Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-10-26
Additional Local.

Save % per cent on coaks by going
to Keily's store.
Attorney Cleary and w. j. Mooney
were shaking hands with friends and
transncting business at the Forks last
Saturday.
Next Sunday there will be Presby-
terinn services held by Rev. Dougan at
the FaIconer school house 1870 am. Nc
Lean p. m.. Langdon p. m.
Rev. l'raHted. superintendent of an
institution for homeless children at
Fargo, was here last week looking up
those that have found homes in families
of this county.
FoE SALE The Dresden House, at
Dresden, N. Oak. for terms and prices
call or write TO, John Gerding, cashier,
Dresden Bank, or the owner. Robert
Melville, Walhalla NJ Oak.
Last Sunday the pulpit of the Presby-
terrain church was filled by Rev Atcheson
OF Park River. The appointments of
that gentleman down the line being
filled by the pastor, Rev. Dougan.
Thursday of last week the wedding of
Thorvald Gubbrud and Miss Isabel
Ireland WAS solemnized at the M. L.
parsonage of this city by Rev. s. Il. Beer.
Both the contracting parties are we'll
known residents of Fremont.
There was a big effort put forth at the
meeting of the synod at Park River last
week to secure the next annual meeting
of the clergy and laity of the Presby-
terrain church Of this state for Langdon.
Fargo won out but only had three votes
to spare, leaving us close second.
VIM. Uelow returned last Saturday
from business trip over the Devils Lake
line where he has been talking insurance
for the Mutual Reserve, of New York.
Some interesting reading matter regard
ing the company he represents will be
found on the last page of this issue of
the DRMocRAr.
Wednesday of next week, being All
Saints Day special services will be con-
Quoted at the Ca ,holic church by Rev.
Pouliot in observance thereof, consisting
of low mass at eight and high mass at
ten o'clock in the forenoon. The day
following, being All Souls Day, the same
order Of service will he observed.
FL. Hodgins returned on yesterdays
train to st. Paul, to which place he &C.
companied his daughter, Miss Ollie, who
has gone to consult a specialist for
spinal trouble, from which she has been
a sufferer for some little time past. The
treatment will necessitate her staying in
the Twin Cities for several weeks, al.
though the permanent recovery of the
patient is assured
Monday afternoon the funeral of the
seven month old son of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
j. Fox was held from the Catholic church
and quite largely attended by sympathiz
ing friends of the family. The little one
had been sickly for some time and for 6
week past it had been generally expected
that it's sufferings could only be relieved
by the hand of death, the end coming at Il
late hour on Saturday evening.
Tom Dugan, nephew of 7. H
Holland, who came out here from lis
home in Dayton. Ohio, about three years
ago, was called home last week by mes.
sage received Friday that told Of the
death of his father after an illness OF
short duration. The old gentleman was
veteran of the civil war, and no doubt
injuries received in engagements at that
time fastened the end. Tom was the
Oldest OF family of five that survive
and will doubtless remain east to settle
up his fathers estate.