Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-02-16

Attorney Richardson spent Thursday
at Hannah on legal business.
Farrell Il Burke moved into their new
office in the bank block this week.
| Olher flours satlsfying-"Our Voucher
-four pleasing. That's the difference.
! LOANS made upon farms at. very
LOW RATES. See Atty. Richardson.
Try a sack of "Our Voucher -four, sold
by all leading merchants in Cavalier
county.
G. B Mcmillan, the Hannah banker,
spent Mondays legal holiday with Lang
dan friends:
VIM. A. Monroe is in charge of the
books ut the meat market during M. L..
Sulllvan's absence.
Mrs. E. E Elford is reported as having
been quite ill the past week, but is now
rapidly improving.
All leading merchants in Cavalier
county sell "Our Voucher -four, the
best Oh the market.
Buy your stove wood already sawed at
Gardeners wood yard. Both hard and
soft wood sold at lowest prices. a.-.
:. 7. E. Asker, whose record as travel
ing man IN the Northwest d tee back 20
years called on the trade Friday. s "a.
Harry Mckay, the genial successor to
the Abbott d Co., drug business at
Wales came down to the Go. E dance . :
IS. 1. Osmund, the traveller for the
Fargo Forum, was here giving Mage's
paper boom in it's circulation this
week. =
Frank Brady's letter from Alaska is
doubly welcome to his L .ngdon friends
seeing it disproves the late rumor of his
death.
Post Office Inspector H. E. Thiele,
attached his O. k. to Postmaster Nc
Hugh's administration of affairs here on
Friday.
Miss Lulu Hodgins was incspacitated
from her duties as teachers in the Lang
don schools by an attack of the grippe
part of last week. q .,ss Fl
DR.. Gibson was called to Dresden on
Sunday 10 attend Mrs. Albert Timian
who was suffering from bad attack of
qulQsy, but is now much better,
Jos. Schneider has returned from his
Ontario trip, arriving home Saturday.
1t is understood he has accepted posi-.
ton with NJ. H Murphy at Dresden.
Mrs. Parmlee, sister Of Mesdames
Kessler, Laidlaw and Milne, who has
been visiting in the city since last fall,
returned this week to her home III Kansas
A remarkably good picture of Sergt
Frank F. Ross, taken by a photographer
at Manila, is to be seen at the Mooney
State Bank. 1t came on last weeks mail
from the Philippines.
Halvor Torgerson and brother, forge,
went to the Forks on Tuesday train as
witnesses on land contest case that had
been referred back from the general
LAND office at Washington.
A. E Bestic, the courteous represent
alive of Walker, Bros, was here last
week when news arrived of Fargo's
10000 blaze, from which their place of
business had a narrow escape.
Its girl-and Nick Moore wears a
broad smile-arrived St. Valentines
morning at o'clock-all doing we'll. That
was the substance of an item of news
gathered from Physician Gibson while
making the round this week.
At the residence of II. j. Mathisen, of
Dresden, yesterday afternoon occurred
the wedding of Andrew Peterson aud
Miss Carrie Strom, who drove over from
Moscow to have the knot tied in an up
to-date manner by Dresden's good look
ing young justice of the peace.
Miss Bessie Prosser, neice of Mr.. and
Mrs B. R. Click, of this city, died sud-
del ly of pneumonia at Chicago last week.
where she has been taken up advanced
studies in music for year past. Her
death is sad blow to many Langdon
friends as we'll as the sorrowing parents
at her home in Devils Lake.
The race between DIR. j. N. Sheppard,
of this city, ana DR.. A. F. Elliott, OF
Milton, for the appointment of district
veterinarian is still on in dead earnest,
both have filed long petitions with the
governor asking for the job and now the
Influential friends of each, are out using
their "pull The race though close is
b-ing carried on in a decidedly friendly
way on both sides and the public lay
back awaiting the outcome with the
satisfaction of knowing that both men