Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-02-15

Chlldren's school and fine shoes.
Cheap but good. II. D. Parsons.
| Slashing reductions in prices on all
lines in dress goods at G. j. Kelly's.
The Cycle of Osnabrock gives out the
news that Dentist T.: A. Allen is a rela-
tive of the late Governor Goebes, of
Kentucky.
Mrs. P. McHugh is away for a months
visit with Minneapolis friends, leaving
on yesterdays train.
SANDY" Reid came down from Han
nah on Tuesday and took out his final
citizen papers IN Judge Sauter's court.
Tuesday night there was good atten-
dance OF lawyers. witness and jurors at
the Donovan II all to here the lecture Of
Father Cleary, on "The Passion Play"
Mrs. r. I. Donovan and little son,
Eddie. took Tuesdays passenger south
and will visit for couple of weeks with
the family of DR.. PC Donovan, of
Neche.
90. Com'r Peter Reid is announced IN
Hast weeks Moon as being the smiling
"daddy" of new baby boy that put in
an appearance at his home near Hannah
on the 9Th inst.
Two candidates we're on hand at Mon
day nights meeting of the Langdon
camp of the Woodman order for initiation.
Judge Sherwln and Joseph Schneider
we're the victims of his goatship.
Felix Charter is understood to have
gone for stay with relatives in, Canada
at the close of visit that he has b.en
making with his son, George, at Lakota,
and will not likely return here until next
summer some time.
Attorney Geo. P. Gibson is here to
help make things interesting for the
ourtand jury with big batch of cages he
brought from Milton with him. His
convincing manner is winning both cases
and friends for HIM in the court room.
The case of Allan Wilson VS.. John
Kartes, that in many respects resembles
"the celebrated Iowa calf case,''-only a
little more so-took up the courts time
nearly all Yesterday Locally it may be
said the Iowa calf will hereafter have to
take second place.
Judge Dawson and Mike Healey were
representatives of the old bald heads
at Dresden that came down on the pas
senger last Friday afternoon and took in
the show given by the "Gay Paree'' ag-
gregation, TITS said they hiked their way
home on the hand car.
Hon. II. T. Helgeson was up Monday
to see that the judicial mill of Judge
Sauler got good start. And he shows
himself as being finished diplomat as
we'll as republican, at least We think So,
when he admits that though the DEMO
Graf may not always be right it is
always read.
Frank Johnston left on Mondays
train to resume his position with the
Lerimore Packing Co., taking with him
his two motherless little ones. A sister
of the late Mrs. Johnston went along
and will keep house for him. He asked
before leaving that the Langdon papers
give expression to his heartfelt thanks
IN return for the kindnesses extended to
himself and family during his late
bereavement.
"Bob" Prior, one of western Cavalier
county's early picneers-who travelled
all around the world before making the
discovery that raisiag No. l Hard in
North Dakota was the easiest way to
get r,ch-was down from bis farm near
Hannah day or two the fore part of
the week, and among others entertained
the DEMOCRAT with stories Of how much
easier the farmers of to-day get along
than did the early settlers who blazed
the way IN the early SOS.