Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-06-29

V. G. Haslam, friend of the Mercer
family, is over here from Devils Lake for
a short visit this week.
Fats VS.. Leans will have battle royal
on the diamond of the local base ball
grounds at no distant date.
Mrs. Darling, mother Of Mrs. G. S.
Hunter, returned today from a visit OF
several weeks with Minnesota friends.
Bruce Jackson, of Grafton, who makes
collections for the Collier book publish
ing company, made the rounds here
Tuesday.
Judge BHrcelo's residence up on the
hill is now improved by being inclosed
by neat fence and there's also fine
stretch of sidewalk leading up to the
house.
Langdon's second nine are fast becom-
ing one of the biggest attractions for
miles around and since they won the
game from the Cavalier juniors at Wal
halla last Friday afternoon with score
of - to II they are poking all kinds of
fun at the big fellows.
The funeral of John Alt, who died
Friday morning of last week at the Nor
den hospital, took place on Sunday at
the Catholic church of Mt. Carmel. The
attendance was unusually large, quite a
number from this city being present
Deceased was 81 years old and the cause
of death cancer, the disease having been
located in the stomach, but in the ad.
vanced stage it had reached when the
treatment was undergone left the patient
beyond hope of human aid. Mr. Alt
leaves widow and large grown up fam.
lily to mourn his departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Champine, former
we'll known residents of Fargo, arrived
last Friday from Minneapolis to make
Langdon their home. Mr.. Champine
comes to join w. j. Mooney in establish
ing real estate, loan and insurance
business, under The firm name of Mooney
e Champine. Mr.. Chdmpine is one Of
the best and most widely known business
men IN the financial circles of the state
and has always enjoyed a high standing
both socially and professionally among
his old friends in Fargo, from which
place come we'll wishes on all sides fol
his future success.
At the Harvey Centre M. Z. church OF
! Sunday afternoon occurred the funera
of Michael j. Lawless, who died at hit
home in that township last Thursday
after long illness of consumption. Fo
many years past deceased has numbered
among the best known residents of thai
community and Mrs. Lawless and hel
daughters, Mrs. A. Z. Ullyot, of Har
vey, Mrs. Fl. D. Turner, Of Woodbridg,
and Miss Ada Plat, at home, have thu
consolation of many friends in their trial
Deceased was in his tifty-frst year ane
besides the Immediate family leaves tc
mourn number of near relatives in tn,
east.
Yesterday forenoon the little pupils at
tending Miss Plummer's kindergarten
had the monotony of their everyda,
work broken by being taken on tour o
inspection through the blacksmith of Mr.
Robert Meiklejohn. Their visit wal
made doubly interesting and enjoyabl,
by surprise that Mr. Meiklejohn ane
his wife had in waiting for them ate,
they had seen everything in the shop
A large tent had been put up on thu
lawn at his residence, in which tn,
children to the number of thirty wer,
RECALLED with ice cream and cake
managing to put in the balance of tn
forenoon in manner that they will lonl
remember, Miss Plummer was assisted
in the supervision of her classes on thi
occasion, by Miss Emily Smith and Mis-
Bella McPhail, who for some time pas
have been paying close attention to tn,
work in the Kindergarten.
OK EVERY RoTTLE:-Of Sh1loh's Con
sumption Cnre is this guarantee: "AI
we ask of you is TO use two-thirds of tn,
contents of this bottle faithfully. then i
you can say yol are not benefited return
the bottle to your druggist and he ma.
refund the price paid" Price % cts.
so cts. and S1.OO. Sold by II. D. Aller
& Co.