Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-09-13

Mrs. N. McKechnie is able to be up
after her illness OF several weeks.
J.C. Stable spent Sunday and a part
OF the week with Grand Forks friends.
Jos. Schneider spent portion OF last
week on his claim in the vicinity Of Rush
Lake.
Cigarmaker Waverosky, until lately OF
Lefookston, Mimi, has opened factory
at Milton.
Frank Wrightson, OF Easily id making
preparations to spend the winter on the
Pacific coast.
H. e. Birtch says farmers in Weber
township are harvesting some bumper
crops OF late flax.
Geo. w. Graves has the interior work
of his house completed and it will be
occupied this week.
Mrs. Chisholm left on Monday for a
weeks visit with her brother Mr.. Ed
Copeland at Winnipeg.
Attorney Ceary was a Sunday visitor
with Col. j. Z. Duffy and other old time
Graftonians at WalhaIla.
Attorney Robt, M. Dickson arrived
home yesterday from month visit with
friends in Eastern Ontario.
Weather Observer Lomen at Milton
gives the downfall of rain there last
week as exceeding three inches.
Attorney Geo. w. Price received an un-
hi o1,f
L. Fl. Price, whose home is in Iowa.
Mrs. Brown who was here from Park
River last week nursing her daughter,
Mrs. Dr. Sheppard returned home Satur-
day.
Us. Loynes is expected home this
week from Strathroy, Ont, where with
his family he has been visiting old friends
several weeks.
H. F. Nokes is expected home from
Michigan this week to resume his old
position behind the counters at the
Trade Palace Store.
C. w. Clark, who is an authority on
hay. says that there has been more hay
cut and stacked in Cavalier county this
year than in any other during its
history.
Their many friends will be glad to
note the improved condition OF Mrs. j.
N. Sheppard and the family OF Rev. u.
II. Robertson, all OF whom are reported
much better.
Gen. l.. f. Ross is here from Iowa this
week visiting his son, Frank F. Ross and
daughter, Mrs, Cora Ross Clarke. The
general expects to spend at least q
couple OF weeks here.
A.McConnachie and ]. T. McManus
came up from Inkster Monday and will
visit few days with Mr.. McCcnnachie's
brother at Elkwood and other relatives
at Walhalla before returning.
Jere. FrawIey has left his Rock Lake
farm for the time being and is keeping in
close touch with his newspaper and
other interests in the vicinity OF Osna-
brock until the campaign closes.
Mayor McPhail and W. J. Mooney
were returning passengers Friday from
the Twin Cities and pronounce the
program OF attractions at the Minnesota
stats fair as fully up to the high
standard OF previous years.
Cashier Jno. Sheehan OF the Mooney
State Bank, is being congratulated this
week on his promotion, now being the
''head OF family" The new conner is
little girl whose arrival dates from
very early hour Monday morning.
A. o. Void, jeweler and optician, who
since graduating from the Illinois Col
lege OF Ophthalmology this summer has
given special attention to treatment OF
the eyes has something new to say in
this weeks ad. Ii you have any defect
in your sight it will pay you to consult
him.
W. f. Winter and family are among
those expected to return this week from
visit OF some length with friends at
Kingston, Ont, and other points in the
east. The pleasure OF the trip was
marred to a considerable extent by the
poor health Of Mr.. Winter much of the
time they were away.
The members OF the X. OF P. lodge
opened the fall season Of their fraternal
labors at @ regular session last night
and the lodge, which has at all times
numbered among the SO called social
leaders, anticipates being instrumen tai
in the holding OF many pleasant social
events during the fall and winter months.