Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-01-06
GOSSIP AND NOTES.
If you would be- up-to-datc,

If you would be- upto-datc,
Write it eighteen nincty-cight,
Wheat, No. / Hard. Is cents today.
Merchant all busy just now invoicin G
stock.
Keep up with the times and read the
DEMOCRAT.
Hops Concert Co, at the Donovan
Hall, tomorrow, Friday evening.
County officials had s busy time last
week getting out their annual reports.
School opens agsin next Monday.
The outlook is favorable for an Increased
attendance.
electric light services has been
much improved since the new dynamo
was started up. ...
Parties from Rock Lake, Man., were
in town several dase last week disposing
of wagon load OF frozen trash fish
Several sleigh loads Of l,angdou folks
take in the social entertainment given by
t Methodistsa at Harvey Center tonight.
Charlie Lesuer, the light weight
pugilist from WajhaIia. and Joe. Chris
tian, the Manitoba chatnpion middle
weight, spar for points next Saturday
evening.
Township officers can be furnished
with all blanks required attheiT meetings
and the spr,rg election by leaving their
orders here now. Give us your order
and leave your money inCavaliel county
Tuesday evening Of next week the event
Of opening the new NJ, L. church ~
Hannah will result Ill the holding of an
Entertainment IN which Miss Mamie
Gilbert will assist the local talent in
making the program attractive.
Last week the DEMOCRAT overlooked
to acknowledge the receipt Of Christ
mas present of box Of fine smokes from
that prince of good fellows Cigar Maker
Gerkie. AS they are nearly oil gone we
are now better able to testify as their
enperb quality,
Saul Pion was agreaably surprised
New Years night when & host OF Trends
took possession OF his home at Olga and
made merry until the night was far
spent. The occasion being hlr. antt Mrs.
Pion's removal from the village to their
farm. The guests brought with them
many valuable presents.
Major Henderson, and son Will be with
the people of I,angdon on Friday evening
January 18th to produce one of their
nntertaing muslcnl concerts Ill the Dono-
van Hall, Prices OF admission will be
made so as the children and all parties
can afford to attep d and hear the original
Drummer boy of the Rhappahannock
beat his silver drum.
The Week of Prayer is being observed
this week in the Presby terrain church.
IT is a Union Service and all are invited
70 attend the meetings. Services each
evening at 1880 p. m. Next week Rev.
a. G. Manson of Grand Forks, will assist
in these services. Mr. Manson is State
Superintendent of Sabbath school work
and is a very pleasing and eloquent
speaker.
DR.. E. I Donovan writes Cashier
Laidlaw from ST. Paul of serious and
what might have been fatal accident that
befell him Thursday of last week at
Lavimore, while travelling in company
with his wife and son, Eddy, enroute tc
Kingston, Ont. He stepped from the
train at Larimore to get a lunch for hii
little boy and on returning boarded the
wrong train, not discovering his mistake
until it was in motion when in getting
off he slipped, fracturing his shoulder
blade. The injuries we're dressed b,
local physicians and journey proceeded
with as far as ST. Paul, where after {
short rest and further medical attendance
it is hoped the journey will be completed
without further disaster.
During the past two years, Mrs. J. W
Alexander, wife OF the editor OF the Way
nesboro, (Nias.) Times, has in man.
instances, relieved her baby when in tn
first stages of Group, by givenit Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. She look
upon this edy as householdnecei
atty and believes that no better medicin
has ever been put in bottles. There n
many thousands ofmothersin this broa
4 land, who are Of The same opinion. ]
Is the only remedy that can always b
depended upon as = preventive and cur
for Group. The IS and SO cents bottle
~ for sale BY N. p. McGrusr, Druggist.