Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-07-13

Jas. Stevenson at present has posi-
ton with the Citizens bank.
Editor McCarthy was up from Milton
on brief business trip Monday.
Clerk of Court Truax is at Winnipeg
this week attending the races and fair.
Cecil Mahon and sister, Bella, drove
over to Pilot Mound, Man, for short
outing on Tuesday.
Miss Emma Morgan, sister of Mrs. f.
E. B. Mercer, returned this week to her
home at Devils Lake.
DR.. j. N. Sheppard and wife number
among the Langdon people taking IN the
sights at Winnipeg this week.
For SA1E:-A few choice work horses,
will be sold cheap. Enquire at the lum-
Der yard of Liebeler & Finerty.
Clerk J. P. Dannigan, of Judge Dor
| walls Office, went to his home at Reaulieu
last Saturday for few days visit.
Agent Shaw and family are expected
to return from their holiday trip to On
tario the beginning of the coming week.
Will Bolton, of the Ct. Northern depot,
wheeled across to Pilot Mound, Man.,
and spent Sunday very pleasantly with
friends.
Mrs. L. S. Champine took Tuesdays
train east and will spend some time visit.
ing among friends at Fargo and the
Twin Cities.
w. E. Adams, one of Fargo's leading
business men, stopped off between trains
last Monday for few hours with the
Foshay family.
If your bicycle needs repairing take it
to LeVescont's shop. He has the best
line of extras and repairs in the city.
Charges moderate.
Barber H. Weiland took Fridays train
for st. Paul to purchase set of elegant
bath fixtures, and may possibly pay a
short visit to friends in Wisconsin before
returning.
Jas. Balm, until lately IN the office of
of j. McPhail's farm machinery ware
house, is assisting in the rush of extra
work that exists in the Office OF Auditor
Work these days.
E. E. Elford is identifying his resi-
dence property on Sixth street with new
trees and a fine lawn aud expects to move
into the house, that is now being rapidly
finished, this fall.
Miss Anna Barley. who is engaged in
the mission work of the Baptist church,
addressed large congregations at both
the Baptist and Methodist churches in
this city last Sunday.
DR.. French, the popular young tooth
puller from Cavalier, spent Sunday in
the city while up here last week for Il
short stay on his homestead in the west
ern part of the county.
The funeral OF the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jno. O'Connor was held Friday
forenoon from the Catholic church. The
little one died at noon Thursday having
been quite sickly since its birth a short
time ago. ..
The subject of Rev. Robertson's dis
course at the Baptist church the coming
Sunday evening will be "Cure for Impa-
tience." He will also preach at Rosa
Lake at II a. m, and at the Roney school
house at 3p. M.
A base ball ball tournament is adver.
tised to take place at Cavalieron the 21st
and 22nd of this month, when the Lang
don team is invited to go over there and
cross bats with the mines of Cavalier and
Edinburg. Park River will also be given
a chance to recover its lost reputation.
LIS. Champine went to Winnipeg this
week and is interested in the racing to
tbs extent that he has entered his famous
trotter, Redstrath, in the free for-all
The horse has long list of per.
formances to his credit and it is the ex-
pectatioa of those who know that big
share of the money in that race will be
won by Mr.. Champlne's horse.
Friday evening the band were out te
serenade Mr.. Joseph drummer, and his
bride, Miss Theresa Thompson, who were
married that evening at the home of Mr.
Robert Meiklejohn, of this city, by Rev
Dougan. The groom halls from Boisse
vain, Man., while Mrs. drummer has fol
some time past made Langdon her home
while engaged in dressmaking, and leaves
behind many friends that wish both her
, self and husband a happy journey
through life.
A cablegram was received from Mantle
]ast Saturday by Fargo parties 10 the
effect that North Dakota's volunteer
; had left that day on the transport Grant
homeward bound. This confirms the
report given out by the war department
, about a week ago and barring accidents
the boys should reach San Francisco b.
August 10Th at which rate thew shoult