Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-01-06

Everybody is glad to see Joe. Boyd
around again.
The reading room project is making
favorable progress.
| FARM LoANs-Can make or loans.
Security must be first class. B. Erickson.
The DEMOCRAT is prepared to turn out
all kinds of job printing in frst-class
shape.
AL Currie holds down desk in Register
Rylance's office at the court house dur
ing the later's absence in the east.
Mrs. John Mahon, went to Milton on
Tuesday to attend theconcert given there
by her nieces, the Misses Ferguson.
JAS. G. Dickson is talking of taking a
few weeks vacation, which he will spend
with friends and relatives in Ontario.
Mrs. e. J. Fox, and little daughter,
Kathleen, took yesterdays passenger for
"A few weeks visit with relatives down
east.
Life is uncertain. If you want in
surunce to provide for your family talk
with L. E. Burke, agent of the North
western Mutual of Milwaukee.
M L. Sullivan, went up to Devils
lake on Mondays train having received
telegram announcing the sudden death
of brother-in-law at that place.
Tuesday evenings meeting of the fire
department was we'll attended-the
prospect of $500 check for last weeks
blaze bringing all the boys into line.
Mrs. HOLMAN, prof essional nurse, has
decided to remain in Langdon for the
winter and is prepared to take charge
of any kind of sickness. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
The old saying is, "the early bird
catches the worm,' and it is the same
with you. Ifyou want to get up early
get one of the famous Gilbert alarm
clocks for sale by A. o. Void the ieweler.
The Northwestern Normal College and
| Commercial Institute at Grand Forks,
N. d. is the cheapest and best school to
attend. Tuition 81 per week in all de-
partments. Board 50 per week. Write
for catalogue and circulars.
Joe Stable has dispose of his store
building at Park River to party from
Larimore who will open a frst-class
butcher shop in the early spring. The
report does not state what our old friend
| joss plans are for the future. He might
get lost IN the shutfle-we don't think
Both Roy Jackson and Percy Abbey,
of this city, are understood to have been
important factors in the success of
the program at the Christmas tree en-
tertainment at Hannah. The proceeds
amounted to $3.50 and it is estimated
that five hundred people from both sides
of the line we're present.
Last Saturday evening, being New
Years night, combined with counter
attractions to make the audience that
heard Miss Mamie Gilbert's Evolutionary
entertainment at Donovan's Hall some
what slim. 1t was, however, an excep-
tionally rare treat-so much so in fact
that by special request she will appea,
again this evening with an entire change
of program.
At the institution of the A. O. U. W..
at Hannah next Tuesday evening a big
time is looked for and members of the
Langdon and Milton lodges will play ar
active part in the degree work. There
is some talk of a special train being
chartered to take the boys up there. AL
Workmen in Cavalier county should be-
in line at the Hannah next Tuesday.
J, The Hops concert company INCLUDING
Marie DeBruyn Hops, mezzo soprano
Louise DeLorimler Booker, impersonator
Olaf Clifgaard, violinist; give concer
at the Donovan Hall, tomorrow, Frida,
evening under the auspices of tho Ladie
Guild of the Presbyterian church. Th,
company is under the management o
Prof. Chas. j. Hops, pianist, and from
the we'll known ability of all the perfor
mers most enjoyable entertainment
may be looked for.
3 lhad the rheumatism so badly that
: could not get my hand to my head.
s tried the doctors medicine without tn
: least benefit. At last / thought of Cham
E berlin's Pain Balm: the first bottle II
Q lieved all Of the pain, and one half Of tn
! second bottle effected complete cure
tI-W. ~. Holland. Holland, Va. Chan
8 berlia's Pain Balm is equally good 70
) sprains, dwellings ana lameness, as wei
, a. burns, cuts and braises, for sale q
IN. E. AcGrusr, Druggist