Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-01-22

You can get good cloak at Kelly's for
$500. All new styles.
Money to loan on real estate and farm
property. Apply to Mrs. Rosa McHugh.
Mrs. A. Schulke returned Tuesday
from months visit at Perth, Nd,
with her sister, Mrs. w. A. We'll.
Last week the DEMOCRAT unintention-
ally omitted local mention of the arrival
of little baby girl at the home of P. P
Kopriva in this city.
| The Bathgate paper of last week an
nounces that Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Robin
son will start shortly on trip of several
months duration through the southern
states.
For good dry stove wood either by the
cord or sawed ready for use, call up the
Langdon Lumber Co., Phone Ga. Or
ders promptly filled and delivered in any
part of the city.
Mrs. L. Koehmstodt, from Mimic ar
rived on Mondays train and visited her
daughter, Mrs. E. Hankey and many
friends and relations returning to her
home in the Valley yesterday.
Parties desiring the genuine article
when buying "Pure York state maple
syrup can rely on getting what they pay
for by placing their order with E. J..
Evans, between now and March LIST.
Remember that next Wednesday night
the first grand masquerade carnival of
the season will be held at the Langdon
Ice Rink. It will be we'll worth the time
of both old and young to witness this
event.
Miss Lizzie Byrnes popular young
lady teacher of this county, is taking up
the winter course of study at the Fargo
state college. Going there last week
after visit with her sisters, Misses
Nellie and Alice Byrnes, who are attend
ing a business college at Grand Forks
this winter.
Much disappointment is expressed
around the city on learning that the
entertainment to be given here on Satur-
day night by Rube Allyn, the reader and
impersonator, had to be called off. Mr..
Allyn was compelled to CANCEL his dates
in number of towns on the circuit ow-
ing to ill health.
Though little late the DEMOCRAT
hastens to tender it's congratulations to
we'll known young lady and former
teacher of this county, Miss Juniata
Humphreys, whose wedding to Olaf Leet
took place at Brockett, in Ramsey county,
New Years Day. Until recently the
Humphrey family were residents at Mil
ton, where they have host of friends.
A pleasant social function of the week
was surprise party which number
of Judge Dorval's friends planned and
successfully carried out Tuesday evening.
Their reception was symbolical of the
hospitality with which the Judge and
his family have always been noted fol-
extending their friends whenever occa-
sion presents itself. Music, dancing and
cards gave every member of the party
4 an evening of enjoyment that will carry
with it a remembrance of the event fol
a long time with all whose pleasure il
was to attend.
A deal was closed the latter part O
the week by which the livery feed and salt
stable business of w. Ferguson was dis
posed of to John Ryan. The negotia
tions have been pending for some TIM
and were brought to close Friday for
consideration of $500, the purchaser
Mr.. Ryan, taking possession the first o
the coming month. The business a
9 this barn has been good paying on
{ for some time. The stand will still b
Q many be known as the old Tough barr
b it having being built years ago by Thos
; Tough, who disposed of the property
I Ferguson last spring. The new proprie
d tor, Mr.. John Ryan, is an experience
9 horseman, has been we'll known by th
i people of this vicinity for some time, an
9 says that he will devote especial after
9 ton to the care of the teams of farmer
e coming into town. The livery and sal
i stable feature of the business will ais
be given considerable attention also.