Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-10

winter ov-rc0ats?
i H. v. Stevenson spent a couple OF day.
Oh his claim out west this week.
i j. B Robinson, partner Of .Jno. Major
in the lumber business, was over from
Bntlgate this week.
| +. e. Rorapaagh was here Tuesday
looking after the business interests o
the Grand Forks Herald.
Judge Templeton was here Friday anG
will handle the defense Of the Barry cas-.
when it c.,mps up for trial.
Rye e. ur, whole wheat -four, corr
meal aud -four. at the lowest prices al
Parsons -four and feed store.
| Principal Hayward has been giving
evening receptions to the high schoo
pupils at his home On Oak streer during
the pmst week.
Henry Russian, of Milton, who was
operated on atGrand Forks last week
for expenditures is reported as being in
u very low condition.
Next weeks society event will be a
so"ial and card party given by the
ladies Of St. Alphonsus church, at the
Donovan Hall. You are invited.
The DEMOCRAT carries a good line oi
legal bli1k ~ aud WILL I'll orders for out
of-town parties by return mail. When
in need OF blanks give us your order.
p. A. McCay and N. F. Charter repre-.
scented the Langdon court, C. o. F., at
an installation aud banquet given last
night by the Foresters over at Bath.
gate.
A surprise party and dance was given
Miss Allie Kelly on Tuesday evening by
young folks from the neighborhood
north of town where she was teaching
last fall.
For SALE OR RENT:-A farm OF fou,
hundred acres. located Nix miles north o
Osnabrock. Particulars az tn terms
etc. eau be had by addressing Jchl
Mayerle. Osnabrock, N. Oak.
j. D. Trenholme, former Bathgatt
resident and widely known in this
county. has cleaned up quite stake j,
his Alaska mining interests. having
returned home in time to spend the holi
days with his family.
~ A year old child of Robert Kerr, living
Mn the Soppr district. met death one da,
last week under peculiar circumstances
4 nut shell lodged in the little one'l
throat causing strangulation before
medical assistance could BE- obtained.
The mercantile firm o, Loynes & Kru,r
close out their husiness mt Hannah thi,
month. It il understood that Mr.
LOynes will locate as II contractor anC
builder at one of the new towns on thu
ut. Northern extension from Lakota il
the spring.
Treasurer McGauvran is sending Out
notices OF delinquent personal propert,
taxes that fell due Nov. Lat 1900 AMI
become delinquent February list, a,
which time a five per cent penalty j.
added and interest at one. per cent {
month until paid.
Chas. Smith. with the Stoltz lumber
company for couple ot years past. lett
Thursday for the Twin Cities aud ON hit
return, possibly next week, it is rumor
ed will be accompanied by a yours
bride. Mr.. aud Mrs Chas. Smith will
make their home in the Miss Kelly hous,
on Fourth street.
The st. Anthony & Dakota elevator
at Milton, with about 10000 bnshe
Of wheat was destroyed by fire Mon
day morning. The fire was dis
covered at about eight O'Clock b,
Agent Sanford when opening up TO
the days business. The house wa
burned to the ground although part o
the damaged grain will possibly be sold
A popular wedding that took place il
the western part Of the county last wepl
occurred Tuesday when Eph. Adams ant
Miss Jennie Smith were married. TIL
event was followed by trip across
the line to Winnipeg, since returning
from which place they have started
housekeeping on the groom's farm Yves
of Hannah. The bride is sister O
"Bob' Smith, we'll known in Langdol
and in fact all over the Northwestern,
part Of Cavalier county.
f. J. Fox has been engaged in assist
ing Principal Hayward with the advanc
cd classes OF young teachers attending
the city schools since turning over h
office of county superintendent OF school
to N. G. Mcdonald the first of the week
The teaching force OF our public schoo
has been greatly overtaxed since the fa
term opened and the securing Of MI
Fox's services by the board will ait
materially in tightening the burden c
ALL AS a teacher of teachers there
, none more capable than vuI ex-count