Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-03-10
George Barlow and wife were down
from Hannah on Saturday.

George Barlow and wife were down
from Hannah on Saturday.
D, Il. Mcmillan returned Saturday,
bringing q carload Of horses with him.
The closing out sale at H. o. Bjorn.
rud's will only last about three weeks.
Make or renew your farm loan with
w. F. Winter. He can save you money.
You can negotiate your farm loan on
reasonable terms with Dickson &
Dickson.
Rev. Dougan leaves on Monday to at.
tend a meeting Of the Presbytery at
Grand Forks.
A baby boy was born at the home of
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Corrignan, in this
city on Sunday.
Little Johnny Baum broke his leg
Sunday evening while out sleigh riding
with his brother.
Attorney W. J. Thompson was up from
Milton on Saturday on business pertain
ing to court matters.
Archie Sillers, Jr. of Daniels, who has
been spending several months in Ontario
returned Monday-alone.
DR.. J. j. Reilly was in town awhile
Monday and stated that everything was
quite down at Milton just now.
Chas. Haugh's friends are said to be
grooming him for aldermanic honors at
the approaching spring election.
A full line of new pattern dress goods
are being unpacked this week at Schulke
& Moore's. Call and inspect them.
NJ H. Murphy has disposed of his
Elkwood farm to Wilbur L. Drury and
advertises his farm stock and implements
for sale.
A G. Thompson was down from his
Rush Lake farm Monday as witness
IN the land contest case of his cousin be-
fore Judge Erickson.
T. E. Burke has spent the week talk
ing insurance at the different towns
along the main line of the Ct. Northern
between Grand Forks and Devils Lake.
Geo. Diebel paid the city visit Fri
day accompanied by w. j. Falls and
Jno. Arid. All three parties being in
terested in a transfer of Milton real
estate.
Emil Nelson, one of the old time
Langdon boys,now settled down and we'll
established in the jewelry business at
Psrk River, spent Thursday in town
with friends.
A pleasant part of young people gath.
cred at the home of VIM. Spiker on Tues
day night and spent the evening after
the usual manner of such gatherings.
All report good time.
A social and entertainment will be held
tomorrow Friday) evening by theMetho-
dists of Harvey Center. Quite crowd
from Langdon will doubtless drive out
| IL lL5 plSdSduU cVSulUE.
Duncan Mclean, lightened up the
sanctum of the DEMOCRAT with his jolly
smile Friday and ordered the paper sent
to him at Hannah. Mr.. Mclean and
wife have already established their home
at the end town. ....
The roar and noise of Niagara Falls
are whispered lulls" compared to the
noise the Star alarm clocks make when
its case of have to get up. Call at Nc
Gruer's drug store and get one. Guaran-
teed by Void, the jeweler. %
Our old friends Henry Porter and
Oliver Dumas, of Fremont, are listed
among the biggest crop raisers of that
section this year. They have get more
land in shape for the seeder than ever
and are making preparations for an
extra big crop.
The local w. G. T. U. will hold union
memorial service in the M. e. church
next Sunday evening at eight o'clock in
which the pastors OF the various city
churches have been invited to take part
All white ribboners will please veal
their badges and occupy front seats.
w. L Drury was in town Saturday
from Stilwell and closed deal giving
him the title Of M. II. Murphy's farm
near Elkwood. The price paid, $500, is
a good one, but there are not man,
choice quarters like that on the market
this spring. Mr.. Drury has cropped
the place two seasons and knows every
acre of his purchase.
Nearly hundred dollors was cleared
at the bazaar held by the ladies guile
of the Presbyterian church last week
All the fancy work was disposed of an6
the supper given both evenings quite
generally attended. The fund raised
will it is understood be used in re-furnish.
ing and decorating the interior of the
church.
Miss Elizabeth Preston, the state pre-