Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-01-27

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cages at Dickson & Dickson's.
Alderman Orion returnedMonday from
six weeks trip through former scenes
in Eastern Ontario.
G. G. Billings goes across the line to
Morden this week for course of treat
ment at the hospital.
Veterinary Sheppard has moved into
the vacant rooms over the office of DR.
Gibson on Third street.
! A s. Burrows, of Grand Forks spent
part of the week here looking after
number OF real estate deals.
Jean Tomlinson brother-in-law of w.
H. Row Of E|kwood, has gone to Alaska
to try his luck. He left Elkwood last
week. ....
Lauchlin McNiven was among the
many enthusiastic admirers of Bobbie
Burns that COME in from the west
! Tuesday.
Rev. M. Iverson, pastor of the Milton
Lutheran church, was visitor Tuesday.
His church work extends us far north as
Wang settlement
! Attorney W. j. Kneeshaw has been
appointed receiver of the Pembina First
National Bank. In this county the APP
polntment will generally r, ceive approval.
Register Rylancec got back Saturday
from a months visit to his old Ontario
home. He had pleasant visit but returns
better than ever satisfied with North
Dakota.
W. H Row, bonanza farmer and NOR
chant from Elkwood was in Tuesday
paying his respects to the memory of
Burns, but had to return home before
the fun began.
Jas DUNCAN spent part of the week
at his Beaulieu home attending the we'd
ding of his sister Miss Bridget H. Duni
gan who we'd Mr.. DAVID Cleary of Nc
Lean last Monday.
Miss Stella Monnet returned last week
from an extended visit 10 her home in
the east and agan preeides over the type
writer in the Office of her brother Attor-
ney j. G. Monnet.
H. j. Golf, the commissioner from the
Olga and Fremont district gathered with
the eastern clans OF the Caledonian So
ciety Tuesday that helped to make Lang
don look quite metropolitan.
Archie Sillers, ST., the good natured
and jovial Scot from Daniels was among
the first to arrive from the west to take
in the doings on Burns day Archie is
chaplain of the Caledonlan society.
Peter Wlld's two young sons, Frank
and John, are down at the Grand
Forks school of commerce, which
affords excellent opportunities for a
business education. The boys come
home in the spring to help their father
to put III his 1900 acres of crop near
Osnabrock.
The sacred concert to be given at the
Methodist church Saturday evening,
promises to be rich musical treat to
The lovers of good music. The pro-
gram will be rendered by the Ferguson
Sister both of whom have voices of great
range and their solos are always greatly
enjoyed. The price of admission has
been placed at 25 cent. The evening
program is given below:
| Contralto Solo-Cast Thy Bread on the Waters.
| Miss Elizabeth Ferguson.
Doe' Misses Ferguson o .0 D'S'onS''''o'
soprano 300 Miss Fanny Fsl9%sSni app, Das
eSMf Mr. porva Misses h Sate 9!e
Contralto solo-'The Better Land. (By request.)
| Miss Elizabeth Ferguson.
Duet. Nearer Ny God to Thee. (By request.)
7op''D' '''G Miss Fanny Ferguson
porva Misses Ferguson Mr. Hst s soS
Miss Elizabeth Ferguson.
Monday a X. of P. lodge was started
at Walhalla with membership of nearly
thirty. Messrs Flumerfelt, Winter, Bar.
cello and Truax were among others going
over from Langdon to take in the exer-
cises. The officers of tie lodge installed
that evening are:
Chancellor-John F. Mayer.
V. GAS A. Foley. ....
Prelate-W. j. Gordon
M of VT D Stack
M of Ar H Huffman
X of r & S-W Camden
M Of FL T Briden
NJ OF Ex-W McQuarrie
Inside CD. M. NORM
Outside G-L. Walker
The lodge named j. t. Duffy and w
J. Camden as their,.grand lodge represen
tatives this year.