Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-01-05
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Rumors Of more weddings are heard.

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Rumors Of more weddings are heard
Boyd sells "Our Voucher" -four, the
bssl on the ma ket.
Georgia Mipstrels at The Donovan
Hall tomorrow evening.
Labor VS.. Capital is the subject at next
Tuesday evenings debate.
W. E. DeLons from Osnabrock spent
Saturday in the city on business.
Wheat buyer Gilmore Of the North
western at Wales was in the city awhile
Monday.
Walter Clarke got back this week
from six weeks sight seeing trip to the
Pacific coast.
Mrs. George Gardner returned on
Saturday from q months visit with
friends in Fargo.
Miss Veda Oke returned Monday from
Morden, Man, where che spent the
holidays with friends.
Dan McAllan the Osnabrock merchant
exchanged New Years greetings with
Langdon friends Monday.
Roland Martin the blacksmith and
''head. push of Dresden's "Early Hour
Club" was caller yesterday.
Torger Tcrgerson left on yesterdays
passenger for month visit to his former
home in Dakota county. Minnesota.
Miss Maude Halght came up from
Milton yesterday for few days visit at
the home of her sister Mrs. Doughty.
Dentist J. W. Mcqueen, spent the
week here in company with his brother,
who has charge of DR.. Semple's practice,
Mrs. e. A. Farrell and Mrs. M Kelly
have gone to Ontario for mid-winter
visit with friends. They left on Mondays
train.
Collector McConnachie went down to
Inkster on Tuesday to bring back his
family. They have been visiting 9here
during the holidays.
L. E Pierce and wife returned Friday
from Lakota where they spent the holt
days with friends and attended the grand
opening of the Hotel Grace.
Buy Our Voucher and Family
Patent -four, ne celebrated brands
nlau- by he Ml!'ou Miping Co. For
sals only at }. E. Boyd's store.
Patrons of the Langdon post Office will
in few days have an opportunity to
compliment Postmaster McHugh on a
fine line OF improvements made.
Agent Shaw: Have sold 81 tickets at
this point to parties going to Ontario On
the $40 round trip excursion, Last
water there were 4S tickets sold here.
Mrs Il. H. Holland was among those
from Langdon that attended the Milton
K, of P. ball Monday evening and is
stopping with friends there the balance
of the week
Co. Sup't Fox: The state teachers as
ISOLATION meeting at Fargo last week was
the twelfth yearly gathering and the lar
gest in the state. There were over 200
educators in attendance.
Mrs. O.C. Wentworth and mother,
Mrs. Taylor, expect to leave next week
for Chicago, where they will spend the
balance of the winter. Col. Wentworth
expects to JOIN them early in February.
F. E. Renaud, one of Olga's early
settlers, at present engaged in the hotel
business at Cavalier, will probably re-
turn to this county in the near future.
He is negotiating the purchase of the
Northwestern hotel at Milton
The insurance adjusters came up from
st. Paul on Thursday of last week and
settled the Northwestern loss. The
saffvage of damaged grain was sold to
Griggs q Co., of st. Paul for 1000 and
Is beng loaded in cars and shipped out
at the rate of 1000 bushels daily.
The DEMOCRAT made a mistake in
stating in it's issue of two weeks ago that
diphtheria was prevailing among the
family of John Boesl. Such is not the
case and the contradiction of the report
received from Mr.. Boesl is substantiated
by DR.. Gibson. We apologize for the
error made.
A new industry that establishes itself
in Langdon beginning with the New
Year is the Imperial Dye Works, Of
which Geo. A. Oles is the proprietor.
Mr.. Oles is by no means a stranger with
Langdon people and after looking the
field over has decided to locate here.
Attention is called TO his ad in another
column.