Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-01-19
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Grant B. Parent called on the Lang
don cigar trade Tuesday.
Langdon X. P's. were ON hand in full
force at last nights s'feed session."
H Reynolds wac here Friday look
ing after the wants of the drug trade.
Tamarac wood is the cheap est fuel
IN The city. Sold by P. Gardner ut 81 SO
per cord.
Mrs FIumerfelt was at Dresden on
Saturday to spend the day with the
Mathisen family.
Mike, Kelly and Ed. Farrell are talking
about organizing widowers cluo-for
their benefit of course.
Jere Frawley was here Saturday ga
thering up county seat Items for the
readers of the Osnabrock Cycle.
E. G. Dedricll has som. thing to say to
honsekeepers in his new change of ad
this week. Read 1t over carefully.
Geo. A. O,es was down the line at
Osnabro k and Milton yesterday in the
interest of his Imperial Dye Works.
VIM. Craig, we'll known at all wheat
buying points in the state talked bust
ness with the local elevator men Friday.
Jas. G.. Dickson drove over to CRYSTAL
yesterday afternoon to visit his brother
HI. S. Dickson, the druggist and post
master at that place.
Henry Arnesou, druggist at the Lang
don Pharmacy took Thursdays train for
d moulhs we'll earned vacation with
his folks III Minnesota.
Milton X. of P brethren to tho num-
Der of two sleis Oh loads we're visitors of the
local knights at the social session held
in their castle hall last evening.
Tom Smith is holding down a case
over al the Republican Office, his advent
as a seeker after knowledge of the art
preventative beginning with this week.
A furniture rattle and dance is an
nounced to take place at Dresden on
Friday evening of next week, January
2Olh. Tickets for rattle and dance rs
cents Oh.
Rob't Robertson, one of the we'll TODD
farmers around Elkwood, and brother of
Sheriff Jno l.. Robertson, WAS IN town
Saturday and made the DEMOCRAT ii
pleasant call.
We would call attention to the new
advertisement of A. F. Gardner & Co.
Their stock of furniture is the largest IN
county and is sold at prices never before
equaled i'll the city.
Oscar H. Will & Co., the old seed men
of Bismarck, have something important
to say in this issue. The firm has built
up big business in the northwest and
is Ill everyway rel able.
Among the rece 1T go weddings was
that of MIR. George Coburn to Miss Bella
Colburn, a young Cavalier county couple.
The ceremony WAS performed by Rev.
Thos. Dougan on the 4th inst.
osT-Between my place on Third
street and the Baptist church, gold pin
made from five dollar gold piece, with
the initials 81. M. B. to j. B." engraved
thereon. A liberal reward will be given
for it's return. Mrs E. j. Blakely.
The Guild Social circle meets this
week with Mrs. H. D. ALERT on Friday
afternoon, from half past two to five
o'clock The ladies of the city are all
cordially invited to attend. A silver
collection of ten cents will be taken up.
We would ask that township clerks
when making out the list of blank they
need for the coming year let the DEMO
Graf figure Oh the same. We carry a
full line of all blanks needed and can
fill orders al the Same prices as any
firm in Fargo or Grand Forks.
The Catholics at Walhulla cleared $3.50
at AL entertainment and oyster supper
Tuesday evening of last week. In refer
ing to the occasio the Monntaineer says
that all those present We're sorry that
Jugde Dnrval was unable to be there
from Langdon. He was on the program
and they hope to hear him at some
future time.
Mrs. B. r. Clicks sat horle' yester-
day afternoon was the social function of
the week, and will for long time be re-
membered by the thirty odd ladies who
participated. The refreshments we're
dainty and the parlors beautifully decor
ated for the occasion The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. f. w. Mclean in enter
tanning her guests. Music by Prof Hops
added much to the pleasure of the event.
Last evening the X. P's. gave very
successful social session at their hall
after conferiug the ranks of page and
ESQUIRE upon Register Deeds Rylance.
The impromptu program was OF high
merit, interspersed throughout with in
slrumental selections by Prof. Chas j.
Hops. Light refreshments we're served