Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-09-08

Banker Gerding was Dresden visitor
in the city Saturday.
Final proof and general land business
at B. Erickson's land Office.
Mrs. H. D. Parsons was down at Park
River over Sunday on visit with friends
A daughter arrived at the home of AL.
bert Schill and wife of Ambro on Friday
OF last week.
The family of j. f. Ramage are NOV
ing into their new house west of the
driving park this week.
Mrs. Chas. Chisholm and little daugh.
ter, Edna, left yesterday for months
visit with Minnesota friends.
Mrs. G. Orion returned Saturday from
Manitou, where she visited at the home
of her brother for about ten days.
Heavy work horses for sale at D. H
McMillan's. Perfectly young and sound
and fit to put into the harvest field.
Cashier o. E. Thompson and r. T.
Burke celebrated Labor Day by cunning
for ducks and chickens at Rosa Lake.
The friends of Mrs. H. E. Birtch will
be pleased to know that she is GONZALES.
cent after her severe illness Of last week
F! Mrs. T. E. Burke spent a part Of the
week at Dresden visiting her sister, Mrs
H. j. Mathison.
Mrs. Robt. Beard returned Monday
from Inkster where she has been visiting
her sister few weeks.
H. A. Fisher got back Saturday from
a round of visits over tie state in the in
terest of the Cargill Elevator &c.
Rev. Pouliot visited at Grand Forks
this week and negotiated for the pur-
chase of fixtures for his new residence.
Mrs. H. B. Doughty reached home
yesterday from Hannah, where she visited
her sister, Mrs. A. B. Thompson, for two
weeks.
Miss Lille O'Brien took Mondays
train for Winnipeg where she re-enters
St. Mary's Academy for the fall and win
ter term.
Mrs. P. McHugh and the three young
est members of her family are home from
a months outing spent at Omaha and in
the Twin Cities.
Mrs. Duncan Stewart is having a new
house built on her farm west Of town.
The work is being done by P. S.
Schwartz, the Dresden contractor.
Rev. T. H. Robertson drove over to
Manitou this week returning Tuesday
with his mother and sister, Miss Mar
garet, who will visit here few weeks.
Willie Farrell recovered from his weeks
confinement to bed with an abscess on
his leg in time to take his place in the
class room when school opened Tuesday.
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.
Mrs. L. S. Dose, nee Miss Susie
Hooey, arrived Tuesday with her little
daughter from Park River, for a short
visit with friends and relatives at the old
home in this county.
Miss Veda Oke, teacher Of the primary
department of the Langdon schools, re-
turned Saturday from Pilot Mound,
Man., where she spent the summer vaca-
tion at the home of her parents.
A. P. Riggs, one of the early settlers of
Montrose, now a resident of Brainerd,
Mimi, was in the city Monday. The
crop on his farm in the south-end of the
county this year he reports as being IN
usually heavy.
Sister Martha, sister of L. B. Han
key, who has charge of the younger pu-
pills attending the St. Urslme academy
at Grand Forks. returned on Mondays
tram, having spent a portion of the sum-
mer vacation with her mother west of
town.
Prof. Thos. Sheehan, the popular prin-
cipal of Langdon's public schools has
compiled course of study which covers
ten years work in the school room. The
course has been adopted by the board
and the studies will be taken up in the
order laid down this term. The work is
one of great value in the school room and
will result in grading the school etfec.
lively and make improper promotion i'm
possible, besides giving the children an
object toward which to work year by
year. Prof. Sheehan deserves great credit.
dit.
Mondays train brought home Ike Cle-
ment, another Langdon boy who left here
last May with dozen others, to join
Capt. Gregorys troop Of North Dakota
rough riders. He comes home from
Camp Thomas on sick leave, and has lost
fifty pounds in weight while lying in the
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