Courier Democrat., 1901-02-07
For an up.to-date tie 20 to Kelly's.

For an up-to-date tie go to Kelly's.
H. j. Mathisen is in tho city from
Dresden today
L. s. Champine made brief business
visit to Fargo during the week.
Miss Nettie Prinyer< has recovered
from brief seige of the grippe.
T. e. Burke is attending meeting OF
insurance men in st. Paul this week.
"Mac" Morrison had light run of the
grip the first of the week but is able to
be out a ain.
George Vierhus and little son, Alex.
are away this week for visit with
Northwood friends.
Judge Templeton will set the date for
the Barry murder trial while here hold
ing court next week.
The Woodmen at Dresden invite all
comers to their Masquerade Ball to-
morrow, Friday night.
q. D. ALERT and wife contemplate talk
ing midwinter trip to the coast lasting
the balance of the winter.
Thos. McGauvran, for several years
deputy in the sheriff's Office, is now out
rustllpg for the Citizens bank.
Don't overlook the social hop given by
the young folks on Lincoln's birthday
unless you want to miss good time.
E. r. Copeland is down at Beaulleu
for few days visit with the Browns and
other friends in the vicinity of his former
home.
"Billy" Mercer who has been hobnob.
bing with friends at the Forks and in the
Twin Cities. 8 again on deck at the
pioneer hardware store.
Jno. Zeller, one of the prominent old
timers down Osnabrock way, included the
DEMOCRAT in the round of pleasant calls
he made in town Saturday.
Monday evening quite large party of
young friends of the Voll family gathered
at their home and spent several hours III
social enjoyment and dancing.
There was a social dance at the
Debrow farm. north of town, Friday
night, at which several sleigh loads Of
Langdon young folks were given warm
welcome.
Thursday night the farm home of
Joseph Brick, of Mt. Carmel, was de
stroyed by fire. The loss WAS total,
including the furniture and effects of the
Brick family.
Oscar H. Will g. Co., the seedmen of
North Dakota, are advertising again this
year in the DEMOCRAT. We call the at
tention of those wanting North Dakota
grown Seeds to their advertisement.
Principal Hayward: Please say this
week that the announcementoft the dance
to take place on the 12h being gotten up
by the Langdon high school was mis-.
take. The dance is not high school
affair in anyway whatever.
State Treasurer D. H. Mcmillan has
oeen home from Bism arck since Monday.
He says that our law makers from Cava-
lier are getting along as well as any Of
older statesmen and have as strong pull
on the legislative plum tree as the next
fellow.
Until there is something more than
The sensational reports of the state
dai|ies obtainable to substantiate the
story that reached climax this week,
disturbing the harmony of a number Of
Langdon families, this paper will refrain
from having anything to say.
In stating last week that the quarantine
I the DEMOCRAT was mistaken. Mrs
Hamilton and the children are all getting
better and it is hoped the release will be
granted in a few days. DR.. Gibson is
doing good work as superintendent Of
the county board of health and has had
a busy time of 1t lately.
From the Mountaineer we learn that
Walha|la is going to have a Caledonian
society of its own before very long.
With such material as Jas. Blackjack, j..
D, Gordon and others-of course not
overlooking Col. Jack Dufy-the boys
down there ought to have quite little
celebration of their own when Bobbie
Burns birthday comes around again.
| Much to the qualification of his many
friends the condition of Robt. Brison
continues to improve. Unusual interest
has been taken in his sudden and severe
illness, and last week wher it was an
nonnced that little hope was held out for
| liz, doap axpraeeions Of racrat