Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-01-12
Boyd sells .'Our Voucher" -four, the

Boyd sells .Our Voucher" -four, the
b., un he ma k-t.
G \. Smith, he energetic Osnabrock
hn>tp MAS here again Tuesday.
D j.. Jameson, M D, was IN Osna-
bro Il visitor t., the metropolis Saturday.
&c, ,r,ny, of the Milton Globe, has
rans 10 buru since last weeks cold spell
Sci III.
j. j. Refill, M D, was here Monday
pushing the trade of his Milton milling
in efests.
Jun Stevenson has accepted a position
for rh- remainder of the winter with the
Cl' " rs hank.
w j. Mooney was among the arrivals
on MONDAYS passenger. returning from
his "Trip to St Cloud
= V High, is suppl!ing dealers at
Milton. Osnabrock and Langdon with ice
from Island Park Lake.
THERE'S "a lnau at Hannah that looks
like Clemson, the spotter-that's If you
take the Muon's word for it.
Mrs. G. B Mcmillan arrived in the
city Tuesday for a short visit with Lang
don friends and acquaintance.
Friday night the Masons installed
their newly elected officials, which with a
few exceptions are reflections.
"Sheps" attention is directed to the
th. fact that Langdon has new organl-
cation known us the CUTTERS Club.
H j. Borget, the efficient assistant Of
Mr. Borget, Sr's., implement business at
Osnabrock, greeted friends here Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Farrell returned Saturday
to Grand Forks to take up her duties as
teacher in the public schools for another
term.
P. Fosbay has returned from stay of
several weeks at Grafton much improved
in health from the treatment he under
went while there.
Fleming May was sufficiently recover
ed from his recent illness to takeFriday's
train for few days visit up the line
with Hannah friends.
Veterinary j N Sheppard left Satnr-
day for Bismarck to attend the annual
meeting of the state veterinary board III
the capacity of secretary.
Buy "Our Voucher" and "Family
Patent" -four, the celebrated brands
made. by the Milton Milling Co. For
sale only at j. B. Boyd's store.
Will Sim, of the Albion Hotel at
Osnabrocls, was visitor Friday. The
old folks are enjoying trip east and
are expected home next month.
John Mcneil was up from Osnabrock
on business trip Friday and made the
DEMooEAr happy by renewing his own
subscription and those of two others.
Albert Tilnian, who numbers among
Dresdens most prosperous farmers was
here Friday with his family enroute
home from visit with Osnabrock
friends.
Doc Smith is around again after a
W, ek's confinement to tue house with
lung trouble. DR.. Mcqueen, the Milton
tooth puler, has had charge of the prac-
tice during his sickness.
Mrs. Alex. Mcintosh, IF Harvey, was
dangero sly Ill a part of the past week
butts now reported in slightly impro-
we'd condition. A little baby boy was
born Monday evening but died yesterday
George PLAN closed up his seasons
collections here for the Milton Imple-
ment Co., and left to enjoy Sunday at
home It is understood he will spend a
few months at the Forks and take up Il
course of study at the business college
there.
Register Rylance and P. McHugh were
called to Grand Forks last Friday to ap-
pear MS witnesses before, the United States
circuit court IN the case brought by Mrs
Emmerling of Walhalla, to recover, $lO,
900, lost IN Brokers defunct bank oveI
at Pembina.
DR.. j. Semple returned Tuesday from
his two weeks trip to Toronto and back
and is once more in harness looking aftel
his medical practice. Since he got onto
that "Cannuck heiress' story Cush hat
better be thinking about taking out some
more life insurance.
Look Kee, the Chinese laundryman
closed up shop this week and left Tues
day for Denver, Col. This leaves th'
local field to the old establish Langdoi
laundry, Of which V. Vol is proprietor
whose growing popularity resulted il
John Chinaman going out of business.
i Banker Mooney went down on tn
tram the first of the week to watch tn
legislature don their fighting clothe
and to see to the proper organization o