Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-02-14
For an up-to-date tie go to Kelly's.
CD. Kelly is up and around after 9
seige of the prevalent epidemic.


A. P. Websteris here from Minneapolis
as litigant in Judge Knneeshaw's
court.
H. E. Birtch has been in the city this
week nursing an attack of la grippe q,
the Hodglns home.
Coleman Brode1ick, of this Office, left
Monday to accept the foremanship of the
Free Press Office at Devils Lake
A baby girl was born on the End inst,
to Mrs. VIM. Sayer, Of Park River
daughter of Mrs. Sarah Hooey, OF this
city.
Chas. Harrington and Thos. Prior
came down from Hannah and were both
doing quite stroke of business in the
city yesterday.
The revival services that have been in
progress at the M. E. church since the
beginning OF the year we're brought to a
close on Tuesday night.
Losr-Between the depot and the Nc
Gruer drug store lady's gold chain.
Suitable reward will be given finder on
leaving same with Jeweler Void.
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
House, Langdon.
M. Kelly reports the arrival Of whole
carload of Van Brunt & Wilkin drills
this week. He will handle the same
reliable lines of farm machinery this
season as in years past.
Why wouldn't it be good scheme to
send Scotch Nell down to Kansas to
assist Mrs. Nation. We could guarantee
her aetiveness and ability in her line
East Grand Forks Courier.
Jos. McGauvran, ST., spent part of the
week at the home of his son, Co. Treas
urer McGauvran, attending the funeral
of his grandson, Edgar G. McGauvran,
before returning home to Beaulieu.
DR.. j. j. Reilly was here Tuesday
from Milton but not on coart business
This is about the first term of court held
in 'steen ears at which "Doc" hasn't
peen called on to take prominent part.
William LAWN, Of the old reliable
hardware firm of Mercer & LAWN, was a
passenger Monday for Valley City,
where he represents the local lodge of
Woodmen at state gathering of the
order.
Jos. LaPorte, who has lots of friends
here and was for number of years
prominent among the politicians of
Pembina county has lately embarked in
the mercantile business out west at
Williston.
The Brunuelle wheat stealing case has
beer on trial since court opened Monday
afternoon with indications of the case
going to thejury tomorrow forenoon. The
fact of Tuesday being legal holiday has
somewhat delayed its progress.
The annual ball and banquet of the
Uniform rank of the X. of P. order which
takes place on Monday night is the event
of the coming week. The invitations
issued contain the names of committees
which assure an elaborate program of
enjoyment.
Hon. G. F. Templeton was here Mon
day at the arraignment Of Barry in
district court. The defendant entered
plea Of not guilty and after consultation
with the counsel for state and defense
the court deferred setting the date of
trial for the present.
The question having been raised rs to
whether or not Tuesday, the anniversary
of President Lincoln's birth, IS legal
holiday it is found on referring to the
code that the session laws of '97 provide
tnat January LIST, February 18th and 22nd,
May Both, July 4th and December 25th
are legal holidays; also Sundays, cleo
ton days aud such days as are appointed
ny Uuo SOtoEuOE ld6U1u2S GuduhS&1NtuS
or holidays.
DR.. j. N. Sheppard: There's no
question but what the contemplated le
gislative change in state veterinary
matters have been disposed Of, for
several years to come at least The
bills introduced for the purpose of giving
the counties jurisdiction in the matter
without doubt had number Of good
points but will pe of more practical
value years later. Yes, I'm out for the
job for this district and am fairly conf
dent of getting it this time.
Every taxpayer, as we'll as the bust
ness men of the city, should see that
they are present at the meeting called
by Mayor McPhail for this evening at the
city hall. The meeting to night is called
to discuss the ACCESSIBILITY of bonding the
city to procure more adequate fire pro