Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24
Have you seen Relly's new line Of
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winter overcoats?
Jeweler Bang, a cousin OF A. o. Void
was Langdon visitor Sunday.
H. ID. ALERT returned yesterday from
q business trip down the line as far az
Fargo.
\ Miss Ella Il. Gogin left last week for q
couple Of months visit at the family
home in Wisconsin.
John Gordon is accredited with editing
last weeks Hannah Moon while Shep
tussled with the grippe.
Attorney Gordon was here Monday
with a number OF Iceandic clients from
Cavalier on land office business.
Secretary VIM Stevenson is reported
as having contracted that very stylish
and up-to-date malady-la grippe
Robt. Fleming and NJ. H. Murphy were
a couple OF prosperous Dresden demo-
Gratis in town Tuesday greeting old
friends
Miss Sanderson OF Park River, is in the
city to day arranging to organize
class in art painting among the ladies
OF Langdon.
! The DEMOCRAT congratulates Deputy
Treasurer and Mrs. Fleming r. May on
the arrival OF baby girl at their home
on Sunday night.
Ed. Frye was the purchaser OF the
Catherwood farm at Rush Lake last
week, which adjoins his own and is
only few miles from Wales.
JAS. Welsh and wife were returning
passengers yesterday from Ontario and
the east where Mrs. Welsh has spent
several months visiting relatives.
Mrs. Jas. Irwin, who has been quite
seriously i'll several weeks is now i'm
proving nicely and hopes to be removed
to her home north OF town shortly.
o G Olson. an early day resident of
the EIkwood settlement, has been visit
ing his brothers there for week, leav-
ing Monday Oh business trip to Wis
consin.
The literary society meeting and other
minor attractions dated for tomorrow
night give way to the festivities of the
Scotch at the court house in the honor
of Burns.
We buy our -four at Mckinley prices
and sell our bread at Bryan prices-25
ioaves for $1.00. J. Little. proprietor
Of the City Bakery, opposite the Court
Fouse, Langdon.
The DEMOCRATS line of township and
legal blanks is more full and complete
than ever this year. Can furnish full
line OF township supplies at prices same
as elsewhere in the state. Give us
your order.
A circular and proclamation has been
issued by Hon. j. M. Devine, state super
intendent OF public instruction request
| ing that all schools properly celebrate
John Marshall Day. which occurs, Mon
day February 4th.
c. orion left Tuesday for Seattle to
meet his brother NJ. Orion, OF Juneau,
| Alaska, who has been spending the
winter in that city and at points on the
Pacific coast. He expects TO remain in
the west about month.
Monday evening the Langdon lodge
A. O. U. w., give public installation Of
officers and held social session in the
K. of p. hall on The occasion OF Graud
Master Workman Elsworth's visit here.
A general invitation is extended to the
public
State Treasurer Mcmillan, Senator
Laidlaw and Hon. H'y Mclean are ex-
pected to arrive in the city today escort
ing party of Bismarck lawmakers who
will participate in the Burns festivities Of
on the morrow.
fJohn and Edward Nelson, sons Of
Andrew Nelson, farmer of Alma town
ship, have been working at q lumber
camp in the Minnesota pineries since
last fall and write home that the entire
camp is stricken with typhoid fever.
With several others they were removed
to hospital at Grand Rapids, Mimi,
for treatment.
The death OF Henry Golf, one of the
first pioneers and most substantial
farmers Of Beaulieu settlement, on the
eastern border of this county, occurred
on the 18th inst, deceased being in his
sixty-srventh year and for long time
past patient sufferer OF the disease OF
cancer. The Golf family moved into the
neighborhood of their present home as
long ago as 1882, coming from Ontario.
Mrs. Golf and grown family OF eight
sons and daughters mourn the loss of a
fond Christian parent. Deceased was
the father of Ex-County Commissioner
Fl. J. Golf, and the funeral held Sunday
at the Beaulieu cemetery drew forth a
large concourse OF friends and sympa.