Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-07-28
Farm loans at B. Ericksons.

Farm loans at B. Ericksons.
A grand lodge L. o. L. was organized
at Milton last Monday.
Go to F. W. Mclean for final proofs
and general land business.
Mrs. A. F. Gardner visited part of
last week with Osnabrock relatives.
F. w. Mclean visited both Milton and
Hannah this week to take final proof
testimony.
Dentist Smith was looking after his
patients up the line at Dresden and Han
nah this week.
State Attorney Dlckson's new home
upon the hill is receiving it's finishing
touches this week.
I. Dawson has been visiting Langdon
friends the past week while resting up
after his recent severe illness.
Tom Tough is among those from here
who intend to take in the Pembina coun-
ty fair at Hamilton next week.
Miss Lulu Hodgins returned Monday
from her Minnesota trip in time to join
the family on their Rock Lake outing.
Jno. Mahon and family will leave Mon
day for Hamilton, where they will take
in the sights at the Pembina county fair.
T.E. Burke and H. J. Mathisen with
their families returned last Thursday
from their ten days visit over at Devils
Lake.
Mis-. G. w. Holmes spent part of last
week at Walhalla with her husband, re.
turning home again Friday with the Hol-
land party.
| Collector McConnachie, the customs
official at Elkwood drove his folks IN
Friday and started them aboard the train
for a months visit with Inkster friends.
Walt Gould is taking care of things at
the H. D. ALERT & Co. drug store this
week while Druggist Burke enjoys va
crtion with old friends in PembiDa
county.
Miss Annie Mooney arrives in the city
this week from her home at Watertown
Wis, and will spend the remainder of the
summer in this city with her brother
Judge Mooney.
Jas. Mcintosh will be Harvey Centre
representative at the Hamilton fair next
week. In the old territorial days jim
was one of the big crop raisers in thai
part of Pembina county.
Hon. M. H. Murphy went across tt
the grand lodge K. of P. session at Dew
lis Lake last week with the Langdo1
delegation. Renewing old friendship
and discussing future political mix-ups.
Mrs. D. M. Brogan, sister of Mes
danes Burke and Flumerfelt, and whose
home Is at Skagqua, Alaska, is here for I
short visit, coming over from Devils LAX
last week. Her husband is in the hote
business at Skagqua.
Tuesday of last week, the 10Th inst
John Konanz, of Langdon township, wa
married at Gretna, Man. to Miss Mar.
Holt. The ceremony was performed b,
Rev. Fir. Wudlinger at the brides home
The happy couple returned to their Ca
Waller county home the following day.
Friday afternoon of last week Mrs
| Emeline L. Fultz, one of the old tim
, residents of the Mona settlement, mad
, final proof on her homestead in Judg
| DorvaPs Office at the court house. Mrs
Fultz although rs years Of age, is fres
looking little Yankee lady coming her
l in the early days from St. Louis county
J, New York and is today unusually smar
and bright for one who has pioneered
in the west nearly half century.
;. We publish this week the last of a
j, interesting series of letters from Re-
G Dougan, who, it is expected will reac
: New York tomorrow on his return frol
a q two months vacation spent on the BI1
q ish Isles. He tells of seeing many of tt
i old country friends and relatives of men
n bers of his congregation here. On h
n return he is being accompanied by b
= niece, Miss Jackson, and suitable r
il ception is being arranged by the youn
v people of the Christian Endeavor for tt
/. welcoming of their pastor on his safe r.
h turn, which will likely occur IN about te
days.