Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-01-12

H.O. Storlie was down the line ta
Edinburg for visit over Sunday.
LOANS made upon farms at very
LOW RATES. See Atty. Richardson.
Th. A o U. w. lodge starts in the
year right-there was no assessment for
January.
Mrs. Chas. Hunters youngest daugh-
ter numbered among the sick ones the
past week.
Prot. Sheehans infant daughter was
under the doctors care for few days
of last week.
Workman lodges all over the state
observe next Wednesday, January 18th,
as Initiation Day.
Attorney Robt. Dickson is away at
Detroit, Mich, for six weeks visit
with former friends.
Chas. Hunter is putting in the week at
the Forks having been drawn as juror
IN the U, 5 circuit court.
Langdon's population was increased by
the arrival of daughter at Treasurer
McGauvran's home Tuesday.
Editor Shepard throws bouquet at
Ed. Gleason, the spotter Of the enforce
ment league IN last week Moon.
G. B. Mcmillan came down from Han
nah on Mondays train to stay and look
after business at this end few days.
Mrs. Black, sister of Mrs w. B. Dick
son is spending the week with Winnipeg
friends, leaving here on Mondays train.
Tom McGauvran has been retained by
Sheriff Robertson us deputy and jailor a
betitting recognition of his faithful
services in the past.
Mayor Mcmillan came home on Tues
days train and gave the boys the latest
senatorial tips "hot from the wire," as
the Mage used to say.
Nels A Hawklnson representing the
Leslie & McAfee, wholesale paper house
of Minneapolis, made the rounds on
newspaper row Monday.
Miss Kate Schneider, spent the week
looking after the firms millinery business
at Hannah, while her partner, Miss
Wild, visited Milton friends.
Miles Bovine, an esteemed Stilwell
reader, dropped III Tuesday to see how
everything was runni G since the DEMO
GRAFT got in that new gasoline engine.
Aug Peterson disposed of the Pacific
Hotel business at Milton last week to H,
Sunderland and will devote his entire
time to the grain and machine business.
Monday evening a surprise party of
young folks took possession OF the res
talrant and bakery of Joe Little, and
made things enjoyable for all until the
lights went out.
j. f. Mears, the deputy U. S. Marshal
from Milton, was here Monday. He has
johnson slated as Il winner in the seua-
torial contest with McCumber as second
choice in tbs field.
A social dance at the Daniels school
house on Wednesday evening of last
week was given i'll honor of the wedding
of Mr.. Jno. II. Wilson of Hannah and
Miss Amanda Ketter, of Daniels.
There will be Il sharp demand for Cava-
lier county real estate-improved and
unlmproved-the coming spring. Dea'-
ers and others should lose no time in
listing their bargains in the columns of
the DEMocRAT-that is if they want to
wear diamonds nextfall,
R. Wakeford was down from Langdon,
Saturday, looking over the Smith meat
market building with view to remodel
ing it for a first class hotel. We under
stand they have arrived at terms and
that the new place will be ready for bust
ness by the 1stof May.-Osnabrock Cycle
John Mahon's broad smile which has
been the subject of general comment
around town during the week was caused
by something more tn IL the weather. A
baby girl arrived at the Mahon home
Friday of last week. Mrs. Mahon anc
little daughter are reported to be doing
nicely.
1t is understood that Mr.. Darling, o
this city, who is an old government sur
veyor, will look after the official duties o
Co. Surveyor McDongall's office and hal
accepted the deputyship. MIR and Mrs
Darling are the parents OF Mrs. G. S
Hunter, and have made their home her
for some months past.
Lloyd Ryall, sometime ago clerk a
the Columbia, writes an interesting lette
home from Manila to his Nelson count
friends through the columns of las
weeks Michigan City Independent. I
will be remembered that Lloyd under
went his first experience in military dis