Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-02-17
The club give their fortnightly dance

this svening.
Lots Of money to loan on first mort
cages at Dickson & Dickson's.
Make or renew your farm loan with
w. F. Winter. He can save you money.
Jewler Mccormack was visiting among
the Langdon colony up at Hannah last
Sunday.
Pure and unadulteratei Wheat germs
and Graham flour can be bought OF H.
o. Bjornerud. $3.50
M. H. Murphy, the commodore of the
U. s. Custams port at Elkwood, was
down from the north Monday.
D. H. Mcmillan had carpenter busy last
week making big line of improvements
in his machinery Offices and depot.
I. Dawson is thinking quite seriously
of going to the Klondike and may join
Pat Shelp, who leaves here in April.
Andy johnson, formerly in the hotel
business here, but recently Grafton
citizen, lis talking Of going to the Klondike
Try sack of ."Lllly of the Valleys
-four. Sold only by H. o. Bjornerud
and guaranteed to be the best on the
market.
George Houston is the new proprietor
of the q. S. Coffee House, having bought
out Frank Brady, the popular restau-
ranter this week.
| 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.
| Among the list of old soldiers of North
Dakota, who have recently been granted
pension appears the name of Alder
man Orion, of this city.
Wn Hutton, one of,,the old pioneers
out Mona way, has had hard struggle
with typhoid, but is reported improving
under medical treatment
Jerry Kelland was down from the end
town Friday and says that he expects to
be on deck here again in the spring to
tane hand in the building boom.
The lawn tennis season was to have
opened Monday-a game of singles hav-
ing been arranged between Frank Ross
and Attorney Monet but it showed.
P. McHugh leaves Minneapolis this
week for stay of about month at the
baths of McClements, Mich. Mrs. Nc
Hugh will accompany him on the trip.
Mrs. E. j. Blakely has been in the
western part of the county the past few
weeks looking after her real estate inter
ests, which require attention occasionally
Julius Puschinsky is as proud as a
peacock now -a-days. He has bran
new girl at his home which arrived last
Thursday.
Attorney F. w. Mclean received a
visit this week from his brothor, John. of
Bathgate, who intends joining the colony
of Alaskan gold hunters that leave there
on the Goth.
Miss j. M Alme, who is travelling
saleswoman for St. Louis firm, was here
Saturday taking orders for lubricating
oils by the barrel of our hardware and
machinery dealers.
M. A. Fitzpatrick has decided to re-
tire from the restaurant and boarding
house business He will occupy the
residence owned by the DR.. E. l. Dono-
van on Fourth street.
On Saturday "old glory" decorated
the front of J.. B. Boyds double store in
honor to the memory of "Honest Old
Abe Lincoln" it being the anniversary of
his birth eighty-fve years ago.
George Plain is down at Milton this
week, leaving here Monday. He goes to
look after the business of the Milton I'm
plement Co., for two weeks while his
brother is away to the Twin Cites.
Charles Hunter returned on Saturday
from trip to the cities, buying goods
for the spring trade at the Langdon Mer-
camille Co.'S store. While away he visited
couple of weeks with his folks down in
Southern Minnesota.
John Mahon returns this week from
the east having been down as far as st.
Louis, Mo. The car loads of lumber
that have been unloaded in his yards
lately indicate that he combined a
whole lot Of business with his pleasure
trip.
The appointments of Pastor Dougan,
of the Presbyterian church, next Sunday
will be taken by Rev. A. G. Manson, OF
Grand Forks. Mr.. Dougan will accom-
pany Elder Thos Stevenson to his APP
polntments at Beaulieu and Mclean and
hold communion services.
A postal to Langdon friend received
from Morris Orton, dated from Seattle
says: Have just arrived only here
an hour before we met Red Kelly. OF
course he's headed for Klondike and e K
| meets TO sail for Juneau with us tOmOr-