Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-02-03

Money to loan on final proof. B,
Erickson.
For qualified veterinary surgeon cal
DR.. Sheppard.
When you need any job printing cal
on the DEMOCRAT.
Go to +. w. Mclean for final proofs
and general land business.
Will Balfour was down from Byron
several days visiting friends in town.
Go to w. F. Winter for your loans on
real estate. Rates and terms reasonable
All Currie is afflicted with Klondicitis
in mild form-it may develop more
seriously later on.
w. F. Gushing visited acquaintance
at Crookston few days last week return
ing home Monday.
Landlord Cramond started in the first
of the month with handsome new hotel
register for the Columbia. ......
Miss Fanny Hazelitt arrived Tuesday
from Cypress on visit with the family
of Jas. S. Loynes, of this city.
Mrs. Henry Bidlake of Osnabrock, was
in the city several days of last week a
guest at the home of Robt. Fleming
DR.. J. N. Sheppard made profession.
al trip to Hannah on Monday-hereafte1
he will visit that town at stated intervals
r. H. Townsend, visited the city this
week gathering data for the forth
coming edition of Folks Northw estern
| Gazetteer.
Buy LILLY of the Valley" and Bakers
Loaf next time you need a sack of flour.
It has the highest recommendations and is
sold by H. O. Bjornerud.
Joe Crawford isn't going to the Klon-
dixie but is going out of business and
will close out his entire stock of goods at
wholesale prices to realize cash at once
w. E. Davis, the jolly prune purveyo1
from Grand Forks, and whose journals.
tic inclinations are known and admired
all around the state, was here again Mon.
day.
Mrs. F. S. Smith this week received a
handsome parlor piano from Hops
music house at Grand Forks, an unex-
pected and appreciated present from her
husband.
F. E. Wagner, state supreme comman-
der of the Macabees order is in town this
week inspecting the progress made by
the new lodges established in this city
and at Mt Carmel.
W. j. Mooney is enjoying home life
with his folks down at WATERFOWL, Wis,
leaving here the middle of last week.
From there he will take a trip east, re-
turning to the city early in March.
Henry Bidlake, who numbers among
| Osnabrock's solid merchants, was bust
ness visitor Monday. He expects his
brother COL John, home from his four
years governmental service in South
| America in a few days.
Rev. Pouliot has been under the
doctors care the past week and as a re-
suit no services we're held at the Mt. Car
mel church Sunday. He is much better
now and hopes to fill his appointment
there the coming Sabbath.
H. A. Birtch is laid up with fractured
skull, and very narrowly escaped fatal
injuries one evening last week while en-
gagged in playing hockey at the ice rink.
Both his head and neck were badly in
iured, but he is improving nicely now.
DR.. Semple was down at Park River
a day last week for a farewell visit
with his old class mate, DR.. J. Windell
who takes years leave of absence from
his practice to visit the gold fields Of
Alaska in company with a party of Fargo
friends.
4 letter from Prof M. G. Whitney in
forms us that he has moved to Cam bridge
Mimi, the school he has charge of there
is d large one. Cambridge being county
seat town. He still likes to keep in.
formed as to the happenings, in and
around Langdon.
Monday evening surprise party is re-
ported to have been sprung on John T
McNeill, the ig-hearted heavy weight
farmer of Olga. John had to fly around
in great shape when the boys and girls
arrived. but with the help of the ladies
soon had everybody settled. Coffee ano
sandwiches were served while music
was furnished by the Hamilton Bros
All report good time and John is anx
ious to repeat the experience.
Borrow money on your farm
from H. ID. ALERT.