Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-12-28
M. Farrell has been quite sick for
sometime past but is improving.

M. Farrell has been quite sick fol
sometime past but is improving.
Miss Carrie Mcmillan took her Christ
mas dinner with her brother and sister
at Hannah.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. D. Sweetman came
up from Milton yesterday for a short
visit with friends
Harry Scott came up from his school
in the south end of the county to spend
Xmas with the folks at home.
| Mrs. Duncan Mclean came down
from Hannah with the baby to spend
Xmas with her parents the Ullyotts.
Billy Kraft the busy little tailor at
Bradley's Is back from visit with
Cavalier friends during the holidays.
Mrs. N. @. Crockett left yesterday for
Ontario where she will spend the re-
mslnder of the winter visiting friends.
Mrs. Chas. Gillespie is here from
Rochester, Mimi, the guest of her neice,
Mrs. A. Schulke, during the holidays.
When you call for the best cigar on
the market see that you get the Havana
King" It is the best and is made
right hero in Langdon.
q. J. Beechie, is the new knight Of the
razor in Birmingham's barber shop,
filling the position vacated by Jas.
Carey, who left last week for tho Forks.
Everything promises that tomorrow
nights ice rink carnival will be one OF
the best possible kinds of time. Prizes
are offered for costumes, races, etc.
Music by the band and everybody
invited.
A dancing party of Langdon young
people was gotten up last night at the
Donovan Hail. The occasion being a
farewell to Capt. r. E. McHugh, who
leaves this week for Dixon, ILL.,, to attend
college.
On the last page this week the
DEMOCRAT publishes cataloR of che
library of the Langdon public schools.
In the families of our town readers this
will be of special interest and benefit
and should be preserved for reference by
the children.
Ed. M. Andrews of Fremont, who
gave up his studies at the Agricultural
college year ago last summer at the
outbreak Of the Philippine trouble and
enlisted with Go B of Fargo, goes back
with the beginning of the year to take
up his course.
Smith A. Gould, we'll known by many
of Langdon's best people, and n brother
of "Walt" Gould of the ALERT & Co.
drug store, was married on the 9th inst,
at Inkster to Miss Louisa J. Decker.
"Smith'' has wide acquaintance among
the young people here to whom the news
comes as a pleasant surprise.
The Hub restaurant of LRngdon-
while not as big as the Fargo restaurant
of that name-is just as popular. It
could not we'll be otherwise with N. F.
Charter as proprietor. Meals served in
a style that the patrons of the Hub
appreciate-and Charter don't want all
the money you have got when you settle.
Saturday night at about half-past
eight an alarm of fire was sounded. In
vestigation showed that the burning out
Of chimney at Miss Agar's drsssmaking
psrlors on Spruce street was the cause.
All danger of conhegr alton was quickly
settled without the aid of the department
which responded promptly with the hose
carts and chemical engine.
w. J. Ellis. of Easily, was Milton
visitor Thursday, and Friday. Mr..
Ellis says the wheat receipts at Easily
were large and thinks there are excellent
business opportunities there, and pre-
diets that another year will see marked
improvement in conditions there. John
Mahon of Lsngdon is now the owner of
the Easily townsite, and will most likely
put in branch lumber yard there.-Mil-
ton Globe.