Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-01-19
J.H. Mccullough Was up from Milton

Mrs. D. 81. Mcmillan is reported ill
with The grippe.
Mrs Allan Pinkerton spent Monday
with acquaintances at Dresden.
LOANS made upon farms ut very
LOW RATES. See Atty Richardson.
l,r w. w. Mcqueen was here Monday
in response to telegram in. consultation
Will, local physlclans.
Buy your stove wood already sawed at
Gardeners wood yard. Both hard and
Soft wood sold at lowest prices.
| L A. Weed, the representative of j..
Nc halls interests at Hannah was tile
guest OF Languon friends Tuesday.
Atch'd A. Dickson and daughter,
Ann., are spending Il few weeks visiting
his bro her, H s. Dickson at Crystal.
| w. Uglow, the insurance agent, is at
Grafton reaping Il harvest in consequence
of AN epidemic of Ia grippe prevalent
there.
Frank Rylance has joined the clerical
force in the Office of his father, Register
kylance ut the court house siuce the first
Of the year.
| w. H. Johnston, the new hotel man at
Dresden, was among the citys visitors
WHO came down the line yesterday on
Jim Hills freight.
Mrs GetcheIl returned to her hone at
Hannah last Saturday having enjo. ed
few days visit i'll the city with her
sister. Miss Carrie Mcmillan
I'll, Fisher in letter to Robt Beard
last week talks enthusiastically of the
enjoyment and benefit derived from his
sta. at Colorado Springs, Col.
Ole Axvig may not have senatorial
boom of his own this year but he is re-
ported to h We sent long petition down
To Bismarck, urging the election of M.
N. johnson.
Last Saturday P. Foshay transferred
his red barn livery feed and sale stable
to VIM. Welsh, who took immediate
possession. The barn is in charge Of
George Nulph.
John Mahon drove to BAthgate last
Friday and spent several days with his
partner, j. b. Robinson, IN looking over
the firms lumber yard interests at Neche,
Balhgate and Hamilton.
K Some says you cannot tell anything
about the future. But hundred of people
will tell you that if you will take your
watch to A. o. Void for repair it will be
sure to give you satisfaction.
Mrs. o. G. Wentworth and mother,
Mrs. Taylor, left last Thursday afternoon
for Chicago, where they will remain I'M
I'll spring. Col. Wentworth expects to
JOIN his family early in February.
Thursday evening the officers and
executive committee of the Caledonian
cciety meet at the Office of Attorney
Mclean to perfect arrangements for the
Burns celebration of next Wednesday.
Register John Rylance was inatiated
into the umysteries of the first two de-
grees of Pythian work at last nights
session, tn. lodge having obtaiDed
special dispensation to perform the work
Rev Dougan returned home onF riday's
passenger having visited friends at
Hillsboro and Grand Forks since leaving
here the previous week to conduct the
opening services at the new Presbyterian
church at Hillsboro.
Tuesday evenings social given by the
Ladies Guild Of the Presbyterian church
at the home of Mrs D. II. Mcmillan. Is
pronounced by all that attended as being
a successful and enjoyable affair. The
net proceeds we're about SIS,
Miss Bella Sillers, sister of the Sillers
boys ont at Daniels WAS a passenger on
the train that was deralled south of
Larimore Oh the 7th inst. She was re-
turning from a "trip to Ontario and the
Moon states sustained slight injuries.
Geo. ". Graves, of Mona, left on
Saturday afternoons train for Glencoe,
Ont, summoned there by Il telegram,
stating that his aged mother was quite
i'll and not expected to live. Mr.. Graves
mother, although an old lady, has until
lately been enjoying fairly good health
He spent part of last winter at the old
home in Ontario.
H. d. ALERT and w. j. Mooney have
partly decided to join the excursion that
leaves the Twin Cities next month for an
excursion trip to Honolulu one Of Uncle
Sans new possessions in the Pacific
Ocean, enroute to the Philippines. 1t 10
also understood that Tom McKeown
former townsman, now residing ii,
Minneapolis will join the party. The
trip will last about two months.
AL. Roliings gets into print with his
views Oh camp life at Chickmauga, in the
Sunday edition Of the Grand Forks
Herald and in half o column of matter
docs more kicking than all the rest of