Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-02-23

Colorado trip next week.
Rev, Polliot went up to Wales last
Friday to conduct Catholic services.
HI. D. Parsons went down the line az
far as the Forks Thursday on business.
Barber Weiland is able to be up and
around again after y seige of the grippe.
F. E. Renaud, the jovial hotelman
from Cavalier was visitor in the city
Friday.
j. B. Boyd was at Hannah looking
over his branch store between trains
Tuesday.
II that organ needs cleaned or repaired,
Prof. Kirk will do it we'll and at reason
able prices.
-Four carload of dry tamarac wood. at
so per cord. Leave order at once with
p. Gardner.
The new tailor shop Of Falls 4 Brad
ley was equipped with electric light
fixtures last week.
r. P. Abbey is able to be out again
and attend to business after q long seige
Of the prevalent grippe.
Chas. Houghs infant daughter has been
seriously i'll with inha.nmationl of the
lungs, but is now recovering.
Catholic services will be conducted at
st. AIphonsus church. in this city, next
Sunday by Rev. Pouliot. at the usual
hours.
The celebrated brands of -four made
by the Milton Milling Co, are the best.
Sold at Dresden at Mathis n & Speck.
mann's store.
e. A. Farrell spent part of the week in
the western part of the county and was
in line at the end-town Scotch celebra-
ton last Friday.
Geo. W. Graves returned Friday from
his hastily taken tip to Eastern Ontario
where he was called by the serious ILL
ness of his aged mother.
Services next Sunday IN the Presley
terrain church of this city at II a.. M,
at the Mclean school house at 2 D. IA.
Rev. Thos. Dougan, pastor.
| The parliamentary debate by the
Langdon Literary Club on Tuesday
evening settled the Philippine question
in favor of expansion by Il vote of i to s.
The ladies Guild Social Circle meets
at the home of Mrs. A. Schulke from
half past two to five o'clock tomorrow,
Friday afternoon. Everyone is corlinally
invited.
| Thos. Amoth, one of the early settlers
OF Moscow was married Monday at Dres-
den by II. J. MAthisen, justice of the
peace, to Miss Helga Rund, of Fairfax,
! Minnesota.
| Some says you cannot tell anything
about the future. But hundred of people
will tell you that it you will take your
watch so A. o. Void for repair it will be
sure to give you satisfaction.
! Robt Watson a we'll known farmer
l 10" l11A1CC lOA III OaSL VI lCl Cj ChilCO
the DEMOCRAT Office while IN town Fri
day and ordered his name placed on the
subscription list, paying for the paper in
advance.
| The report arrived too late for last
weeks issue of he arrival of a son 1T tue
| home of Anton He'll on the 18th, also q
sou. at P. Perius' place on the 18th.
| The DEMOCRAT extends congratulations
to both parties.
Editor Mccarthy returned to Milton
on Saturdays train from his Florida trip
| t. find here at home in North Dakota
more warmth and sunshine than he had
experienced in his two weeks travels
through the south.
| For SA1E-Three quarter sections OF
fine improved farm land, situated four
and one-h half miles west Of Olga. Good
substantial we'll painted building. For
particulars apply to Jos. McNeill,
Osnabrock, N. Oak. At
| Attorney w. j. Thompson was up from
Milton with one of those Mckinley clean
shaves to spend Sunday. Those Milton
folks had better move Thompson's
church up here or else send an injunc-
ton after the preacher.
A rumor got into circulation down at
Milton last week that Chas. Butter wick.
who is with the North Dakota volunteers
had been killed in the last engagement
with the insurgentsut Manila. 1t proved
however to be without foundation.
Rev. A. G. Manson, who will be remem.
bered by Langdonites rs Sunday school
missionary of the Presbyterian church,
and lately assigned to church at DuIu' b.
writes that he is having great success and
addresses crowded congregations at every
service. His friends here will be glad to
| hear of his pOpularity in his now work.