Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-12-03

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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Konze on
tho 18th ult., q son.
Lilly OF the Valley -four at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Phone So.
Jas. Tyrrell and wife have moved into
the Flumerfelt cottage for the winter
H. McCorkle and wife left on Satur.
days train for visit east until after the
holidays.
Saturday is the day that the general
merchandise stock at Klein e. Isaacs
store will have to 20 some.
Now open sherwin Cafe, opposite Pest
Office. Oysters in any style. Meals, hot
coffee or lunch. European plan.
State Treasurer D. H. Mcmillan left
Tuesday returning to Bismarck to look
after official matters at the state capitol.
Hon. Henry Mclean was down from
Hannah on Monday to watch the closing
act of the Barry trial and transact bust
ness.
A. l.. Perry and wife were visiting in
the city during Thanksgiving week with
number of friends, returning Friday
to Wales.
Miss Veda OlSe. for many years a
popular teacher in the Langdon schools,
opened winter term in the Soper dis
drict last week.
Miss Ursula McNeill who visited over
Thanksgiving in tho city with Misses
Dunnigan and Hannegan returned this
week to her home at Olga.
Chas. Mccarthy, who some time ago
disposed of tho Milton Globe, is now en-
gagged in the real estate business at his
old home town, Mensminee, Wis.
The Mt. Carmel lodge X. o. Il. NJ,
meet Saturday afternoon tho 18th inst,
at two o'clock for the purpose of elect
ing officers for the ensuing year.
Misses Viola Truax, Lsnore Alert and
Helen Sullivan, graduates of the high
school class of 'O3 were home from the
state university to spend Thanksgiving.
R. E. McHugh made proof Saturday
on his homestead near Wales, which
since filing on has been converted int
one of the finest stock farms in the
county.
Mrs. E. I. Donovan was passenger
on the south bound train Tuesday A.
ternoon and will make a visit OF q
couple of weeks with relatives at Neche
and Winnipeg.
Don't forget that there will be an auo.
ton sale at Klein & Isaac's- store near
the Kelly livery barn. Sale starts Satur-
day afternoon at 1:30 sharp and will con-
tinue daily until everything is sold.
An item crowded out last week was
mention of a very enjoyable party Of
young folks given few evenings ago by
Miss Marion Flumerfelt at the Ct
Northern hotel. Between forty and fifty
guests were there
Attention! On or about December 18th
will have number of genuine Hartz
mountain canaries, imported directly
from Germany, for sale. They may be
seen at the jewelry store of G. McCor-
mack and are just the thing for Xmas
present. j. Reiber.
As ut present arranged it is expected
that the dedication and opening Of the
new Episcopal church of this city will
occur Tuesday of next week. The event
will be rendered more imposing by the
attendance here at tint time of a con-
vocation of the clergy ofNsrth Dakota.
The DEMOCRAT was shown bill this
week which has been introduced in con-
gress for the purpose Of materially in
creasing the pension of H. E. Burritt,
the old war veteran of Harvey. With
the approach of old age rheumatism and
other troubles are making life almost an
UNDESIRABLE burden for s'the old soldier
and while the little aid afforded him at
tho present time by the government is
doubtless appreciated it is hardly COM
mensurate with his needs now that sick
ness has so enfeebled him as to make
work an utter impossibility.
Cattle raising on a large scale is a
comparatively new industry in this
county, but G. W. Andrews of Walhalla
seems to be making the experiment of
raising quite . bunch Of stock. The
Walhalla Mountainssr says he has Just
built large barn capable of housing hia
herd of one hundred horned stock, and
also built two hundred ton silo, which
is about IS feet high. The silo is filed
by means Of blower from . window
near the top. Mr.. Andrews expects ts
bs able to feed his stock during the
winter on the contents OF the silo, to.
gsther with other rough feed.
The Londsls Theatre Co., are winning