Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-01-13

Go to +. w. Mclean for final proofs
and general land business. 4
P. McHugh was a little on the sick list
this week, but nothing serious.
H. D. ALERT suffered considerably this
week from an attack of throat trouble.
Banker Prom was caller Monday
while up from Milton on business be-
tween trains.
Call at the First National Bank if you
want to make farm loan. Plenty OF
money to loan at low rates.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Plummer attended
the Plummer- Woods wedding out west
at Woodbridge yesterday.
Major Hendershott the drummer boy
of the Rappahannock, at the Donovan
Hall tomorrow Friday evening.
Read your insurance policy carefully.
Then go and have T. e. Burke explain
to you the Northwestern dividend policy.
1t will be good news to her many
friends that Miss Mary Perius is nicely
recovering from her severe illness of the
past week. ....
John Mahon spent several days Of the
past week at Bathgate and Neche,
looking after bis lumber interests at
those places.
On Sunday next Rev. Thos. Dougan
will conduct Presbyterian services at the
Langdon church at II a. M; at the
Mclean school at 2 p. m.
Don't forget that the entertain nent, in
aid of the Catholic church, in which the
Ferguson Sisters take part, has been
changed from the 18th to the 18th inst.
'Red' Kelly left last week for the
Yukon country where he will act as
advance guard for the the local colony of
of gold hunters which leavesin the spring
Hannah Methodists cleaned up over
1915 of the indebtedness on the new
church at the educational exercises
Sunday and Monday of this week.
Many friends from Langdon witnessed
and took part in the services.
Mrs. J. N. Shepherd, was up from
Park River to spend Sunday with he1
husband. Veterinary Shepherd, who has
so much to do just now that he hasn't
time to run down the line and get &C
quainted with the folks at home.
Miss Rebecca Wood and Mr.. VIM.
Plummer, two of Woodbridge's popular
young people were united in marriage
yesterday afternoon at the home of the
brides parents by Rev. Austin of Hannah
The groom is cousin of Mr.. Plummer,
of this city.
Go. Commissioner Henry Mclean is
now chairman of the board for the second
time within the last five years. His value
as a representative of the needs OF
western Cavalier and an administrator
of county affairs generally is evinced by
the popularity shown in his late re-
election to the position he now holds.
Next Tuesday evening the club hold
another Of their midwinter social hops
and preparations are being made for one
of the largest-if not the largest function
of the season. Programs will be printed
of the dances of the evening and such
9th arrangements completed as will give
all an opportunity to thoroughly enjoy
the event. The club is rolling along in q
merry and prosperous way and man,
new features are promised between now
and March II when the series of danes
will reach close with grand St.
Patrick's fancy dress ball.
Langdon is likely to soon gain consider
able renown as being city noted for tine
number and high standing of its many
secret orders. A new lodge is an assured
acquisition to the circle of secret anc
fraternal bodies that already flourish in
our midst. Organizing Deputy, F. X
| D6llGll0uls COu6l4 VI y uNSO A|oA SoA3 ~
here from Chicago for the purpose of lay
ing the ground work for a court of the
Catholic Order of Foresters, and is re.
ceivlng the assistance of many old mem
bers of the order here in instituting the
same. 1t has large membership il
North Dakota and in fact ranks among
the best known and largest beneficiary
orders in the United States. The char
ter list of the .Langdon court alread.
numbers twenty five and will easil.
double itself before the week closes
BY special arrangement with
some Of my Eastern clients.
can make q few farm loans OF
better terms than ever before
HI. ID. ALERT.