Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-02-24

The revival service are continued at
at the M. E. church this week.
Lots Of money to Loan on first mort
cages at Dickson & Dickson's.
Make or renew your farm loan with
w. F. Winter. He can save you money.
Ole Axvig is at the front aRain-with
a school board meeting at bis house in
Milton.
Pure and unadulteratel Wheat germs
and Graham flour can be bought OF II.
0. Bjornerud. $3.50
Mi 8 Veda Oke is this week enjoying
visit from her mother. who comes from
Pilot Mound, Man.
A daughter arrived at the home of
Deputy Sheriff Gunder Nelson, at Mil.
ton. on Tuesday of last week.
Go to the Matron's medal contest
at the court house Friday night. The
program appears in another column.
Judge Dorval is much better this week
and in few days will be able to attend
to his duties at the court house as usual.
Dresden news items arrived too late
for publication this week, but will be
found on the county page of next issue.
Paul Williamson, the we'll known vet
eran pedagogue of the first mountain, has
gone to California and will probably
locate
F. H. DeWolfe and A. Mcdonald,
were over from Walhalla few hours
Tuesday fraternizing with Langdon ac-
quantances.
Jos Crawford announces that he is 60
Ing out of business and that the balance
of his stock of general merchandise goes
at wholesale prices.
Bazaar two days next week-Thursday
and Frlday--at the Stable store building.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
expect you to attend.
DR. Smith spent Sunday IN Park River
with DR.. Corbett who is laid up for re-
pairs, having sustained serious injuries
in an accident last week.
Mrs. Monnet and little son, Julien,
took yesterdays south bound express on
visit extending over several weeks with
relatives and friends in Iowa.
Presbyterians of the new churches at
Beaulieu and McLeans have invited Mr..
Thos. Stevenson to remain in charge of
that field during the ensuing year
VIM Welsh took Tuesdays train for
Fargo, having been drawn as juror ut
the term of Uuited States circuit court
which convened in that city yesterday.
George Hueston, the new proprietor OF
of tn. U. s. Coffee House has everything
in slick applepi order. He reports
trade good and expects it to be better
right along. Call around and see him.
The roar and noise of Niagara Falls
are whispered lulls" compared to the
noise the Star alarm clocks make when
it's a case of have to get up. Call at Nc
Gruer's drug store and get one. Gnaran-
teed Ivy Void, the jeweler. %
Doc Herman, the horse doctor, tells us
that the epidemic, of late so prevalent
among horses in this county, is not
attended with the dangerous results gen
erall, supposed to exist. The cases he
has been busy treating lately are all
progressing finely.
Another patient for the state insane
asylum, in the person of Mrs. George
Walsh, of East Alma, was taken to
jamestown on Monday attended by
Sheriff McGauvran and wife. She was
taken before the insanity board at Milton
on Saturday for examination,
The new firm, of the Langdon Imple-
menL Company, in another column of
this issue has display ad of the varied
and extensive lines of farm machinery
they have put on the local market this
season, both in this city and at Hannah.
The managers j. j. Mahoney and A. L
Bradley at Langdon and Duncan Nc.
Lean at Hannah, will take pleasure in
exhibiting to farmers their line Of i'm
elements.
The concert given Friday evening by
the Langdon choral class, under the
leadership of Attorney Richardson, de-
monstrated that the city possesses local
talent along the line of vocal music A
fairly good audience greeted the perfor-
mers and the entertainment itself was
we'll rendered from start to finish, doing
great credit to the ladies and gentlemen
assisting. The singing more than came
up to the highest expectations of those
present, many Of the class giving evidence
Of having we'll rounded VOICES O
wide range, while all showed to gooG
advantage the cultivation undergone a
the regular practices. 1t is scarcely three
months since the class was organized
aud the work accomplished by thu
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