Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-02-08

Ch,ldren's school and fine shoes.
Cheap but good. 81. D. Parsons.
Slashing reductions in prices on all
lines in dress goods at G. j. Kelly's. !.
! w. 81. Row was up the line as far as
Dresden over Sunday to see some of his
old friends.
/ w. e. Davis, the Grand Forks travel
ing salesman, was calling on customers
here Tuesday.
Hon. H. T. Helgeson was among the
number of Mitonians that visited the
county seat Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Myers started last Satur-
day for visit of several weeks with
friends at Clearwater, Man.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. LeVesconte rejoice
over the arrival of daughter at an
early hour yesterday morning.
VIM. M. Graham, who sells farm lands
at Milton made the DEMOCRAT happier
by having called while in town Friday.
j. G. Cramond, of the Columbia, left
on Tuesdays train fer business visit
to the Forks and other points down the
line.
A new camp of the Woodman order
was started at Wales last Friday night.
The novitiates being initiated by team
from Hannah.
GIRL WANrED:-A girl to do general
house work. Apply toMrs. F. L. New
bern, residing three and one-half miles
south of Langdon.
Harry Beechie, of the Birmingham
barber shop has been laid up with
sprained ankle. the result of q fall while
skating at the rink.
Mrs. w. A. Scouton came up from
Inkster on Saturday of last week for
few days visit with her mother, Mrs. e.
Mahon, and other friends in the city.
T. j. McAdam, we'll known in Lang
don, was found charred mass in the
ruins of the w. D. Kelly saloon, which
burned in East Grand Forks on Wednes-
day night.
Last week the Blanchard correspond
ent of the Hilsboro Banner reports the
married people there recently rendered
surprise party to Wheatbuyer A. L.
Perry and wife.
Every farmer in Cavalier county is
invited and urged to attend the sessions
of the Farmers Institute next week.
Two days, opening on Thursday after
noon at two o'clock.
The DEMOCRAT IS pleased to note the
fact that Mrs. Jas. Irwin has success
fully undergone an operation for cancer
at the Morden hospital and is again at
home on their farm north of town.
VIM. Uglow, of life insurance fame.
came in from the Forks last week and
will stay over during the session of
district court prepared to write up
policy for anybody from court balitf to
his honor the judge. ......
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mahon and
daughter, Belle, are spending the week
sight seeing in St. Paul, where Mrs.
Mahon and daughter visit friends while
Mr.. Mahon attends mseting of the
lumbermen of the Northwest.
Will Haight and sister, Miss Maud,
who have been taking up special courses
of study in the Twin Cities this winter
returned last week and will resume
school teaching in the south-end of the
county when the spring term opens.
Clerk of Court Truax informs the
DRMoolAT that the calendar for the term
of district court that meets next week
will contain over sixty cases, principally
civil. Court will be in session at least
ten days and it may take longer to clean
up the business.
Dan McTavish, one of the old colony
Of Langdon boys that helped to make
business hum at Hannah since the end
town started, succeeds R. D. Curd as
local manager of the Langdon Imple-
ment Co. The berth is good one and
congratulations to both the firm and
"Dan' are numerous at this end of the
line.
G. E. Mahon will take charge of the
lumber yard that Mahon & Robinson
intends opening at Easily in the spring
and both Mr.. Mahon and Mr.. Elford
intend building comfortable homes for
their family's at that place during the
summer. Both are good fellows and
will see that people dealing with them
get their moneys worth.
MONEY TO LOAN