Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-02-10

Days are lengthening out-six o'clock
now get here before dark.
Lots Of money to lean on first mort
cages at Dickson & Dickson's.
Jos. j. Powers, the Mt. Carmel peda-
gogue was a business caller Tuesday.
Make or renew your farm loan with
w. f. Winter. He can save you money.
E. r. Elford will erect a new residence
this summer on his lots near the school
house.
The rink carnival tomorrow evening is
for good cause and should be we'll
patronized.
acknowledgements Hall on Wednes.
day evening Feb'y 16th-tickets 25 cents,
children Is
After Feb'y LIST parties wanting Veteri-
nary Sheppard can find him at the rooms
over DR.. Gibson's Office.
Jas. A. Mclaughlin proved up on his
homestead north of town Saturday be-
fore Clerk of Court Truax.
Cecil Mahon Won't "cut any ice" at
the skating rink for a while having dis.
located his shoulder this week.
WI. Gordon came through from Wal
halla on Friday enroute to his home at
Inkster for short visit with friends.
M. BOSNIAN was pleasant caller Mon
day. Since leaving town a month ago he
has been rusticating on his Ambro farm,
DR.. Semple was called to MAZDA the
first of the week to see Fred Butler, who
works on P. Shelp's farm and is down with
the fever.
John R. Power and T. E. Pierce started
the ball rolling in the local horse mar.
ket with carload shipped in on Monday
evenings freight.
Alex. Stewart one of the old timers of
Grey township, will join party of his
Pembina county friends in an expedition
to Klondike this mouth.
Charlie Jackson returned Saturday
| from visit with relatives and old friends
at London, and other points in Ontario
and reports great time.
Mrs. P. McHugh is at Minneapolis,
leaving Monday in response to tele-
gram from her husband, whose attack Of
rheumatic" requires careful nursing.
Joe Crawford isn't going to the Klon-
dixie but is going out of business and
will close out his entire stock of goods at
wholesale prices to realize cash at once.
The firm of Mahon e. Robinson have
added to their business interests at Neche
by purchasing the farm machinery estab-
lishment of McAdams & Strong,at that
place.
Rev. II. Bachand writes that on We'd
nesd ay, of next week, the 10Th inst, the
ladies of Olga intend giving box social.
They extend cordial invitation to all
their Lnngdon friends.
1Iculy 1AIuoSOu, VIII uP w q 10" WooAo
ago was connected with N. E. McGruer' g
drug store is reported to be enroute to the
Klondike and will welcome others of
Lapgdon party at Juneau.
Early in March the local Good Temp
lar lodge expect TO present four act
drama entitled "'rhe Poet" The piece
will be staged by caste of ten characters
Further notice will be given later.
Alderman Orton's new harness maker
arrived last week from Hannah where he
worked for several months in the shop OF
"Bllly" Mcconnell. Seeing his name is
w. J. Bryan he ought to be all right.
Last Thursday Miss Mag gle Galloway,
of Fremont was married at Neche to Mr..
Phillip Hunt. They are now at home
on the grooms farm in Fremont township
both have the best wishes of all for
future happiness.
Albert Rollins spent several days last
week in the neighbornood of Ellwood
and Wang. On his return to tie city
Tuesday he reports the way prepared for
tlourishing tents Of the Macabees order
at both of those places
j. Mcphail started Tuesday on his
yearly business trip east accompanied by
Mrs. McPhail and family, who will visit
friends in the Twin Cities while Jim buys
up a car or two of horses and orders his
spring stock of farm machinery
Miss Amanda Seine was in the city
this week instructing her class in calls
themes. A large number of her Lang
don admires will attend the initial club
dance at Milton on the 18th inst, which
is being gotten up under her management
The attraction last night at the Dono-
van Hall WAS lecture on "Hawaii, the
Paradise of the Pacific" illustrated by
stereoptican views. The lecturer was all
right but Judging from the size of the
house, Langdon plays goes no longers