Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24
Don't forget the church social at Miss
Prinyer's tonight. 1t will be fine

Don't forget the church social at Miss
Prinyer's tonight. 1t will be fine.
A little baby girl arrived last Friday
Miss Veda NJ. Oke, primary teacher,
was laid up with an attack OF grippe
part OF last week.
W. H. Row, the jolly postmaster and
store keeper at Elkwood, vas in from
the north Monday.
Postmaster Jos. Radford and pro-
minent merchant at Stilw-ll, was in the
city Tuesday on legal business.
VIM. Flumerfelt started Saturday for
Devils Lake and will visit among old
friends there couple OF weeks.
Miss Annie Kelly is at Madison, Wis,
and will Visit IL few weeks with her
mother and other relatives there.
Mayor McPhail who has spent a
couple OF weeks with his family in
Minneapolis returned to the city Tues
day.
Mrs. Alliston. OF Louisville, Ky,
arrived in the city Tuesday for visit OF
several weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Clara E Knapp.
The condition of Mrs. S. Shaefer, living
in South Langdon is very critical and
no improvement has been noted in her
condition for several days past.
Miss Edna Farrell, book keeper of
Schulke's Trade Palace, spent few
days OF last week in the country visiting
the families OF Nicholas Irwin and VIM.
Shelley.
Weber township holds school cleo
ton on Friday Of next week, Feb'y LIST,
in order to enable the town to issue
bonds for the building OF three new
school houses. The election will be held
at the house OF Andrew Jerden.
Frank E. Ross, left Friday for the
family home in Iowa, called by a tele-
gram announcing the sudden death OF
his father. General Ross distinguished
veteran of the civil war. 1t will be
remembered that General Ross visited
his son and daughter, Mrs. e. W Clarke
last summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moran arrived in
the Forks on the flyer last evening from
St. Paul aud were met here by Mrs.
Moran's brothers, R. T. Burke Of Lang
don and w J. Burke Of Bathgate. Mrs.
Moran was formerly Mrs. Dobie, OF Bath
gate. They left on the morning train
for Langdon where they will make their
future Observation-Disclosures.
I\/The wife OF Jno. STANCE, who lives
north OF Dresden died on Friday OF last
week after lingering illness OF some
length, the remains being inferred Sun
dav in the cemetery of the Lutheran
church at Dresden, Rev. Beirwagen
offic,atien. A husband and young
family have the sympathy Of the entire
neighborhood in their afflicrion.
l. jSince the forepart OF last week the
home OF j. K. Hamilton, north ri town
has been quarantined owing to the
development OF several cases OF
dvphtheria. With the exception OF Mr.
Hamilton the disease has run through
the entire family, Mrs. Hamilton and the
six children having all been under treat
ment. Friday a daughter, about three
years old, who was first taken sick died
The others are all reported as progress
ing favorably. DR.. Donovan has the
cases in charge and reports all danger
past OF further spreading OF the disease
in that neighberhood. Friends of the
Hamilton family hope for their rapc
recovery.
Next Monday evening A. H. Ellsworth
Of Jamestown, who is Grand Maste
Workman of this state for the A. O. c
w., will be here to meet the members o
the local Workman lodge. The officer
ask for a full attendance OF members
the public are also invited and al ,
public installation OF new officers ant
leocial session at which refreshments vii
! be served number among the attrae
tons that evening it may be expecte
that quite a reception is IN store 10
Grand Master Workman Ellsworth
Every member should be ther
and do his part to see that Lant
don lodge A. o. o. w., makes goo
showing on this occasion Of a visit fro1
, the executive head OF the grand lodge
North Dakota.