Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-10-21

John Currie, who has been quite sick
is much improved.
Below Zero-The prices on heating
stoves at Dedrick's.
DR.. Della p. Jameson was an Osna-
brock visitor between trains Monday.
W.T.. Reilly, the Northwestern hotel
man, was visitor from Milton on Mon
day.
r. G. AcAllan, optician from Chicago
visits Langdon this week stopping at
the Columbia.
ii. ]. Mathisen was down from Ores.
den Sunday to attend church and spend
the day in in town.
Jeweler Void, was putting in several
days establishing residence on his
fram west OF here this week.
N. Hayes, a rising young barristsr from
Toronto. Ont, is one of the recent &C.
QUESTIONS of the new end town.
d. B. Judd, representing the Mime
apolis journal. the leading daily of the
Twin Cities, was in the city Friday.
George A. Oles, popular tonsorial
from Killarney, Man., came over Sunday
and occupies chair in Weiland's shop.
Gunder Nelson the we'll known deputy
Sheriff and collector from Milton, spent
considerable of his time up here this week
E. C. Dedrick and ti,smith were at
Hannah several day this week doing the
steel work on the new freproof business
blocks.
Hon. M. II. Murphy was down from
Elkwood on Saturday but didn't have
time to get around and see over half his
friends in town.
A. N. Curre is holding down a posi-
ton as book keeper in the collection
department Of the w. J. Mooney State
BBnk at present.
Fred G. Smith lined up his big sample
cases OF dry goods at the Columbia on
Friday and cracked a few Jokes while
filing up big line OF orders.
Judge Libby who holds the high Office
OF chief executive OF his home town, Park
River, was a guest OF the city Tuesday
while here between trains on business.
Jno. T. Mcneil, that vell-to-do grain
and stock farmer from Olga, was one OF
the many that showed their appreciation
OF the DEMOCRAT by renewing his rub.
scription this week.
Mrs. C, E. Newton and son returned to
their home at Detroit, Mich, last week
after having spent month very pleas
antly in the city at the home of hel
sister, Mrs. j. D. McGruer.
Mrs B. R. Click entertained a number
OF lady friends at her home Wednesday
afternoon. A matinee tea, formed thu
attractive feature of the event, followed
in the evening with whist party in
which the gentlemen participated.
Rev. Austin was in the city Tuesday
on his way home to Hannah from St
Thomas, where the presbytery was in
session last week. He was accompanied
by Rev. AcKibbon OF Forest River, who
goes to Cartwright Man., to spend q
week with former friends.
Jos. ncGauvran, ST., father of Sheriff
McGauvran, was in the city Monday
from his home near Beaulieu. 1t was his
first visiting to the city this fall and
he tells OF fair average crop down ON
the first mountain, although the season
was not conducive to big yields in his
section Of the county.
Jas. S. Loynes returned home to spend
Sunday with his family inLangdon after
an absence OF over a week at Hannah
where he has force of fifteen carpenters
at work getting the end town comfort
ably fixed up for tho winter. He is
loud in his praise of the new town where
all the old Langdon boys are reported to
be doing a big business and having a
general good time.
Inc latest word from the nlmrOd camp
on the shores Of Lake Au Mort reports
some fine shooting number OF ducks
and geese. Charlie Chisholm at present
has the biggest string OF honkers to his
credit with r. Meiklejohn and j. E. Truax
giving him hot chase. dad" Reid If
the chaplain OF the camp and held the
gang well in line last Sunday. Lieut. II
Weiland rrlgns supreme in the culinary
department besides bringing down q
whole CARLOAD OF honkers. They expect
10 break camp early next week,
Don't buy your apples until you gel
Royd's prices. A cnrload on track next
week.