Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-11-17

81. j. Methisen, the Dresden business
magnate was sojourner here Friday.
John T. McNeill, the huetIing buyer Of
grain on track at Osnabrock was IN town
Tuesday.
Mrs. M. L. Sullivan returned last week
from pleasant visit with her folks at
Devils Lake.
In. Adams sold line of wagons and
sleighs to the local farm machinery deal
ers here Tuesday. - :
Mrs. H. u. Parsons went to Edinburgh
on Tuesday afternoons train for few
days visit with relatives.
T. e. Burke went north on Tuesdays
train on campaigning tour for the North
western Mutual, of Milwaukee.
VIM. Thompson was here from Milton
a few days this week making big hustle
in his canvass for subscription books.
A. s. Burrows was here again this
we selling more farms for the Grand
Forks land agency that he represents.
John McBrides run for the treasurer
ship, although not successful. shows his
strength and popularity throughout the
county.
Shepard, of the Moon, was down from
Hannah a part of the week extending the
glad hand to county seat republicans
and others.
Auditor Work spent Tuesday at Milton,
edit ng the delinquent tax list which is
being published in Editor Mccarthy
paper this year.
Sister Eulil1a, of the Convent Of the
Sacred Heart at St. Paul, solicited con-
tributiops here this week for the Catholic
hospital at Jamestown.
It is reported from Grey that one voter
marked his ballot for McDougall and
passed all the rest up like white chip
hence Jimmy's phenomenal rum
Jno. Mcleod last week moved with
his family into his city residence. near
the school house. He expects to rent his
Rosa Lake farm the coming season.
James Fleming, of Rush LAX, who re-
ceived the biggest majority for county
justice, was down from Hannah yester
day receiving congratulations on all sides.
John B. Beauchamp was in from Olga
last Tue day and stated that his new
business block is nearly ready for occu-
pancy. They expect to move in next
week.
Hon P. J. McCumber who spoke here
from the republican point of view during
the late campaign, fell 81 votes short of
being elected states attorney down in
Ricbland county.
Donald MCLAUGHLIN, ST.. drove across
to Cypress River, Man., last week for
short visit with friends. He will later
take mid winter trip to old familiar
scenes at Brussels, Ont
The news of the election of our old
friend Attorney Jas. V. Brooke as states
attorney of Towner county is hailed with
delight OF. all sides. The rest of the
offices in that county went to the repub-
licans in a bunch.
The offices of ALERT & Winter and
Truax & Mclean in the new brick block
hav been further ornamented the past
week with new safes. Both firms now
have handsome quarters of which they
can justly feel proud.
City Justice Barcelo's monthly report
at the councils meeting on Monday even
ing showed that only seven arrests for
drunkenness had been made in October
A highly satisfactory showing for the good
order preserved in the city by Chief of
Police McDermott, during the fall thresh-
ing season.
States Attorney Dickson and brother,
Attorney Rob't Dickson are now located
in their new offices on the second floor Of
the ALERT Winter block, which are much
larger and more comfortable than their
IOEulGE UclS. Od5s ". hlCAoCus WIZ
has charge of the loan and collection
business of the firm, IS expected home
from his visit to Detroit, Michigan, next
week
Jas. Phillips, of Cypress township was
married in this city yesterday forenoon
by Rev. Thos. Dougan, to Miss Fannie
Jerrett. who recently arrived from Lon
don, England and has been visiting her
brother III the western part of the county.
The groom is one of the successful early
settlers of western Cavalier and has a
wide circle of acquaintance who join in
congrat,llating HIM on the event.
One of the errors in our tabulated
staten emit of the vote as published last
week, that we have corrected and wish
TO call attention to is the placing of
Senator Plains Osnabrock vote in Laid
laws column and vice versa. The vote
as cast at Osnabrock for state senator
was, Plain 81. Laidlaw 81. This ex-
PLANTATION is due both in Justice to Mr..