Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-01-08

Buckwheat flour at the flour and feed
store of III. ID. Parsons. IL
You can buy almost two pair of shoes
for the price of one pair at G. j. Kelly's.
Rev. Jas. Austin was caller Satur-
day while in the city on business from
his stock farm at Hannah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Mclean were
down the line from Hannah the end of
the week to visit over Sunday with
Harvey Centre friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Price
returned this week from their extended
wedding tour, which included trip to
the Pacific coast country.
Miss McKenty, who has been making
a visit of several weeks here with her
sister, Mrs. E. I. Donovan, left on Friday
returning to her home in Ontario.
A social dance after the performance
given here on Tuesday Jan'y Goth by
the Prof. Moore's Concert Co. which has
the most pleasing dance orchestra in the
state.
Co. Supt. Chas. Crawford and family
have moved into town and are at home
in the residence on Fourth street recent
ly vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Ingalls,.
r. E. and Frank McHugh accompanied
their sister, Sister Antonio, on her return
to st. Paul last Saturday. Frank takes
up years course of study in business
and commercial school.
County Surveyor A. B. Darling. one of
the reelected county officials was in
this week from the western part of the
county to take his oath of Office for an
other term of two years.
Mrs. Thos. Flynn left yesterday for
Erinsville, Ont, and will make a visit of
several months at the home of her father,
Richard Mahoney, returning in the sum-
| mer to her home in this city.
Chas. E. Render, who has we'll inn
proved quarter section of land in Huron
township. returned Monday from a visit
during the holidays with his folks who
reside at Drayton in Pembina County
Walter Sandison and bride are enjoy
ing an extensive wedding trip among
relatives in the east. They visit New
York and number of points of import
ance in that state and Eastern Ontario.
Gottfried Schmiss, practical shoe
maker, has opened up a work shop for
making repairs on boots and shoes on
Second street, east of Liebelcr's lumber
yard. Work done promptly at reason
able prices.
Friends and old acquaintance of the
jackson family in Langdon will be
pleased to learn of the recent appoint
ment of Roy +. Jackson, a former pupil
of the Langdon public schools as prin-
cipal of schools at Harvey, N. d.
j. B. Robinson met with painful ac-
cident while at Grand Forks last week,
returning from Langdon. He slipped on
the icy sidewalk and fractured two ribs.
While the injury is not serious it is pain
full and may confine him to the house for
some time.-Bathgate Pink Paper.
In another column we have again the
advertisement of O. H. Will, North Da-
kota's popular and successful scotsman
and nursery stock dealer. His long ex-
perience in the growing of nursery stock
in this state has made him familiar with
the best kinds adapted for this section
and he never recommends anything that
he hasn't proven. 1t is safe to buy
from him-and his advice is worth seek
ing.
DIR. P. G. Donovan and wife have been
visiting during the week with the family
of his brother DR.. 3. I. Donovan. The
meeting of the officials of the First Ma
tional Bank, of which institution the
doctor is a stakeholder and president.
held Tuesday, at which all the old
officers and board of directors were all
reelected. The result of the years bust
ness is reported as being most satisfac
tory.
w. d. Andrews, of Toronto, Ont, a bro
Their of G. w. Andrews, of Walhalla,
passed away with the going out of the
old year Deceased was widely known
in Toronto and vicinity as Capt. An
drews, the blind life saver" and had been
the recipient of a number of medals and
other decorations from societies in all
parts of the world. In Toronto bay
alone he is accredited with having saved
sixty persons from drowning.
On New Years Day at five o'clock in
the afternoon occurred the death of the
year old baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ambrose E. Ullyot, of North Harvey.
The illness of the little one was of brief
weeks duration, being taken down sick
at Christmas with cold that developed