Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-26

The latest-Bob McHugh has a high
born lady travelling with the circus.
Mrs. Jos. Little visited with friends
down the line at Park River this week
over Sunday.
Mrs. j. N. Sheppard and daughter
were visiting at Park River last week
during the fair.
Frank J. Hamilton was here working
up a new list Of readers for the st. Paul
Dispatch yesterday.
Miss Charlotte Robertson is here from
Fergus Falls. Mimi, the guest OF Mrs.
III. D. ALERT this week.
Mayor Dawson and several others OF
the good people OF Dresden were among
the visitors of the city Monday.
Jas. Buffers is expected back from his
summer visit to Manchester Eng, about
Aug. LIST having sailed on the 18th.
D. H. Mcmillan went down the line
Always Monday and OF course talked a
little business and a whole lot OF politics.
Jno. Mahon and daughter, Belle, are
expected to return this week from their
visit of several weeks with Ontario
friends.
NJ. Kelly left Tuesday on his annual
pilgrimage to Winnipeg, where OF course
he will spend the week enjoying the
sights at the fair.
Geo. W. Gardner OF the McHugh &
Gardner line OF elevators was here from
Duluth last Friday to visit friends and
take look at the crops.
D. McCorquodale, who has been EN-
ployed in the harness shop OF Orton &
lSon., for a month past moved his family
over from the Manitoba side this week.
Mrs. Nugent ard daughters arrived
Tuesday from ST. Paul and will visit
friends here and III the Valley for several
weeks. Mrs Nugent is a sister OF r. II.
Burke.
G. W. CIarke's bath house and laundry
building is being trimmed with fresh
paint. There are Others who could add
to the attractivenesso Of their premises by
using paint.
N. d. McGruer left Yesterday for a
three weeks vacation which will include
a visit with relatives in Michigan and
Eastern Ontario taking the route via
Duluth and the lakes.
States Attorney 2. j. McClory was
here from Devils Lake on official business
before the local land office this week and
was the guest ofhis daughters Mesdames
Burke and and Flumerfelt while in the
city.
LosT-Since about July LIST cocker
spaniel pup about four months old;
color black. lad collar on when last
seen. Finder will please notify Fleming
R. May, OF this city, and receive suitable
reward.
Prof Wales OF piano tuning fame is
here from the Forks and finds quite u
harvest awaiting him. Tits not often
that such good tuner as Wales strikes
Langdon and the people here generally
wait for him.
NJ. Rabinowitz, who has been known
for some time past as the merchant at
Stiwell, has lately concluded to establish
in business along the railroad and will
open general mercantile store at Wales
about August Goth.
DR.. and Mrs. e. |. Donovan with their
son, Eddie, left Monday to spend few
weeks with friends at Kingston and
other points in Eastern Ontario, They
went by way OF Duluth and from there
will enjoy the delightful summer trip
through the lakes.
JOS Little, OF the Langdon Bakery, is
receiving a visit from his parents Mr..
and Mrs. j. Little OF Iron River, Wis.
1t is over twelve years since Joe saw the
old folks last and the months visit they
intend making here will have lots Of
enjoyment on all sides.
There was an error in the score Of the
ball game at Morden last week. The
kids were beaten by a score OF Al to -,
instead OF 81 to 13 as first reported.
But when the score gets up there a
matter OF ten runs one way or the other
| dosen't make much difference.
Agent Uglow, OF the Mutual Reserve
OF New York is here this week introduc-
ing to his friends the northwestern
representative OF the company, Mr.. A. G..
McNichol, and between them it is under
stood that new policies have been
written in the city covering in the aggre-
gate insurance to the amount OF $50, 900.
VIM. FIack: Enjoyed the Fargo trip
immensely. think though that some
| people nave gov llolu VI VIC WiOuS lued
in thinking that in return we should
feel greatly obligated to the Ct. North
ern. The road is looking after it's own
best interests i'll this matter as in all
others, of that fact you may always feel
assured.
Robert Meikleiohn is again one OF the
staff OF State Game Warden Bowers de-
puties, the appointments were handed
down Saturday. Hunting permits are
the same as last year, IS cents to resi-
dents and $25 to non-residents. Every.
thing indicates that chickens will be
plentiful this year, and the season does
I not open till Aug. 20.
! Ole Axvig took in the Fargo agricul-
tural college trip last week and the boys
say that as soon as Ole landed in Fargo
he proceeded to apprise Jim Hill by wire
CAY am har''-just the same as he did
when at Bismark several winters ago at
tending the legislature. The Forum
says that Ole charperoned a box party
at the theatre one night during his visit
in the Gateway City this trip.