Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-09-27
GIRL WANTED-Good strong girl for
general Homework. Mrs. E. j. Evans.

GIRL WANTED-Good strong girl for
general Homework. Mrs. E. j. Evans.
Cashier Heidgerken OF the Dresden
bank was in the city Saturday on bust
ness.
Work is progressing nicely on the
Prinyer building and Contractor Loynes
expects to finish his job by Oct. LIST.
Foster predicts that the approaching
winter will average much warmer than
has been experienced several years past.
Mrs. W. B. Dickson is expected home
this week fuom visit OF several weeks
with friends IN Toronto, Ont, and at
Chicago.
City Auditor Wentworth has been a
victim Of the inclement weather this
week and found it necessary to remain
indoors several days.
Mrs. Trotter, ST., mother OF Merchant
John Trotter, of Osnabroek is very i'll at
her home in Park River and is under
stood to be rapidly declining.
e. Fisher was u homeward bound
Ldngdonite last week. He has been
away since early in the summer enjoying
all the luxuries OF life in the east.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. W. A. Laid
law entertained the Langdon Woman's
Club. The members discussed Early
American History as the topic of the
meeting.
A. H. Decks, family arrived last week
from the Forks and will start house.
keeping in the suite of rooms at the rear
OF the Blakley building, owned by N. L.
McGruer.
We buy our flour at Mckinley prices
and sell our bread at Bryan prices-25
ioaves for $1.O0. j. Little. proprietor
of the City Bakery, opposite the Court
House, Langdon.
| The Langdon students at the Univer-
sfty, consisting OF Miss Jackson, Percy
Abbey and Cecil Mahon left Monday for
Grand Forks to enter on the work Of
the fall and winter term.
Chas. Mccarthy was among the visit
ing members OF the press gang at Tues
days convention also ''Shep" OF the
Hannah Moon. Both good fellows and
likely to see things differently after
awhile.
Weather prophets aver that the pre-
sent dampness presages repetition OF the
winter OF 1861. 1t will be remember
ed that in '96 we had a wet fall and
plenty OF clear white snow as the winter
progressed.
Mrs Chas. C. Crawford, nee Miss Grace
Morgan, is in charge OF Miss Lulu Hold
gins, room in the intermediate depart
ment of the public schools this week. 1t
will be several weeks yet before the latter
will be well enough to resume charge.
A Indie, secretary OF the state ell
forcement league made Langdon brief
visit between trains Friday. There was
nothing in it but his presence in town
seemed to break the monotony and
dullness that has accompanied the bad
weather and bad roads.
Butler Lamb, stenographer in the law
office OF Attorney Monnet, passed the ex-
animation before the supreme court last
week and was admitted to the practice
OF law in this state. There were seven
or eight in the class OF applicants and
Attorney Lamb is able to congratulate
himself as being one of the two that
passed, the balance being "plucked."
Jerry Frawley comes out in new role
having appeared as attorney for de-
PENDANT in an assault and battery case
at Osnabrock last week in Justice
Trotter's court. The Cycles report OF
the affair says that the case against de-
PENDANT was dismissed on motion made
by Frawley on technicalities. 1t seems
there's no limit to Jerry's versatility Of
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