Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-09-14

of furnishing goods.
For RENr.-One large we'll furnished
room. Board if desired. Apply at this
Office.
Miss frankie Sims came up from
Osnabrock and called on Langdon friends
Monday.
DIS. Horwitz who sells pianos for q
list Paul music house was here to do
business Friday.
Mrs. @. 8. Hunter returned Tuesday
from visit of two weeks with friends
down in Minnesota.
Mrs. Geo. Vierhus and son, Alex, took
Fridays train for visit with friends at
Northwood for few days.
Mrs. Will Bucklin, whose health has
been in somewhat serious condition
lately, is now able to be around again.
A bazaar is being planned by the
ladies of the Presbyterian church, which
will likely take place about Thanks
giving day.
The Joseph Biefeld ladies jackets and
skirts are for sale at Elford Bros. It is
to every lady's interest to see these goods
before they buy.
"Mac" Morrison holds the record
among the local wheat buyers, having
shipped the first car of new wheat from
this point Monday.
See DR.. r. S. Smith, the leading
dentist, at has dental parlors from
1st to 18th of this month.
j. E. Owens was here from Duluth
placing an estimate on the local flax crop
Before leaving Friday he arranged with
j. r. Powers to handle shipments here
for his firm.
Doc. Smith went to Milton yesterday
for his regular monthly visit. He has
engaged the services of an assistant den
tai surgeon, who will arrive shortly
from Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. NJ Kelly entertained party of
about twenty young town folks Friday
evening the affair being compliment to
her neice, Miss Nellie Kelly, who is here
on visit from La Crosse, Wis.
John Mahon has decided to put in
hot water plant with which to heat his
elegant home on the corner Of Spruce
and Seventh streets this winter. A. T.
LeVescont has been awarded the con-
tract.
George Plain drove up Friday from
Milton in company with his mother and
sister, Mrs. ] Plain and Miss Eva Plain,
from Aurora, I'll. The ladies are enjoy
ing North Dakota visit when the state
Is seen at it's best.
F. Clarke is here from Fargo this week
endeavoring to interest Langdon people
in the many commendable features Of
the Brotherhood of American Yeomen,
new beneficiary society with an insur-
ance plan attachment.
John Mahon Jr., brother of the old
reliable manager Of Mayor McMillan's
machinery business, has boldly donned
the star as special night watch and will
round up tho grizzly old hobos while
our peaceful citizens sleep.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. McNiven and
family returned Monday from the Pacific
coast, where they have spent several
month. The trip has proved itself to be
| one of great benefit to Mr.. McNiven's
health as we'll as one of enjoyment to the
whole family. ...
In letter written by H. Weiland to
Langdon friends from San Francisco he
stated that the transport conveying the
34th U. S. volunteers was expected to
sail for the Philippines on the 18th. He
arrived at the Presidio encampment a
day previous to the Grant reaching San
Francisco and was on hand to welcome
the North Dakota boys when they
stepped ashore. Though nothing de6n-
tie is known it IS expected that Harry is
now on bis way to Manila.
Langdon people, as we'll as whole
lot of others throughout every section Of
the county, will gladly extend their con-
CALCULATIONS to Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Kelly
on their return next week from their
honeymoon trip east. The wedding took
place at SIX o'clock last Monday even
ing in St. Paul, when our genial "Joe"
was united to Miss Mae H. Latta at the
home OF her parents in that city. The
bride is most eetimable young lady
and made the acquaintance Of a number
of Langdon's best people while on q
visit here with the McHugh family this
summer. Both have the we'll wishes
of all and when they arrive next week
will find that nothing in Langdon is
too good for them. Mr.. Kelly has
we'll equipped home awaiting his bride
on Fifth Street, which up to the pre-
sent time has been occupied by George
w. Gardner and family.