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

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If you want top-notch fur coats buy
the Gordon & Ferguson coat, for sale at
G. j. Kelly's.
Byron Nash and wife left last week
for visit until spring with old friends
and relatives at Brockville, Ont.
j. E. Sauer, arrived during the week
from Milwaukee to accept position in
the grocery department of the Boyd
store.
D. G. Mcdonald left this week for a
visit to his former home in Ontario,
which he has not seen since leaving
there twelve years ago.
Miss Agnes Crawfosd was passenger
on this afternoons express for Casselton,
where she will make visit of consider
able length while undergoing the treat
ment of specialist for heart trouble.
j. G. McDermid and Henry Clarke,
two Grey township farmers who have
made good progress with the growth of
the western portion of the county, were
county seat visitors on Friday.
Mrs. ALERT is quite seriously ill with
typhoid fever. Her health has been
greatly impaired by sicknes for some
time and the development of a case of
fever finds the patient in very weak
state.
/ Vim. Bucklin, formerly of the old firm
of Flumerfelt and Bucklin was here
from New Rockford, N. D. for a short
holiday visit last week. He is at pre-
sent engaged in the drug business over
there.
| Two new clerks added to the force en-
ployed at tho New Trade Palace of A.
Schulke this week are Arthur Halliday,
of Duluth, in the grocery department,
and Otto Olson, of st. Paul, in the dry
goods department.
Miss Amy Grand, who has held a
position as cashier and book keeper with
the C.J Kelly store since the fall depart
ed last week to join her family who left
this county some time ago to make their
homo at Saskatoon, N. w. T.
j. T. Ray was storm stayed Tuesday
night at the Crawford home south west
of town. He arrived there after ten
o'clock at night after having spent
. nearly four hours in endeavoring to
find the road. His farm is in Hender-
son near Klein postotfice.
William H. Johnston, we'll known
farmer and one of the DEMOCRATS old
, readers at Stilwell, writes from Saska-
toon, N. w. T., to have the address of
his paper changed to that place. He
bought large tract of land there a year
, ago and lately has removed his family to
the other side.
There was new arrival Monday at
the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Jas. G. Dick
son in the person of little baby girl
This important event has given quite an
impetus to the local cigar trade and con-
!gratulations are continuing to be ten
dered the happy parents ever since the
5 arrival of their little one.
e. A. Farrell and Chas. H. McDermott
> spent part of the week in st. Paul with
T. E. Burke, who is still under treatment
in a hospital there for his paralytic stroke
! of last summer. His recovery is not as
3 rapid as friends would like to see and as
? soon as able to stand the trip it is likely
Tom will go to California for astay Of
5 several months.
A party Of Walhalla friends com
inrising Misses Annie Burley, Ethe
Y Fraser. Lois Mayo and Master Mac
: Burley, who have spent's very enjoyable
= holiday visit at the home OF Cashier ane
t Mrs. O. e. Thompson during Christmas
% and New Years week left Saturday TO
b their home, thoroughly impressed will
l. the pleasant experiences they enjoyed
while mingling amed the whirl of Lang
a don'S social circle.
n Licenses to wed have been issued iron
10 the Office of the county judge to tn
following parties since the beginning o
the month:
January 3-Joseph Slama, of Milto
to Miss Mary Lala, of Pisek, Walls
county. .,,.
Warroads, Roseau county, Mimi, to Mis-
~ Anna Z. Lund, OF Union.
:. ~ January 5-W. d. Griffin, of Oakwooet
NJ Walsh county to Miss Marguerite a
lg Dolan, of Polar.
g. The four official county papers for tn
re ensuing years have been named by tn
MS hoard of county commissioners tn
ry honor being conferred upon the Milto
n Globe. Hannah Moon, Cavalier Go. IL
90 publican and the CoUR1ER-DEMocEA1
ry The action of the board gives as wide
possible a publicity to the affairs
all ~, oorntv The DEMOCRAT is du