Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-12-01
Finlay Mcdonald was Milton visitor

Monday.
Holiday goods at half price, at Mrs.
Blakely's store.
Read Schulke's new ad this week. He
quotes prices that will interest you.
Frank Cameron, the Dresden livery
man, spent few hou;s in the city Friday.
Frank Hansen, the widely known cigar
drummer, was here with his sample cases
yesterday.
TIE. Hagen is in the city again from
Grand Forks IN the interest OF Hazeltine's
nursery business.
Mrs. Geo. Gardner returned on yester-
days passenger from weeks visit with
friends at Forest River.
Clerk DUNCAN, Of Judge Dorval's Of
fee, spent Sunday under the parental
roof with his folks at Beaulieu.
John r. Powers was doing business for
the grain commission firm Of Mccarthy
Bros, up at Hannah OH Monday.
Mrs. HOLMAN, sister OF Thos. Flynn,
left Tuesday for her home in Chicago,
having spent the summer here with her
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Kelly and Miss
Minnie Delworth came up from Milton
and spent Thanksgiving at the Mooney
residence.
Mrs. George Diebel, who was tho
guest OF Mrs A. l. Koehmstedt part of
last week. returned to her home at Mil
ton on Saturday.
w. r. Falls, wife aud little daughter,
enjoyed Thanksgiving at NJ. Kelly's
home in this city, returning to Park
River on Saturday.
H. A. Fisher, the travelling representa-
tive of the Cargill Elevator Co.. stopped
over here Monday with j. j. Souch, the
local buyer of that h ouse.
A. H. Koehmstedt was down from his
store at Wales on Tuesday and stated
that the business men there are all enjoy
ing good trade just now.
Harry Stoltz, Ed Reilly and Robt. Nc
Grath numbered among the prominent
Hannahites, who gave thanks and ate
turkey in this city on Thursday.
DR.. Smith came up from Milton to-
day and may be found at his dental
parlors on the second floor of the First
National Bank block every day until the
14th inst.
w. 3. "Spiko" Hennessey, who was
elected 10 the Minnesota legislature by
the democrats of one of tie Minneapolis
districts, is we'll known to many people
in Langdon.
H. J. Bergman, the travelling passen-
ger agent Of the Wisconsin Central. was
hcre Friday, looking after the interests
Of his road in the approaching exodus of
/, Cannuck excursionists.
Herman Dohulaun's nine year OLD son
is i'll with spinal meaningless. The disease
revealed itself last Friday. Since then
his case has been considered quite serious.
Drayman Pennock returned Sunday
from his weeks visit to his farm in Grey.
The crop on hundred acres hailed out
last summer yielded less than five bush
els per acre.
G. B. Mcmillan, the Hannah banker,
got back from his trip to Pierre. S. D..
Oh Monday. The law suit which de-
tanned him there about two weeks, re-
suited with decision in his favor.
John Mcbride greeted many county
seat friends while here between trains
Tuesday. He says that he has wasted
but little time since election bordering
over things that happened and things
that didn't.
Prof. G. G. Kirk: On account of a de-
lay in the shipping of the books, the
oratorio class did not meet last Monday
evening. This was to be regretted but
the delay was unavoidable, The class
will meet again next Monday evening at
1870, when the books will be here.
On another page is published a letter
from Dawson City, Alaska, written by
Mr.. j. d. Trenholm, formerly of Bath.
gate, but we'll known to many of Cavalier
county's early day residents. In the
letter mention is made of VIM B;rtch
and Archie Shelp, two old timers from
here. There is ,lso much other news OF
local interest in the letter.