Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-03-23

last week.
I. Dawson, the Dresden druggist, wa
in the city awhile Tuesday.
Jas. S. Loynes has been somewhat
under the weather the past week.
See Farrell & Burke before making &
loan on your farm and city property.
Miss Cassie Fee from Milton was visit
ing with friends in the city yesterday.
J. MoPha,l left Monday for the east to
buy more farm implements for the spring
trade,
Mrs. P. Foshay has been quite sick 70,
week past, but is now somewhat i'm
proved.
w. H. Row came in from Elkwood last
Saturday and hauled out load of freight
for his store.
Dan McGruer will be one of the first
to put up fine residence at Hannah az
soon as spring opens up.
Miss Bella MCLAUGHLIN went up the
line to Wales yesterday for short visit
ON her farm in that vicinity.
G. W. Andrews the real estate man at
Walhalla, made transfers of farm lands
last week at the rate of 1000 acres pei
day.
Miss Frances Evans returned, this week
from her home at Chicago to resume
teaching school in this county for the
summer.
The celebrated brands of -four made
by the Milton Milling Co., are the best.
Sold at Dresden at Mathisen & Speck.
mann's store.
Albert Thompson and wife were down
from their Rush Lake farm and spent
Sunday in the city with Attorney
H. B. Doughty.
Editor Lindstrom changes his resid-
ence this week and moves into the suite
of rooms over the Times Office, lately &C.
cupied by Jno. Robertson.
Miss Tessie Jackson, neice Of Rev
Dougan, will take charge of the Murie
school on her return from the university
at the close of the Easter term.
Geo. Mccullough came down the line
from Hannah for short visit Tuesday.
He has quit printing in the Moon office
and will take up farming again this
spring.
Perry school district has engaged Miss
Allie Frye, Miss Edith Oak, Dan Shelley
and Miss Lucy O'Brien to teach the
schools in Districts Nos. 1 to 4 in the
order named respectively.
D. r. Milne and sister Miss Mamie,
are spending few DAYS with their brot-
her JAS Milne, of Woodbridge. Both
will commence term of school in the
eastern part of the county early in the
spring.
The corps of teachers of the Langdon
schools ask that the DEMOCRAT extend
their thanks to the people of the city for
the generous turn out rendered the enter
tainment given by the scholars Friday
evening in aid of the school library fund
Mrs. F. w. Mclean entertained mum.
Der of her lady friends at the Columbia
Hotel parlors Friday afternoon at re.
ception rendered her aunt, Mrs. Morris
Orion, who has been here on two weeks
visit. Mr.. and Mrs. Orion left Monday for
their home at Juneau, Alaska.
The many friends here of the Misses
Mcdonald and Deiterle, who conducted
evangelical services at the Baptist church
of this city early in the winter, will be
sorry to hear of the recent illness Of the
first. named of the Two ladies'. They are
now engaged in special work at Cavalier
The oratorio "Bethelem" will be rend
cred on the 9th of April, under the direc
ton of Prof Kirk. Upwards thirty
voices will form the chorus besides
Uu0o0 6oVoIdl lilo oOlOo WILL NO
ed in the piece which will be costumed
suitably for the occasion. Particul ars a
length will be given next week.
The local lodge of Catholic Foresters
entertained last evening State Chic
Ranger Jno. F. Niemeyer at a socia
session in their hall. A number of thu
brethren from St.Joseph's court of tn,
same order, came in from Mt. Carmel te
join in the reception. Mr.. Niemeye
comes from St. Paul and was here OF
business.
Bishop Edsall's visit to the Episcopa
lians of Langdon on Thursday of las
week was an enjoyable and beneficial
event for members of that church. A
the services held in the evening at tn
Presbyterian church the bishop was me
by large number Of Langdou people
Rev. Caldwell came up from Park Rive
and assisted in conducting the services
During the summer regular services viii
be conducted by alay member of tn
church, the removal Of: Rev. Caldwell