Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-03-04

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the Columbia hotel.
Mrs. P. Foshay is spending the weel
with friends at Fargo.
J. Kelland has the typhoid fever but il
now thought to be out of danger.
Frank Delling was among the Milto.
business hustlers in to vn Tuesday.
Co. Com'r Weir is among the many
tax payers here doing jury duty THU
week. .
Samuel Prescott, Of Olga, is the heavy
weight OF the petit jury this term o
court.
A Schulke has been laid up during tn
past week by the prevailing epidemic o
la grippe.
Frank Weatherbee, one OF the oldest
travelling men who visit this section, die
the town Monday. $685..
Rob't. Work looks as natural as life III
the auditors officesince taking charge o
affairs Monday morning.
j. B. ChaIe, the merchant prince o.
Olga, attended the meeting OF the direc
tors of the First National bank Monday
Malcolm Morrison and wife have NOV
ed into the house lately occupied by
Arthur plummer on the north end O.
Fourth street. .....
Sam Richie, OF St. Thomas, visited III
the city few days with his friend, Al
Currie. He goes from here to visit friends
at his old home in Ontario.
George Mckenzie, OF Spokane, Wash.
who has spent some days in the city
visiting his parents and sisters, left on
Tuesdays train for his home in the west
Don't miss this opportunity to get
your feather beds and pillows renovated.
VIM. Denckert will be at ]. j. Souch's
house two blocks west Of the Columbia
Hotel.
Millions Oldest citizen, John Stewart,
died last week. He was born in Ireland,
Nov. 18th 1898, and would have been a
centenarian had he lived two years
longer.
Postmaster Kyle writes us from his
new P. O. at Cypress that he is now open
for business and sends al list of DEMOCRAT
readers who desire their address changed
to that Office.
We have bought car load of barbed
wire and nails for spring delivery. They
will be sold at cash prices. A genuin
bargain for spot cash. Look us up be-
fore you build, Elford Bros.
Get your feather beds and pillows re-
novated while you have an opportunity.
VIM. Denckert is ut j. j. Souchs house,
two blocks west OF the Columbia Hotel
and will give satisfaction.
T. V. Copeland. OF Tacoma, Wash, is
a new subscriber OF the great family
journal. "Till" is an old-time artist OF
the cart preservative" and well known
to the pioneers Of Cavalier county.
A lecture entitled "Seven Days in the
Wonderland OF America, or Camping in
the Yellowstone Park" will be given by
Rev. Clifford at the NJ. E. church next
Friday evening. He is highly re
commended by the press and pulpit o
the state.
It is reported that Conductor Jimmy
Kinney, who was mixed up in the snow
plow wreck here last week has been
cleared OF all responsibility by the Great
Northern officials and will resume his re
gular run. This is good news TO his
many friends here.
The most important social event O
last week was the party rendered Mr.
and Mrs. Is. r. Click by a few friends las
Friday evening at the Columbia on tn
occasion of their crystal wedding. The!
were the recipients OF very handsom
set of cut glass fruit dishes.
Anthony He'll and Miss Minnie kins
man, OF Mt. Carmel were married at TIL
St. Alphonsus church Tuesday mornin,
by Father Pouliot. Tire happy young
couple returned in the afternoon ant
were received at the home OF the bride
parents by large company OF friends
Dancing was leading feature OF tn
program until early morn.
Parties looking for bargains in blood
ed and high grade horses and stoc
should bear in mind the auction sale c
d. ID. Gordon's Shorthorn cattle an
and Perclleron horses next Wednesday
March 10th. 1t will he the largest on
best lot ever knocked down under tn
hammer. =. McHugh, the well know
auctioneer, will use his persuasive eloqr
ence on the occasion.