Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-02-10

Editor Mccarthy is a visitor in the
city today.
Go to w. F. Winter for your loans on
real estate. Rates and terms reasonable.
VIM. Simmons returnedSaturday after
an absence of several weeks in Eastern
Ontario.
Tom Heating is fever patient, but
under careful nursing is progressing
favorably.
Eph Marriott has been adding improve
ments to the interior of his popular res
taurant this week.
Trip to Klondlke and return only 25
cents, at Donovan's Hall on Wednesday
evening, Feb'y 18th.
Miss Bella Campbell has engaged to
teach Lyle school, i'll Dist. No. of Hope
township the coming summer.
Hiram Birtch is now able to walk
around town and would sell his hockey
stick cheap is he could find purchaser.
G. w. Holmes left yesterday for Chica-
CO. He will represent the Harvester
King Co., in this county during the COM
ing season.
Jos Crawford announces that he is 60
Ing out Of business and that the balance
of his stock of general merchandise goes
at wholesale prices.
Hornerite services have recently been
held at intervals id the NJ f. church and
they form something in the way of mild
diversion religiously.
Buy Lilly of the Valley" and Bakers
Loaf next time you need a sack of -four.
It has the highest recommendations and is
sold by H. o. Bjornerud.
Reiber & Lean will open their wall
paper and paint store room this spring in
Its old location, lately vacated by the
Marriott Bros, restaurant.
E. w. Gerkie's mother and brother ar
rived yesterday from Grand Forks to wit.
hess the auspicicus event that occurs at
the Palace Hotel this evening.
Services next Sunday IN the Presby-
terian church of this city at II a. M,
and at the Mclean school house at 2 p.
m. Rev. Thos Dougan, pastor.
DIR. f. S. Smith and wife entertained
a small party of friends last evening.
About score responded to the invitation
the occasion being greatly enjoyed by all.
A. Schulke has completed his visit to
the old home in Germany and started on
the homeward trip Tuesday. His arrival
here is hardly looked for earlier than
March LIST.
There appears to be something tangible
in the report that comes to us that Allan
Kenney, we'll known farmer of Hope
township starts for Alaska the 18th of
this month via Winnipeg.
Treuman Elliott and Jas. Lennox, two
young boys formerly we'll known in Cava-
lier county are reported to have turned
gold hunters and started for the Klon-
dixie over the Edmonton route.
JOS Crawford intends opening flour
and feed store next spring and is closing
out bis entire stock of general merchan-
disc at wholesale prices for cash. Now
is your opportunity to buy cheap.
I. F. johnson arrived in the city yes
terday to accept the position of phar-
macist in the NJ g McGruer's drug
store To many of our citizens, who re-
sided in Bathgate in the early days, Mr..
johnson is by no means stranger.
1t is currently reported that tod ay
Col. 0. G. Wentworth revokes his allegi
ance to the independent order of bach
elors. The event takes place at his old
home in Chicago. His friends here
await with impotence the opportunity to
extend congratulations.
Losr-On Saturday afternoon black
cocker spaniel dog, white spot on breast,
about ono year old has leather collar on
with brass lock and answers to uame Of
"Prince.' Is known 10 have followed
team out Of town. Reward will be given
for its return to this Office
John Robertson, former resident of
Harvey, though for several months past
a resident of Kennedy, Minn., where he
had charge Of the Independent elevator,
returned home last week. He expect to
fill similar position for the company
at one of its elevators in this county this
fall.
H. O. Bjornerud and W. II. Conn
start this week homeward bound from
their Californian trip. They have enjoy
ed fine scenery, but nothing good enough
to tempt them away from their old stamp
ing ground. The return trip will be
taken in easy stages and two weeks may
elapse before they again set foot in Lang