Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-01-26
R. p. Abbey has been laid up with the

r. p. Abbey has been laid up with the
grippe
Boyd sells "Our Voucher" -four, the
best on the mai ket.
L A. Weed was among the Hannah
crowd that came down Monday.
Attorney Cleary was at Hannah Yes.
terday looking after legal business.
Sheriff John L. Robertson was voted
to be the handsomest Scot at the ball.
Tamarac wood is the cheapest fuel
in The city. Sold by P. Gardner at 81 so
per cord.
Emil Nelson was in the city over Sun
day from Park River greeting old time
acquaintances.
Mayor Mcmillan was here to add to
the decorum and success of yesterdays
gathe, ing of the clans.
Judge Barcelo reports police court
business picking up and would not
change jobs with Judge Sauler.
Henry Arneson returned Tuesday from
an enjoyable two we. ks vacation, spent
with his folks at Benson, Mimi.
Rev. Austin, the Bishop of Hannah.
Was among those who helped to make
last nights entertainment the big success
that it WAS.
Thos. Fa]coner, Sr, who has teen
spending a few days with his son Rob't
Falconer in this city, returned Monday
to his home ut Mimic.
John Machon, came pretty near hav
ing to desert his post in the auditors
office last week while struggling with
bad attack of the grippe.
George Plain, brother of Senator
Plain of the northern part of the state, is
the guest this week of Mrs Jacobs and
family, this cty.-Wahpeton Times.
Among the news items unintentioually
overlooked in last weeks issue was a
rotice of the arrival of a young son at
Thos. Keatlng's home on the 18th inst.
Customs Collector McConnachie is
again iii harness, having returned to his
post at Elkwood last Saturday During
his two weeks leave of absence he visited
| friends at Inkster.
Tuesday afternoon Rev. T. Fl. Robert
son drove out west to Rush Lake and
married VIM. Edwards, we'll to do
young farmer to Miss Flora Clairmont.
The bride formerly resided near Olga.
Hon. Henry Mclean passed through
on Saturdays passenger north to Han.
nah and said that he hadn't returned
from Bismarck on the swearing train.
Tue two "Macs" were together from start
TO finish.
Experience is an expensive teacher.
You can avoid the expense and still have
the experience by taking your watch
that needs repairing to a. o. Wold, the
jeweler, who you all know guarantees to
give satisfaction.
At Woodbridge on Tuesday Rev. Jas.
Austin adjusted the hymenal moose that
securely united the futures of Andrew
Naismith and Miss Ella Mcdonald, two
we'll known young people of that settle
ment Congratulations are extended.
Albert Timian, one of the representa-
tive farmers living north of Dresden
buried an eight year old son on Monday
that died of dipbth ria. There is an
other child, boy of about four years
old that is very i'll with the same dread
disease.
The wedding of MIR, Frank Karts, of
Mt. Carmel and Miss Bella Campbell, of
Elkw wood occurred yesterday forenoon at
the Catholic church, the service being
performed by Rev. Pouliot. The DEMO
GRAF unites with large number of
friends in extending congratulations.
Yesterday morning at aboutf'ur o'clock
Mrs. David Lyle, ST., died quite sudden
ly at the home of her daughter. Mrs. W.
j. Faris, of Hannah. The deceased was
a " idow, we'll advanced in years and for
some time past in poor health. Since the
fore part of the winter she has been stay
ing with her daughter and her death was
quite sudden and unexpected. 1t is un-
derstood that the funeral will take place
tomorrow afternoon from the family
home at StiIlwell.