Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-02-16

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To test is to appreciate the high quality
of "Our Voucher" -four.
Cashier O. E. Thompson spent Lin.
coins birthday with Grand Forks friends
Tamarac wood is the cheapest fuel
in the city. Sold by P. Gardner at $3.50
per cord.
The drug firm Of I. Dawson & Co a,
Dresden has dissolved, B. r. Click re-.
firing from the firm.
Mrs. Mcknight left last week for q
visit with Chicago friends, expecting to
be absent about month.
G.. s. Hunter got back on Thursday
from weeks trip to Nelson county on
business and pleasure combined.
The appointment OF Andrew George
as deputy sheriff Dresden is quite vel!
received by the residents of that place.
Pat McGauvran WAS shaking hands
with Langdon friends Tuesday and re-
membered the DEMOCRAT in his round
of calls.
The celebrated brands of -four made
by the Milton Milling Co., are the best.
Sold at Dresden at Mathisen & Speck,
mann's store.
w. G. Lyons, long resident of this
| toe 1,oo al |, l,,y
Hannah and again takes up school
teaching in the vicinity of Wang.
H j. Mathisen and wife we're here
from Dresden to attend the Co., T.. ball.
Mrs. Mathisen stayed over for visit
with city friends the balance of the week
Ed. Sherwin has fitted up office rooms
in the basement of the First National
Bank block where he will hold court and
transact a general real estate and col
lection business.
Anumber of improvements needed to
guard the safe keeping of Sheriff Robe t.
sons guests in the basement of the court
house have been made lately Contractor
Loynes had the job.
Some says you cannot tell anything
about the future. But hundred of people
will tell you that if you will take your
watch to A. o. Void for repair it will be
sure to give you satisfaction.
Druggist McGrath and wife, formerly
couple of Langdon's popular yong
people recently made one who are now
among Hannah's best set came down to
enjoy the military hop on. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. ALERT will spend
few weeks at the Hot Spring, Ark,
on Ii. DIS. return from his Honlulu
Mrs. ALERT will leave here so as to meet
her husband at that place on his return
to the States.
| Last Saturday evening surprise party
and oyster supper was given at the home
of Mr.. Thos. Finnerty, east of town Ivy
the friends of Miss Lizzie Mcdonald,
Donations amounting to $50 were made
in and of the missionary work that Miss
Mcdonald has been assisting in at the
Baptist church here the past month.
The ladies Of the NJ. E. church will
hold box social IN Donovan's Hall on
the evening Of Feb'y oath. Each lady
is requested to prepare box for two
which will be sold to the highest bidder,
There will also be good program Of
vocal and instrumental music by the
best city talent and all are invited tc
attend.
Last week, just prior to leaving on
his Honolulu trip, w J. Mooney re.
ceived letter from Frank Ross, dated
Manila, P. l., Dec. 26th, in which he
mentions at length the, big box OF pres
ents from Langdon friends that arrived
on Xmas eve. Frank refers to the mono
tony OF soldiers life and expresses .
hope that he may again shake his Lang
don friends by the hand in about 81,
months.
The DEMOCRATS reportorial staff a
the debates of the school literary societ!
{ lis Miss Katie McCay and Master Brnc'
[ jackson. The Republican is locke.
after by Misses Helen Sullivan an,
\ Lavina Porter and the Times receives il
write.up from Misses Edith Oke an,
,. IIdllian Shaw. Tho scholars hold THE
: next meeting on the 2lst when tribut
j viii b pa,d to the memory OF Washing
ton's birthday.