Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-10

For an up-to-date tie go to Kelly's.
Remember it is Tuesday aud Friday OF
each week that We test eyes. Opticiau
Weld.
A carload Of feed. ground corn and
oats, for sale at Parsou's. Price only
SIS per ton.
Alderman Rpiber, who has been on
the sick list for some time is again
around town.
N. RobilIard and cousin, DR.. Robil-
lard, were in the city from Olga transact
ing business Tuesday.
A.. W.. Dag-tt, who has editorial
charge of the Cycle, was a visitor from
Osnabrock last Thursday.
G. A. Smith from Osna5rock managed
to do quite str,ke Of business while
hero between trains Friday.
Chas. Sherman, one of the efficient
clerks at Schnlk.'s Trade Palace, is laid
up with bad attack of infammat ton OF
the lungs.
Chas. Mcdonald, a well known county
teacher and brother Of Co. Supt. n. G.
Mcdonald is attending the state up at
the Forks this winter.
P. H. Neufpld was q passenger south
Monday enmute to Bingham Lake,
Mimi, aud will visit friends a, his old
home there u couple nf months.
DR.. and Mrs. PC. Donovan are in
town visiting this week. The former
being in attendance at the First Ma
tional's annual meeting Of directors.
Que OF the first, il not really the first
F>Raby born in Cavalier county in the new
century, arrived New Years day at the
home of Marshall Dickson near Hannah.
Banker Prom spent Tuesday greeting
the new county board and made u ten
der for the naming Of his bank at Milton
III one OF the Repositories Of county
iuuds.
The report is current that class in
art painting. both in oil and water
colors. will shortly be organized in this
city by Miss Sandersoa, lady from
Park River.
New state and county officers were i'll
Quoted Tuesday. Hence it is now State
Treasurer d. II. Mcmillan, Sheriff Allan
Pinkerton aud Co. Sup't N. g. Nc
Donald, if you please.
\the wife OF Agent Stevens. at Osna-
brock, who was the victim of an alleged
poisoning sensation some weeks ago il
better aud has left for a lengthy visit
with Grand Forks friends.
l.. S. Champine returned last week
from Fargo aud the Twin Cities, where
he has BEEN enjoying the holidays. Mrs.
Champine's absence from the city will
continue for a couple Of weeks.
Cashier Mcmillan was in the city Tues
day to see that the board ri commits
sieners did not overlook the State Bank
of Hannah in naming the repositories Of
county funds for the ensuing year.
DR.. j. Friesen, of Mountain Lake.
Mimi, has spent week here looking
after land Investments inadvertently in
the southwestern part OF the county.
He left on today's train.
Chas. Haugh went south Monday to
load up two more carloads OF spring
water ice. for his Langdon trade. He
has about completed the harvest of his
1901 crop Of ice ON the fresh water lake
near Milton, OF which lie has the ex-
elusive lease.
Attention is directed to an important
announcement made by N. E.. McGruer
in another column. in which liz advertis-
ed a sacrifice sale of'the handsome line
Of musical Instruments, including pianos
and organs. Mr.. McGruer is closing out
this inc. finding the space occupied
Inconvenience the proper handling OF
his regular business.
The first of the series al club dances to
be given this winter by the Langdon
orchestra Ia scheduled for tomorrow
night at the Donovan Hall. Quite a
satisfactory number OF young people
have signfed their intention Of taking
season tickets. The promoters will talk
over the future OF the club when the
dancers assemble tomorrow night. An
invitation il extended to all those who
were present at the masquerade dancing
party of Ladies Thursday Club.
The stockholders of the Langdon
Implement Co.. held meeting Tuesday
afternoon for the purpose Of reviewing
the business done by the company dur.
ing the past year, which it may be stat.
ed as especially good, when the crop
conditions is given due considera ton
An election OF officers resulted in the re.