Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-03-30
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house zee Farrell & Burke.

J. n. Mccullough and brother, Leslie
were visitors in the city Monday.
Olher flours satisfying Dur Voucher
-four pleasing. That's the difference.
C. B. Mcmillan is down from Hannah
and among the busy ones at court thif
week.
Try sack of sour Voucher flour, solo
by all leading merchants in Cavalier
county.
H'y. Arneson, druggist at McGruer's
pharmacy has been laid up fer repairs
few days.
Doc. Reilly was here Friday inter
viewing the trade IN the interest of Mil
ton -four.
Ii that organ needs cleaned or repaired
Prof. Kirk will do it we'll and at reason
able prices.
FL. E. Birtch and wife contemplate
moving out on their farm to spend the
summer months.
A. L. Bradley has been looking after
the Implement Co.'S. business at the
end of the line all week.
Dave Milne left yesterday for Walhalla
to commence teaching six months term
of school in Fremont District No. 2.
III. A. Fisher, travelling superintendent
of the Cargill Co., went into Minneapolis
for vacation until the season opens uE
again.
The city band has started in practic
ing two nights week, getting in readi.
ness for the concert to be shortly
announced
Lester Bryan arrived home last week
from his Ontario trip and is again work
ing at the bench in Alderman Orton's
harness shop.
The DEMOCRAT extends its congratula-
tions to Attorney and Mrs. j. G. Monnet
on the arrival of Il healthy boy baby at
their home Tuesday afternoon.
Jno. Fulton was over from Devils
Lake this week hunting up old time
friends. He will be remembered as
having clerked in J. B. Boyd's store
some seven years ago.
The Worlds Wonder Co., opens a
three night engagement at the Donovan
Hall tonight. Hypnotism, magic and
mystery is what the company advertises
10 have on ITS bill of fare.
Judge Sherwin moves into his cottage
residence on Fourth street this spring.
The rooms over the Mercer & LAWN store
will be fitted up as hands ome bachelor
appointments by Mr.. LAWN.
Blue vitriol and formalin is sure cure
for diseased grain, but for watch that
will not keep good time nothing is so ef-
fective as a thorough overhauling by A.
o. Void the jeweler at McGruer's store.
John WiIdfong, the clerk in Parsons
grocery, is expected back from his Ont,
trip this week. 1t is understood that
during his stay east he completed matri-
monial alliance that has been RIPPING for
some time.
| Monday evening pleasant dancing
party was enjoyed at Landlord Aankey
house. Miss Minnie Pierson, who s
been spending the winter with her sister
Mrs. Hankey, being the guestof honor.
All who participated report the affair a
complete success.
A letter from "Bill' Birtch received
this week by Langdon friends says that
he is still dong we'll in the Klondike
although not getting rich as fast as
he would like to. His letter was brought
out by the party which came down with
j. D. Trenholm, who is understood to
reach Bathgate this week.
Ted Shahane, the once upon time
editor of the Rush Lake Review, but
now business man at Walhalla, spent
a few hours with Langdon friends Tues
day. He was travelling cross country on
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farm and brought the tidings of Billy
McQuarrie's wedding. which occurred
Monday evening.
Mrs. Duncan McCollum died at bel
home near Daniels last Thursday after.
noon OF pneumonia. Deceased had been
| q sufferer for some time, but lately bel
condition was thought to be improving
and the fatal reverse has cast gloon
over the entire community. The remains
were buried on the farm the following
Afternoon, there beng no cemetery ir
that settlement. The grief-stricken re.
latives have the sympathy of all.-Han
nah Noon.
Il "Scottie' sends communication o.
some length from Dresden in which ex
ceptions are taken to an interview give1
by Com'r George Weir to the Milton
Globe on his return from trip to Scot
land and which appeared in these column
on the 9th inst. "Scottie" takes Com
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