Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-12-29

Boyd sslls .Onr vounhsr' -four, the
|.best on the market.
Frank a. Wrightson was up from
Easily Friday Interested in court matters
Editor Shepard was incapicated from
attending court here th,s week by
sickness.
Miss Mcmillan returned Tuesday from
Hannah where she spent the holidays
with friends.
Mrs. M. Morrison apd baby have been
spending part Of Christmas week with
friends at Dresden.
E. A. Farrell and family are entertain.
ing party of friends and relatives from
Park River this week.
Tony Habbermann the new restaurant
man, is around after being laid up with
poor eyesight several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Clarke welcomed
the arrival of baby daughter at their
home on Christmas morning.
Lauchlin McNiven, the Hannah black
smith came down the line to eat Christ
mas turkey with Langdon relatives.
T. Torgerson's three year old son died
last Friday after short illness of brain
fever The funeral occurred Monday.
D. Mclean and family are Christmas
ing with Harvey Centre relatives. They
came down from Hannah last Thursday.
Miss Lilly O'Brien, who is attending
the ST.. Boniface seminary at Winnipeg,
came nome Friday to spend the Christ
mas holidays.
Louis Fischer came in from Mt. Carmel
yesterday and took the south train to
spend the balance of the holidays with
Ontario friends.
Reekie, the Wales hetelman. is in the
city to-day bidding good by to his sister,
Mise Reekie, vino is leaving for her home
at sunderland, OnG.
H. D. ALERT spent day or two in
Grand Forks this week looking after the
wind-up of the grand lodge K. of P.
business for the present year.
Buy "Our Voucher" and "Family
Patent" -four, the celebrated brands
made by the Milton Milling Co. For
sale only at J. B. Boyd's store.
The families of John and Joseph Nc
Neill, two of Olga townships old time
and well-to do farmers, have moved INTO
Osnabrock for the winter months.
FoR SAhE.-A fine f rm 160 acre farm,
partly improved, four miles north of Ores
den. Will sell on time, cash preferred.
Jonathan Howell, Hyde Park, N. D. 23*
Jas. G.. Dickson a d Wheatbuyer
Perry are two more who stand self-ac-
cused of trying to "freeze-out" the barber
business by allowing whiskers to grow
on their chin.
G. A. Smith There is no change in
the ownership Of my livery business at
Oenabrock. Had deal partly completed
for its sale to Luke D. Sweetman, but it
still belongs to me.
N. Yost and wife of Beaulieu, have
gone to California for the remaining
winter months. Nick first settled on the
mountain in 81 and has always had a
big crop of No. Hard.
Langdon four students at the state
university, Roy Jackson and Misses
Ora wford, Morgan and Jackson, cane
came up from Grand Forks on Friday TO
spend the ten days vacation.
Judge Dorval and E. A. McCay gather
ed together a good sized sleigh load
Monday evening to take in the dance
and banquet given by the Catholic
Forester lodge at Dresden that evening.
Walter o. Gould, Of the ALERT & Co.,
drugstore left Tuesday for round of
visits east, his destination being Rock
ford. ILL.,, where he will spend month
resting up after the holiday rush OF
| trade.
VIM. Baltour who few years ago
was a Langdon boy, but has eince got
married and settled down to farming
near HanDah, was here Tuesday and
generously remem bered the DEMOCRAT
before returning home.
Hon H. T. Helgeson, the republican
statesman at Milton, it is understood
will be one of the manae erial politicians
in the camp of Congressman johnson
when time is called in the U. S. senate
fight at Bismarck this winter.
John Mahon: A petition containing
upwards a thousand signatures asking
for the amendment of the divorce law
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