Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-03-03

The closing out sale at h. y. b)ofn'
rud's will only last about three weeks.
Go to w. F. Winter for your loans ON
real estate. Rates and terms reasonable.
8. v. Haight, tho populistic sage from
Milton. was q visitor in town part OF lest
week.
w. Winter, was over at WalhalIa
the fore part Of the week, returning yes
terdsy.
You can negotiate your farm loan On
reasonable terms with Dickson q
Dickson.
DR.. Della P. Jameson and Miss Mary
Ward were the guests Of friends in the
city Friday.
David Hannsh, visitor whom We are
always glad to eco, was down from the
west Monday.
Ifyou want Graham -four and Wheat
germs-pure and unauthorized buy OF
Fl a. Riornerud. $3.50
JOS. F. Stable Vas up from Park
River yesterday visiting his brother and
old friends in town.
Miss Lou Davis was down from Han
nah last Friday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Samuel Loynes.
Rev. Austiu came down the line yes
terday and 10 giving the bazaar here his
best efforts for success.
The bazaar given by tho ladies guild
Ut tho Presbyterian church opens to day
in the Stable store building.
Hon. John Mcbride was among the
prominent representatives, Of East Alma to
visit the county seat Monday.
Mrs. Ole Engebretson returned Tues
day to her home at McCanna, having
spent few days with friends in the city.
Tom Heating was on the street again
last week after a months severe illness.
His friends were glad to congratulate HIM
on his recovery.
Hiram Birtch and Frank Ross we're
two of Langdon's popular young men
who spent Sunday with Grand Forks
friends this week.
P. McHugh returned home from Min
neapolis last week and is again on his
usual rounds having about recovered
from his recent illness.
P. Kelly, who was so dangerously ill
last week is slowly regaining his strength
although it will probably be some time
before he is around again.
A new girl is reported to have arrived
at the home of Geo, NJ. Blakney, north
of town, on Washington's birthday. All
doing well-especially George.
"Slim" jennings and Mike Quinn, two
we'll known characters around town,
travelled eastward Monday and may
land in the Klondike-or somewhere.
Miss Annie Kelly who has spent the
winter among friends at Madison, Wis,
returned Monday, in response to mes
sage telling of the illness of her brother,
Allan Kenny who started for the Klon-
dixie about the Goth of February got as
far as Winnipeg when he decided he
could do better by staying on his farm in
Cavalier county.
Yesterday afternoon Rev. Dougan off,
ciated at the funeral of the youngest child
of Mr. end Mrs. Alex Mcdonald, of Har-
vey Center. The little one died Monday
| after brief illness.
Judge Torgerscn has again asserted
his popularity as assessor Of Hope aud
when in town yesterday asked us to offer
his grateful thanks to the voters of that
township for tho majority given him
Tuesday.
The roar and noise of Niagara Falls
are whispered lulls" compared to the
noise the Star alarm clocks make when
it's case of have to get up. Call at Nc
Gruer's drug store and get one. Guaran-
teed by Void, the jeweler. %
Our old friend Jack Mears is reported
to have outshone all others at the masque
ball at Milton last week representing
Othellc, Mrs. G. A. Morton, former
Langdon lady, received an equal share OF
praise for her costume composed Of copies
of the Milton Globe.
Mrs. r. Meiklejohn is among the for
tunate ones of the past week, having
received word that she was the prize
winner in missing word contest con.
nected with ladies magazine. She has
received handsome new gold watch
in return for her correct guess.
The funeral of Mrs. Samuel Loynes,
whose aged husband died only six weeks
ago, occurred last Friday. The services
being conducted at three o'clock in the
afternoon. Mrs. Loynes was in her 10th
year and fully re:onciled to join her hus-
band on the brighter shore beyond
The store of Schulke & Moore is being
re-arranged this week, new shelving and