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

Andrew George, acting cashier Of the
Dresden bank, was in town Monday.
"E. r." the best child's waist in the
world. Only Is cts each at CD. Kelly's
Miss Eva Mahon is at Inkster for a
few days visit with her sister, Mrs. w.
A. Scouton.
M. Morrison is much happier since
being able to move around town with the
aid of crutches.
Communion services at the Presby-
terian church Sunday morning at usual
hour, eleven o'clock.
When making your final proof first see
A George, of Dresden. Satisfaction in
every way guaranteed. 90
Louis Rose is happy over the arrival
last Saturday of another young demo-
crat at his home near town.
Teacher Harry Hazelitt, of the Han
nah schools, was visitor among county
seat friends Monday of last week.
Langdon schools show an enrolment
of 264 pupils in the monthly report for
January, published in another column.
Andrew Kartes, of Mt. Carmel was
quite low the forepart Of the week, but
from later current report is gaining in
strength.
Papers will be read at the Farmers
Institute next week by President Worst
and the faculty of the Fargo Agricul-
tural College.
Asst. Gen. Sup'tJ. M. Gruber and
Division Sup't E. A. Donkln made
trip of inspection over this line in their
private car Monday.
Fred King, formerly in the dry goods
department of j. B. Boyd's store, is up
from Inkster for a short visit with
Langdon friends this week.
E. j. Welte, formerly one of the
popular teachers in this county, sends
along a renewal for his paper from
Glencoe, Mimi, where he has a school.
Mayor D. II. Mcmillan when last
heard from was down at Mage Edwards
favorite resort in Indiana taking course
of mud baths at the famous Magno
Springs. His return is looked for
next week.
r. Mckenzie and Prof. A McRae
attended the Burns celebration at Lang
don and exchanged greetings and jokes
with the army of other Scots there on
the 25th. A big time was had.-Cava-
lier Chronicle.
j. J. Mahoney, president Of the Lang
don Implement Co., returned last week
from two weeks visit with the folks
back in Canada, accompanied by Mrs
Mahoney and little ones, the latter
having spent several months there.
Osnabrock elevators are full to burst
ing point. The head carpenter of the
had to be called on last
week to make repairs. The way Agent
yves" Balfour gets on the right side
of the farmer, they say Is a ''corker."
Jim Medd, manager of the ice rink, is
trying to close an engagement with a
noted fancy skater from the Twin Cities
to give an exhibition at his rink. The
effort will be success if the other Kinks |
along the line will take the matter up
at the same time.
Walter Bradley, of Elford Bros, staff
of clerks, has been at Easily since the be-
ginning of the week arranging the new
stock in the branch store lately opened
there. Later on the business will be
under the personal management of Mr..
George q. Elford, who moves down
there early in the spring.
L. R. Kelly was up from Milton
Sunday for farewell visit with his
brother and Langdon friends previous to
his departure this week for Chicago,
where it is understood he has found an
excellent business opening in the ladies
furnishing goods line. His friends
throughout the county extend we'll
wishes for success in the new venture.
Ihove plenty of money
: to loan on real estate at
Lowest rates. Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
J.AS. G. DICKSON.