Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-04-21

Rev. Nevlove was county seat visitor
from Milton on Tuesday.
The Ofangemen Of Milton and Osna.
brock instituted lodge at Wang last
week.
JIG. Stable has had handsome new
awning put up in front of the Chicago
store this week.
Attorney Doushty's youngest child is
recovering from serious illness OF about
two weeks duration.
Tom Roney came in on Saturdays
train to visit his brother Alex. and other
Cavalier county friends.
One of George Barcelo's youngest sons
was dangerously ill last week, but is now
reported as mending slowly.
Will Forbes drove across from Bisbee,
Towner county, this week and is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. j. F. Ramage.
The people of Mt. Carmel are con-
templating modelling and increasing
the capacity Of their Catholic church.
The arrival of young daughter at the
home of s. I. Kahmstedt of Mt. Carmel.
is reported to have occurred last Monday.
Prof. Fox visited Park River yesterday
to meet friend of his boyhood days,
who was-a little girl when last they
met.
P. NJ Hughes, the travelling collector
for the Collier Publishing Co., made the
usual monthly tour of local delinquents
this week.
DR.. Cory, the popular medic at Han
nah, passed successful examination be-
fore state board of examiners at Grand
Forks last week.
Another indication that spring is here
Tommy Foshay has started up fruit
and candy stand in Houston's coffee
house ana restaurant.
Walter Gould, of the H. D. ALERT &
Co., drug store, enjoyed a trip to his
home down the line at Inkster this week,
returning home Tuesday.
Elder Crowther, the Seventh Day
Adventist preacher, made pastoral visit
among members of that denomination in
this neighborhood last week.
D. H. Mcmillan finished seeding his
half section of land south of town on
Tuesday. The place is still rented by
Peter Olson as in previous years.
Father JOS F. Studnicka, from Wahpe
ton, arrived in the city Monday and
is spending the week holding mission
services at the Catholic church of this
city and at Mt. Carmel.
Judge H. A. Libby was in the city or
legal business awhile Tuesday. The
Judge is one of Park Rivers old residents
and was this spring reelected to the
Office of mayor for the second term.
| T. H. Holland has retired from the
hotel business and moves into the resi-
dence lately occupied by Sheriff Nc.
Gauvran. 1t is understood that he viii
give his attention to the feed and grai1
business.
Edward Howard, one of the prominent
young farmers from Fremont township
in the extremely northeastern corner
of the county, was in the city las
Wednesday and made the DEMooRA1
office a friendly call.
Losr.-About two week ago, either il
Langdon, or on the road that lead
to Stilwell, gents coon gauntlet mitt,
wambat lined with leather hand. Finde
will please return to J. H. Williamson
or leave at this office.
Malcolm Morrison is booming life in
surance business for the Security Mutua
company in this county-gives hi
victims an up to-date talk and usual.
winds up with writing policy. "Mac'
is likely to gain both fame and fortune
in his new line.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Bjornerud started
Tuesday on their weeks journey to thei
new home at Calistoga, Cal. 1t is gene
rally hoped that they may find the chang
pleasant one and that CLANS" ma,
rapidly accumulate the fortune that al
ready seems to be in sight.
VIM. Flumerfelt has had several i'm
| provements made during the past weel
in the interior of his Columbia cafe
The restaurant and billiard room nov
> being separated by a partition, Will
) new wall paper and fresh paint give F;
a neat finish to his popular resort.
I. Tough is in Bathgate for few day
this week, leaving here Tuesday in re
Spouse to a message bearing the tiding
Q of the death of his brother.in law, Mr..
} Grandy, who passed away quite sud
denly at an early hour Monday morning
The deceased had been closely connecte
, with the history of Bathgate since it
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