Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-02-21

For mn up-to-date tie go to Kelly's.
Mrs. Robt. Fleming spent part of the
W. ok VISITING nsdon friends.
Dr. Della P. Jameson was an Osna-
brock visitor between trains yesterday.
Attorney McMurchie of st. Thomas,
attended to come court cases here last
weak
Attorney Fred w. Mclean went vest
into Tnwner county last week on final
proof business.
Senator Dan Meehan has been con-
fined to bis room moot OF the week with
al attack OF grippe.
John Mahon has been laid up with the
grippe since his return home Friday, but
is able to be out again.
G. H. Mcmillan and wife we're down
from Hannah last week looking after
matte y III court few days.
Wh-atbuyer Fox from Walhalla was
here laeL week as subpoened witness on
tn" Brnnelle wheat stealing caee.
1 Rev. Currie's Episcopal services held in
this city last Sunday we're we'll attended
despite the cold and stormy weather.
The school children have been busy
all week rehearsing for their entertain.
lnen', which comes off tomorrow night.
The friends Of Comrade Isaac Coles, OF
Yang, made merry with rattle and
dance at his home st. Valentines
night.
w J. Anderson mixed mp " tn local
attorney in an important land contest
Casa while here from the Forks day or
two this week.
For SA1E-Steam laundry for sale or
rent OH easy ter,ns. A good business op
portunlty. Call on OF address V. Vol,
Lany.lon, North Dakota.
Health Officer S. Il. Gibson wac down
a, Milton last Friday to investigate a
case of diphtheria that threatened to
close the schools for awhile.
| Lost I The Lapgdon B. NJ. U. organ.
izea by our business men aud enterprieing
ci'iz us way back in '93, and evidently
mis;aid soon after establishment.
Mrs Hewes and daughter. Mrs. Clarke,
who have been spending part of the
winter visiting Mrs Kessler and other
relatives here leave today for their home
in Iowa
| We buy our -four at Mckinley prices
aud sell our bread at Bryan prices-25
ioavps for $1.00. j. Little, proprietor
OF the City Bakery. opposite the Court
House, Lanadon.
Thcs. Barry was here from Osnabrock
last week to visit his brother, having Just
returned from the old home in Ontario,
where he had taken the remains of his
sister for intermeut.
Court visitors from Pembina county
towns, as well as other points in the
Valley report finding more snow here this
winter than at any other point in the
state. An emep of good crops this year.
Read over the balance of the revised
ordinances published this week. Owners
of dogs md parties making practice of
allowing live stock to stray loose around
town can peruse the same with particular
benefit.
Hotelkeeper Jas. Walker of uaunah,
his disposed of half section farm he
owns up that way and contemp.ates
opening up in business next fall ut the
new town at the end of the Great North
ern extension from Lakota
The papers over at Morden, Man., are
authority for the statement that measures
looking to Manitoba extension the
Wahalla branch of the Great Northern
will be Introduced into the provincial par
lament of Manitoba in. the near future.
Napoleon Nault, formerly of Olga, and
connected with Hines in the farmers
railroad enterprise, left yesterday for
Kalispel, Mont, after visit here with his
brother and friends. He is at present
working on railroad contract given him
by the Great Northern road.
EkAlbert Krntsch, the nineteen year old
son of>N1r. and Mrs. George Krptech, old
settlers of the Mount Carmel neighbour
hood, pas ed away after lingering ILL
ness of typhoid fever. The funeral, held
Tuesday, was attended oy a large number
of friends who deeply sympathlze with
the father. brothers and sisters in their
sad bereavement.
Dan Mcdonald, who has been working
IN a lumber camp at Solway, MIMI, was
found on arriving in Grand Forks last
Saturday evening to be suffering with
smallpox, that is said to be the real thing.
To the authorities at the Forks be stated
that for some time previous to going to
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