Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25

gun in town Saturday.
Communion service at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning.
Final proof and general land business
at B. Erickson's land office.
| Jos. Little was another Hannah repre-.
sentative down greeting old friends here
Monday.
Mrs. Afford, a sister OF III. D. Parsons
arrived last week from Chicago for two
weeks visit
Mrs. j. N. Sheppard returned Satur-
day from Park River where she spent a
week with her family.
j. B. Robinson and family are Bath
gate visitors at the Mahon home this
week, arriving on Monday.
Fred Mclean is the happy possessor
of new bird gun this season with which
he will make the feathers fly.
Heavy work horses for sale at D. H.
McMillan's. Perfectly young and sound
and fit to put into the harvest field.
Miss Lena Holton returned Monday to
her home at Larimore after a months
visit in this city with her sister, Mrs. T.
E. Pierce.
Miss Mamie Milne came down from
Byron on Monday for short visit with
her brother, Cashier Milne of the Citizens
State Bank.
It is understood that some Of VIM.
Stevenson's friends are trying to induce
him to seek the republican nomination
for registered deeds.
Attorney Archie Bangs arrived Tues
day with dog and gun to spend week
hunting with Clerk Truax and other
Langdon acquaintance.
Saul Pion from Olga sends word Of the
arrival of a twelve pound boy on the 18th
inst. The event will be noted with
pleasure by his Langdon friends.
Rev. Thos. Dougan has as fine crop
of grain as is to be found within several
miles Of town which is very pleasing to
his many friends in and around Langdon.
Tom Cavers came in from the south
yesterday and will take the contract of
completing the masonary work on the
Clarke building on the east side of Third
street.
For SALE-An Edison projectoscope
and photograph. All new and in good
order and will be sacrificed at half it's
actual value. For particulars apply at
this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Walker and family,
who have been spending the summer
with relatives and acquaintance in On
tario arrived home on Fridays train
from the south.
J. Duvall, for two years past resident
OF Langdon, is fitting up for an overland
trip to Sioux City, Ia, distance of near
ly 800 miles, which he expects to cover
in about two weeks.
MeHugh & Kelly have the shelf and
counter space in their clothing and fur.
nishing store taxed to its full limit this
week by big line of fall and winter
underwear just received.
Mrs. B. r. Click is holding "veranda
party" at her pleasant home on Fifth
street this evening and at which a large
gathering of Langdon's best people are
doubtless having q charming time.
r. H. James and T. H. Thompson, a
pair of we'll known sports from ST.
Thomas we're in the city yesterday Oh
their way to Rush Lake, where they join
q party of Necbe chicken hunters in camp
| G. w. Chase has received the appoint
ment of buyer at the new elevator, of the
Cargill Elevator Comply, which opens ur
at Dresden this season. He is son Of
IC L Chase, one of the oldest and most
popular residents CT that section.
MIR. and Mrs. R. Barley, have returned
to their home at Watertown, N. Y, after
pleasant visit of several weeks at The
home of Register Rylance in this city
They left Monday driving over to Mani
tou, Man., for short stay enroute home
Attorney John D. Stack, an old time
friend and acquaintance of Judge
Mooney, is up from Bathgate this week
for few days visit and hunt. He ii
accompanied by his mother Mrs. Stack
from Watertown, Wis, the old home O.
both the Mooney and Stack families.
Hon. George McHugh, brother O
our townsman ?. McHugh arrived in The
city Tuesday from Lindsay, Ont. for 6
few days visit and to view the manner O.
harvesting the big crops in this western
county, of which he has heard so mucl
but had never seen.
Attorney Monnet is having quite ,
little correspondence with Bathgate ten
mis- players at the present time and hope!
to arrange for series Of games of boil
, singles and doubles in which the Lang
r don players can draw conclusions at al
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