Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-12-13
Proofs and Loans cheap.

Proofs and Loans cheap. See
ALERT d; Winter.
Remember it is Tuesday and Friday of
each week that we test eyes. Optician
Weld.
Banker Mooney visited the Twin
Cities and friends in Fargo portion of
last week.
|. Chas. Atkinson, who has large
number OF Cavalier county acquaint-
ances was over here from Pembina last
week.
Waltor Bannerman and family lett
shortly after the Thanksgiving for Park
River where he has leased the steam
laundry.
l.. McNiven, the blacksmith from Han
nah, spent the weekend with friends
here, IT, his opinion much OF the crop in
the west will be marketed by the first Of
the year.
Allert & Winter, a0izl make your
proof cheaper than aaay one else
IN La,egdom. Farm loans at the
very loDest rate possible.
Five weddings week is the gaitstruck
by young couples in the western part OF
he county last week with prospects of
the record being broken regularly from
now on until after the holidays. Both
the preacher and the fiddler are working
overtime out that way.
"Senator" Dan Meehan returned to the
city Monday from a two weeks visit to
his estate in Huron where he put things
III shape for lengthy residence during
the winter. All his n-ighbors he reports
as being well supplied with home
comforts and looking forward to the
crop Of 1901 being bumper, especially
in the spring time.
1t is intimated in the Turtle Mountain
Star of last week that our old neighbor
and esteemed newspaper contemporary
Jerry Frawley, has purchased the Perth
journal Editor Fra wley is veteran,
and if experience counts for anything his
new venture should soon take leading
place among the news papers publish
ed in Towner county. The DEMOCRAT
wishes him abundant success.
A Washington correspondent to the
Fargo Forum in recent let tier says that
Private Secretary Fred bennett, the
right hand man OF Senator Hunsbrough,
at the capitol. is in danger OF losing his
eyesght and for several weeks past has
been undergoing the treatment OF
specalists--in a hospital. Numerous
old Cavalier county friends who have
been watching with interest hi success
in life hope soon to hear that he has
fully recovered from this serious affiic-
ton.
Mrs. Mary Ullyott, aged seventy-eight
tears, died early yesterday morning at
the home OF her son, Vim. Ullyott, of
Harvey Centre, with whom she has
resided since accompanying the family
to this county from Eastern Ontario
some thirteen years ago. Up to week
previous to her death Mrs. UllyOtt had
enjoyed unusually good health for one of
her years and an attack OF pleurisy,
following severe cold made her last!
ILLNESS short, and the end quite unexppct-
ed to the iamily.< Five Of the family
three sons, Isaac, Thomas and William,
together. with two daughters. Mrs.
Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Skinner. reside ON
farms near by and were at the bedside
when the mother passed away. Three
other members oft family live across
I'M Manitoba and it is expected will be at
| the funeral tomorrow afternoon at the
| Harvey Centre cemetery, conducted by
Rev. s. n. Beer. Besides the immediate
Isamily OF grown CONS and daughters the
| ldaceaaesi leaves a wide circle Of friends to
mOurn the lose al one who will he general
| " missed wherever known.