that denomination te
hold their semi annual meeting. Despit.
the cold weather the delegates persist ir
taking their meals in big tent on the
church grounds.
Tuesday the marriage ceremony uniting
Mr.. Edward Segar and Miss Augusts
Ruth was performed by T. H. Robestsop
the Baptist pastor of this city. at thu
home of the brides parents at Stilwell
The young couple will take up thei
residence for the winter at Popular
Grove and in the spring will move te
their permanent home on the groom 6
farm at Stilwell.
The announcement that Miss 4. M
Seine, the lady teacher Of all the latest
dances, will return to our city next Sat
urday brings with it ray Of sunshine
that effectually dispells the gloom that
has of late cast itself as cloud arounc
our Langdon society dancers. The adj
ditional announcement that Miss Seine
will make this city her home for some
time while instructiug classes here and
at Larimore and Park River is heralded
with delight and it goes without saying
that her stay here will leave lasting i'm
preston on lovers Of the two-step.
ALERT buys ana sells farms.