Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-01-21

Mrs. John Mahon is reported as hay
ing been quite ill this week.
Co. Treasurer Powers is busy now a
days sending out tax statements.
Among the Milton visitors here Friday
were George Diebel and ] HI. McC ullough
N. Hayes, the acting cashier of the
State Bank of Dresden, spent Sunday in
the city.
Miss Connie Truax is visiting her
friends the McNeils, near Olga for few
days this week.
Wanted few applications for farm
loans. Apply to Gordon & Wheeler,
Langdon, N. d. %
A postal card mailed to us will fill
your order for legal blanks the same
day it is received.
Buy your winters supply of coal of
i the Langdon Lumber Co. Coal of all
kinds at lowest price in the city.
j. b. Robinson, of the local lumber
firm of Mahon e. Robinson, has gone
with his family to San Diego. Cal, for
tho balance of the winter.
The petition of Il. F. Reilly Il Co., of
Dresden, for druggists permit was
granted Saturday No remonstrance or
counter petition was presented.
JOS Wegley was among those from
Langdon attending the big Masonic ga
thering at Fargo last week and had the
Scottish rite degrees conferred on him.
Coming! At the Langdon ice rink on
Monday evening February LIST, Miss
Cummings, the fancy lady skater from
Minneapolis. Further announcement
next week.
Mrs. M. Kelly, who has been in poor
health since the beginning of the winter
left on Fridays passenger for st. Paul to
undergo medical hospital treatment for
few weeks.
Cashier O. d. Thompson was a pass
enger on Mondays snow bound train
which abandoned the trip at Park River,
returning from business trip to Fargo
and Grand Forks
Frank McGauvran has resigned his
deputyship in the post Office and board
ed yesterdays passenger for st. Paul,
where he will study at st. Thomas col
lege during the year.
Miss Jessie Blodgett, who is teaching
a term of school in the Wang district,
spent the week end on her Rush Lake
homestead, visiting with Lagoon friends
awhile Sunday on the return trip.
Mrs. L. S. Champine has had as visi-
tors at her home this week her sisters,
Mrs. C. P. Thompson, of Minneapolis,
and Mrs. +. A. Upham, of st. Paul, both
ladies returning to their homes in the
Twin Cities yesterday.
Manager c. NJ McEuen of the Opera
House is out of town and nothing de-
finite is known regarding the announce
ment of last week to the effect that
show was billed to appear there, to-
morrow, Friday evening.
DIR. Smiths new dental parlors in the
Donovan block, aside from giving him
more central business location, are by
long odds the most modernly equipped
of any in the state. The rooms are pleas
ant, large and handsomely furnished
and he will no doubt do an increased
business.
Veteran H. d. Wells. an old resident
of Perry township, who has been east
for several months under medical treat
ment is now visiting in Washington, d.
c., and it is understood has interested
North Dakota representatives in con-
gress in an application he is making for
an increase in pension.
Jas. Austin, of Hannah, accompanied
the farmers institute speakers down the
line to Park River last week at the close
of the meetings held here on Monday
and Tuesday, and judging from the re-
ports as given in the papers from there,
Mr.. Austin contributed a generous share
toward making the Park River institute
a decided success.
The latest heard regarding the defunct
Langdon Tailoring Co., is that brother
of G. Z. MAYOR, one of the partners, is
coming up from Grand Forks to adjust
matters satisfactory to all who were vic
timized. In case this is SO those hold
ing receipts may still have chance to
get their money back. The autograph
Of the "Langdon Tailoring Co" may
still be worth fifty cents on the dollar
and tho other fifty can be "blown" in
giving 'em "roast."