Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-03-09

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Mike O'Hara was among the visitors
in the city Monday.
w. Y. Cory, the Hannah M. d. made
the city visit Tuesday.
Attorney Cleary made a flying trip to
Hannah on legal business Tuesday.
See Farrell & Burke before making a
loan on your farm and city property.
Robt Meiklejohn returned Saturday
from weeks business trip to the Twin
Cities
Mrs. j. B. Boyd spent part of the
week with Milton friends returning home
yesterday.
Mrs. A. F. Gardner was visitor at
Hannah with her sister, Mrs. Robt. Mo
Grath, on Saturday.
Attorney Geo. P. Gibson was up from
Milton yesterday shaking hands with
old Langdon friends.
w. F. Winter and Jas. G. Dickson re-
turned Saturday from a trip down to
| Walhalla ana vicinity.
Mrs. Thos. Heating 10 receiving visit
from her sister, who arrived Thursday of
last week from Minneapolis
Tom Barry has returned from Duro,
Ont, where he spent a couple of months
pleasantly visiting old friends.
Butcher Ramage will make extensive
interior changes III his meat market this
spring and will occupy the entire front.
M. J. O'Malley, one of Perry townships
we'll to do pioneers returned Saturday
from winters visit with Ontario friends
Mrs. A. LeVescont returned home
Saturday from Minneapolis, where she
has been enjoying long visit with her
folks.
HI. Haskamp was in the city Satur-
day transacting business in connection
with his interests at Dresden and
Osnabrock.
The celebrated brands of -four made
by the Milton Milling Co, are the best.
Sold at Dresden at Mathisen & Speck.
mann's store.
The Guild social circle will meet with
Mrs. Evans tomorrow, Friday, afternoon
at the usual hour. All are cordially ln-
vited to be present.
McHugh returned Tuesday from
three weeks trip to the Twin Cities,
bringing with him the first car of horses
for the local market.
| j. G. Stable, the old pioneer dealer at
the Chicago store stand, is out with
new advertisement this week. Everyone
should be sure to read it,
! Bicycles of the 80 style, the new chain
less gear, adjustable crank hanger and
other new features are already on exhibit
ton at q. G. Dedrick's and Alert & Co.'S
nj. Kelly is putting in a full line of
farm machinery in this city and at Han
nah for the spring trade. A new ad-
vertisement next week will tell of the
different lines he handle.
| Landlord Hankey and wife entertained
party of young friends at their hotel
Friday evening. The dance and refresh
ments emade the affair one of the most
pleasant it is possible to conceive
Allan Pinkertop got back Monday
from Bismarck accompanied by wife and
daughter, who have been enjoying life at
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the "sit" of sergeant of arms in the
senate.
Sunday mornings services at the Pres
byterian church will be conducted by
Rev. D. Mcmillan, of Elkwood, in the
absence of Mr.. Dougan, the pastor who
will be at Beaulieu assisting Elder Thos.
Stevenson of that place.
r. E. McHugh this week received a
letter from Walter R. Willard, who will
be remembered as having been connected
with the Republican, while w. F. Cush-
ing was editor. He is now enlisted in
the regular army and in camp down in
in Georgia.
Peter Zettel, notary public at Mt. Car
mel has opened up conveyancing office
at his store and draws up papers of all
kinds in due legal form. He makes a
speciality Of power of attorney work for
parties settling up claims in Germany,
Austria or other European countries.
The visit of Bishop Edsall, of the
Episcopal church, to this city next
Thursday is an event that will be greatly
appreciated by the church going people
generally. Since coming to the state q
month ago he has visited most all lthe
!; parishes under his charge and without
, exception is spoken of as an able leader
of church work besides being an effective
: pulpit orator.
The literary society of the CITY schools
meet last Friday afternoon. Following
the calling to order of the society by the
chair and the reading and approval of thu