Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-07-21

Final PROOF loaus can be obtsinsd from
B. Erickson.
Joe Kelly was visitor among Osna-
brock and Milton friends Sunday.
I Last'Sunday the Presbyterian Sunday
school resumed its afternoon hour of
service.
New sidewalk has been laid this week
in front of Col. Wentworth's elegant new
home on Spruce street.
Rev. Manson came in on Tuesdays
train from Grand Forks and is visiting
the Sunday schools of this county.
To RnNr-A house for store or private
use. Has been occupied as barber shop.
Inquire of j. Gerding, Dresden, N. D.
CA. Smith, the rustling and WIDE
awake cattle-buyer had everything his
own way on the local market here Satur-
day.
Don't forget that the Misses Mosher
and Mcdonald are conducting a series of
interesting services at the Baptist church
this week.
Landlord W akeford of the Palace went
down to Olga on Sunday to look after his
farming interests and spend the day with
old acquaintance.
VIM. Short, an attorney from Edmon-
ton, N. w. T., was here this week look
ing after the affairs of client who holds
landed interests over here.
ALI King, Of the dry goods department
of the Boyd:& Davis store at Hannah,
came down with Mrs. King and family
on Monday for weeks visit with the
Griersons.
Rev. S. F. Beer and wife returned
Monday from visit to the Chautauqua
and among old friends over at Churches
Ferry, where some years ago he officiated
as resident pastor.
A. L. Perry and family arrived home
Sunday from week at Rock Lake, Man.,
where, barring the annoyance of mosqui'
toes, the pleasures of boating and fishing
we're much enjoyed.
Miss Mamie Milne, Cavalier county
school marin at present engaged in teach
ing the north Beaulieu school, contem-
plates starting class in the Delsarte
methods of physical culture at Walhalla.
Episcopal services will be held here
Thursday evening OF next week at eight
O'Clock by Archdeason Appleby. At
another service held at eight o'clock Fri
day morning there will be celebration
of the holy communion.
Mrs. G. w. Clarke received by yester-
days mail, letter from her brother
Serg't Frank Ross, announcing the safe
arrival of their ship at Hawaii on their
voyage to the Philippine Islands. The
voyage thus far had been without Incl
dent.
An interesting series ofspecial services
are in progress at the Baptist church
this week, being conducted by the Misses
Mosher and Mcdonald, whose regular
work lies among the poor of Chicago.
1t is quite likely that the services will
continue another week.
Rev. T. 81. Robertson will conduct
services next Sunday at Elkwood at 2:45
p. M, and ir this city in the evening at
o'clock. The following Sunday he will
preach at Rosa Lake at HOO a. M, a.
Dresden at 3 p. M, and in this city in
the evening. Services will alternate in
the above order during the remainder of
the summer and fall months.
On Tuesday forenoon Rev. Pouliot
drove out to the Catholic church at Mt.
Carmel and oficiated at one of the pref
tiest double weddings ever witnessed in
that settlement. The contracting parties
were Wendell He'll and Miss Amelia
Hill, the brother of the groom, Andrew
He'll and Miss Catharine Druar being the
second couple in this happy affair. At
the close of the services at the church
the young couples and their friends re-
paired to the home of the He'll family
where dancing and feasting, for the re-
mainder of the day, left the event one to
be long remembered.
The following is an extract from the
London, (Ont.) Times, of the 9th inst !,
and demonstrates the profound sympa-
thy expressed by the community of that
place in the loss sustained by Rev. FIR.
Barcelo, their parish priest, in the death
of his sisters, Misses Laura and Rene
3arcelo, who were also sisters of George
Barcelo, of this city, and we're among the
five hundred passengers whose lives were
lost on the morning of July 4th aboard
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