Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-02-02
w. T.. Reilly, the Milton hotelman,
was visitor in the city Monday.

l WAS vt6ltOr III Tue CITY WOuuNy.
T. H. Holland WAS Grand Forks visi
tor this week, returning yesterday.
LOANS made upon farms at very
LOW RATES. Sec Atty. Richardson
Doc Smith is looking after the ants
of his line of patients at Osnabrock this
week,
G. s. Hunter left yesterday on bust.
ness trip to BARTLETT and other Nelson
county points.
The city fire department hold their
regular monthly meeting at the city hall
Tuesday evening.
| Editor Shepard was down from the
Moon office Tuesday for a social call Oh
Langdon friends.
Geo. Barlow, the face decorator from
Hannah, paid visit to his county seat
acquaintance Monday.
Mrs Alex. Cameron returned last week
from visit With relatives across the line
in the vicinity Of Morlan.
N. E. MrGruer will leave next week
for the east and may possibly spend a
month among Ontarioa qnaintances.
Henry Wylie. the huslling young
baker TO sometime with A. Schulke, b 8
accepted a similar position with Jos
Little.
The celebrated brands of flour made
by the Milton Milling Co, are the BEST
Sold at Dresden at Mathis & Speck
msnn's store.
Schulke IS busy making more improve
ments in his store and making room for
his new spring stock, which is arriving
in drayloads daily.
The McHugh family have all under
gone treatment for the grippe during the
past couple of weeks, but are reported
rapidly improving now.
Wallace O'Hara, the Wales elevator
man, was down Tuesday after repairs
for his gasoline engine which sucoumbed
to Sunday nights heavy frost.
ALT Lean, the painter returned Satur-
day from Aunnah, where he spent the
week decorating handsome suit Of
apartments for Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
McGrath.
Judge Sherwin has severed his con-
nect1on with the Mercer hardware store
and coptemplates opening Il loan and
collection agency it he can find locat-
tion for an Office.
Some says YOU cannot tell anything
about the future. Bnt hundred of people
will tell You that if you will take your
watch to A. o. VOID for repair it will be
sure to gave you satisfaction.
Miss Ma, Powles, Il daughter of Post
master Powles, of Milton. who is at pre-
sent residing a, Washington, was an
invited guest at Il reception held by
President Mckinley at White House Oh
the 18th inst.
Judge Dorval spent yesterday at Grand
Forks where he in company with Il
coteric of county judges of the state
gathered to discuss such new legislation
and amendments as may be deemed
necessary to the code governing probate
court practice.
Halvor Torgerson: Yes, johnson is in
the soup alright, but he's not the only
Norskey pebble on the beach. There are
lots OF rising Norwegian statesmen, equal
ly as good and now they will have q
chance, Its no good you darned demo-
Gratis thinking you can hynotlze the
Scandinavian vote.
R. r. Farrell, the agent of the Robert
son lumber yards at Neche, was in the
city last Thursday. He says he has
been working steadily now for nine years
and thi k he has earned vacation.
He will visit his brother IN Grand Forks
and his parents in Langdon for few
weeks.-Grafton Record.
The Sweetman. Waterman nuptials
was the social event at Milton last week
occurring Oh the 25th inst The groom
L. D. Sweetman is the owner of valu-
able horse and cattle ranch at Buford.
Mont, and the bride, Miss Alice M.
Waterman, the eldest daughter of o. G.
Waterman, of Montrose township.
Milton Elford, in brief letter from
Hagerman, N. Mex, writes of returning
health in climate that contrasts strong.
ly with what his North Dakota friends
are experiencing at this time. "Mllt''
is raising small fruits and fairly coming
money. just now he ID looking forward
to visit fro m his parents, who are go.
ing down there to spend couple OF
months with him,
| Physician S. G. Gibson is still acting
in the capacity of county coroner. His
successor, Dr.. Semple, not having quail
fed at the last meeting of the county
board. East Friday Coroner Gibson
| Ut.