Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-02-02
4. p. Abbe, is on the sick list.
Mrs. L. r. Kelly is up from Milton
visiting friends in the city this week.

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visiting friends in the city this week.
II. D. Alert was laid up with sever.
attack Of the grippe part of thus week.
Try sack of sOur Voucher honr, solo
by all leading merchants in Cavalier
county.
Four CARLOAD of dry tamarac wood a,
81 so per cord. Leave order at once with
P Gardner.
D. III. Mcmillan left Monday on an
other trip over the state IN the interest
of the government.
Attorney Mclean has been struggling
with an attack of the grippe for few
days but is around again.
Buy your stove wood already sawed at
Gardner's wood yard. Both hard and
soft wood sold at lowest prices.
Henry Hasenwinkle, for years past the
popular travelling salesman of McKibbon
g. Co. of St. "aul, was among the callers
ON local trade Monday.
| E. w. Gerkie leaves to day for Park
River, from there he will drive to the west
ern part of Walsh county to attend the
wedding of his brother.
Will Mcconnell, an old time Langdon
boy, has disposed of his harness business
at Hannah and moves to Fargo with his
family, where he has accepted & position.
| On Tuesday afternoon the Woman's
Club held special meeting at Columbia
parlors at which active steps we're taken
for the inaugurating of kindergarten
work.
G.. A. Oles received word Monday of
the unexpected illness of his mother at
Chicago. 1t is hardly expected that she
will recover. His brother left on Tues.
days train.
Geo. Draper, the pharmacist in DR..
Do novan's drugstore is looking after the
FIRMS business at Hannah while Drug
gist McGrath and bride are away on
their wedding trip.
The funeral of Mrs. John Lyle occurred
at the Harvey Centre cemetary on Fri
day, the remains being brought down
from Hannah the day previous, The SER
vice was conducted by Rev Beer.
| The friends who rendered assistance
and testified sympathy during the recent
illness that has afflicted the family of
Mr.. Robt Falconer are gratefully
thanked by t. members of the family.
| Col Wentworth was up at Hannah Oh
Monday experimenting the taking
stock of the Sloltz lumber yard there.
He leaves today for Chicago to return in
month wit Mrs. Wentworth, who is
visiting there,
! The wheat market has been quite active
the past week the price ruling higher
than at any time since earl y III December
Monday the local price reached the top
notch of 81 cents, but gradually fell off
closing yesterday at So cents.
Another social by the Ladies Guild of
the Presbyterian church is being given
this Thu rsday) evening at the home of
Misses Priuyer. Crokinole will be one
the amusements of the evening. Ten
cents is all that is charged for admission
and a cordial invitation is extended to all
| Mrs. w. H. Lackey, a former resident
of this city, hose husband is the new
manager of the F. H. Stoltz lumber busi-
ness at Devils Lake, WAS last week sud
denly called to the home of her parents
at Merriam Park, Mimi, to attend the
funeral of her grandmother, Mrs. Adam
son, an old Scotch lady of Is years, who
died suddenly from asphyx,ation. She
had just recovered from a short illness
and retired in her usual health. During
the night she arose to light her gas heater
but only partially lighted it, and when at
day break the family di covered gas in the
house the fatal work had been done.
The funeral of Vim. Matchett, who
lost his | fe in Wednesday evenings
blizzard of last week was conducted from
the Presbyterian church on Tuesday
afternoon by Rev. Dougan. a large con-
course of friends attending the services.
A son of the deceased MrJohn Matchett,
who is IN the employ Of the Canadian
Pacific railroad at Medicine Hat, Man,
arrived OH Monday and will assist in
looking after the Opposition of the pro-
perty of his father. The deceased has
been resident of the county for num-
Der of years past and friends on all sides
are rendering the bereaved family every
assistance and comfort possible in their
hour of trouble.
One OF the prettiest wedding ceremon.
les ever celebrated in this city took place
Tuesday forenoon. Rev. Pouliot official.
ing. The contracting parties were Mr.
Robert McGrath, one of Hannah's pop
ular young business men, and Miss
| Katie McGauyran, eldest daughter Of