Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-08-13
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Mrs. Robillard of Olga is visiting
friends in town for few days.
Byron Nash and wife returned home
Tuesday from visit of few days with
friends at Hannah.
J..B. Chale, who has extensive real
estate and business interests at Olga,
was visitor IN the city Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. S. Smith returned home
Saturday from her visit of several weeks
with her mother in Iowa.
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Mrs. d. McGruer and children, of
Hannah, left last week for visit of a
couple of months in New York state.
Did you see Liebeler l. Finerty' S
new buggies? A carload just received.
They are dandies.
1t is expected that services will be
conducted at the Presbyterian church
on Sunday by DR.. Thomas, of Oxford,
Ohio.
johnson Bros. expect to have the
fixtures in place for the bowling alley at
their billiard hall and restaurant by
September list.
Langdon people are being pestered
with the opportunities of Il ''pot gang
in camp on the CT. Northern right of
way the past few days
Ed Reilly has charge of the drug
store up the line at Wales, having re-
signed the position he filled at Fargo
since leaving Langdon last spring.
Landlord Burroughs of the North
western Hotel at Milton was visiting in
the city Tuesday visiting with his SON
Wallace, at the jewelry store of McGruer
& Void.
P. P. Schneider and family moved
from their Fourth street home this week
to the Henry Hill farm in Mt. Carmel
township, recently purchased by MIR
Schneider
The smile that won't come off is on
the face of those who have their work
done at the Langdon Steam Laundry
They walk along with a self-satistied
air, knowing that the finish on their
linen is equal to the best.
Halvor Torgerson, from Homen post
office was in town Tuesday busy looking
after the suit he has pending to recover
a claim against one of the fraternal
orders, owing to loss of the sight OF
an eye. He reports crops the best ever
in his neighborhood.
The mysterious disappearance of the
eighteen year old daughter OF farmer
near Olga few days ago was cleared up
by her being found last Wednesday be-
tween Hannah and Dash. The girl is of
an unsound mind and has a mania for
wandering from home.
VIM. Haverty got home Saturday
from his trip east. Mrs. Haverty is
regaining her health and strength,
though not as rapidly as at tirstexpected.
She is now at The home of MIR. Haverty s
parents at Turnerville, Ont, and will
not return for several weeks.
S. E. Haight, the socialistic politician
made trip up the line from Osnabrock
on Monday. He figures both Grover G.
and Roosevelt as presidential POSSIBLE
ties for next year with odds of about
to on Grover. He found people here
worrying little if any over politics as
yet.
Druggists Geo. Z. Draper, of Osna-
brock and r. E. CUTIE, of Olga, and their
families were in attendance at the an
nual gathering held by the state drug
gists at Fargo last week and are noted
as having won prizes at the out door
events that occurred during the outing
held at Detroit Lake on the last day of
the assembly.
The Ancient Order United Workmen,
has decided to make a strong effort to
increase the membership in North Da-
kota at least twenty five per cent during
the present year and to that end two
additional deputies will be placed in the
field, making chief and four deputies
at work. The order now has member
ship of almost ten thousand in the state.
Last week the local fire department
sent j. G. Reid, one of the old pioneer
members of the organization, who recent
ly located over at Starkweather, kind
ly remembrance of the esteem in which
he is held. The presentation took the