Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-02-23
Buy YOU bread at Parson's.

Editor Liudstrom was calling on biz
Milton friends ON Saturday last.
Other flours satlstyin9-''Our Voucher
-four pleasing. That's the difference.
LOANS made upon farms at very
LOW RATES. See Atty. Richardson
Try a sack of sour Voucher" -four, sold
by all leading merchants in Cavalier
county.
| George Vierhus took Tuesdays train
for Michigan City for weeks visit with
his brother.
Cashier Prom, OF the Milton State
Bank was a caller on county seat &C.
qualntances Monday.
N Kelly is TO be interested in new
business venture at Hannah in the spring.
That's what the Moon says.
Daniel Shauks of Cypr So was circulat
ing among b 9 Langdon friends Monday
and found time to call around.
Mrs. T. B. uankey returned yesterday
from Hallock, MINI, where she has been
for a month visiting her parents.
VIM. Balfour and wife came down on
Mondays train from their home in Cy-
press Tor short visit with friends in the
city.
Mrs. F. 8. Smith took yesterday g train
to Milton to enjoy the balance OF the
week with the doctor and her friends
their.
The Souch cottage has undergone a
full line of repairs since the fire and is
axa,n the home of ,Thos Bradley and
family. .........
Harry Scott, the deboniar young
pedagogue from Wathalla spent Friday
here with his father, s. T; Scott, of the
REPUBLICAN
This week A. Schulke announces the
The opening up of his new stock of dress
goods Read his ad and then go and
look them over.
Miss Ida M. Oke, a sister of Miss Veda
Oke, Teacher of the primary department
of this city schools is over from Morden,
Man, for a few week visit.
John Mitchell, we'll known old time
empoye Of the Palace Hotel, is reported
seriously i'll with inflammation of the
lungs. DR.. Gibson is attending him.
|
Last week'sPatk River paper announce
he, arrival of son and heir at Emil
Nelson's home on the 18th inst, which his
many friends here will be- pleased to
learn. .
O. G.. Olson came up from Drayton
last Friday for few days visit with his
brother here. He has sold out his bust
ness interests in the Valley and will
travel in the interests of the Mccormick
company.
| States Attorney w, B. Dickson and
| wife are being warmly congratulated on
the arrival of young son that put in an
appearance Friday morning. There are
now two boys and two girls in the Dick
son household,
Alex McNiven and family are at pre-
sent staying in San Francisco and in a
recent letter speaks of having met the
| Bjornerud and Conn families there, both
of whom ask to be remembered to their
Langdon friends.
| Alderman Orion was up the line at
Hannah awhile Tuesday shaking hands
with the boys. tt was over year since
he had previously visited the end town
and reports finding many big changes
and improvements
| Olga has suffered from the grippe
epidemic with greater severity than any
community around here, but treatment
given his patients by DR.. Roblllard is
understood to nave we'll nigh worked a
miracle among his patients.
j McPbail left Tuesday for his annual
visit to the Twin Cities to place orders
for big line OF farm implements for
the spring trade. Mrs. McPhail and
family went along and will spend few
weeks with friends in Minneapolis.
Cashier and Mrs. Broghamer of the
| Great Western Bank at Osnabrock are
away for two weeks visit at Decors h
Ia. The business of the bank is being
looked after by Cashier Gerding at the
Dresden State Bank during his absence.
From the Hamilton X'Rays it is
learned that Misses Mcdonald and
Deterly of the "Deaconess Rome,' in
Chicago, who conducted series OF
OF special services here recently, are now
carrying on revival work at the Baptist
church there.
w. E. Davis, of Grand Forks, who
through his past associations with the
Plaindealer in an editorial capacity has
g lined prominence throughout the state.
wasin the city yesterday. He now travels
in the interest of q wholesale grocery
firm of that CITY.