Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-02-25
For latest New Ideal patterns 20 to
Kollys Arcade.

Kelly's Arcade.
Lilly Of the Valley flour at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Baled hay for
sale. Phone 80.
La Grippe is epidemic at the end town
and among those who are laid up is
Hon. Matt Mcknight.
Attorney Dickson was at Grand Forks
several days the latter part of the week
attending to court matters.
Eli Montgomery and Mike Flynn were
down from Wales to attend the Wash
ington's day military ball of Co. E.
Mrs. s. Kerr visited several days of
last week at the home of her parents,
Postmaster and Mrs. NcEwan, of Park
River.
Rev. N. j. Hiltner, of Mt. Carmel:
Please let the people know that there
will be mass at Dresden next Sunday
February 28th.
Capt. Frank r. Ross was down from
his farm to enjoy with the members of
Go. e. their grand military ball-a Wash
ington birthday event.
Rev. Dougherty, of st. Alphonsus
church in this city is announced to cor
duct services at the school house in
Osnabrock on Saturday, March 5th.
Jas. Sabraw, manager of the Robert
son Lumber Co.'S interests at Neche, is
here this week making his parents and
numerous Langdon friends short visit.
Electrician Henry states that after
this week they will discontinue turning
on lights in the morning. The service
will be taken up again in the fall when
the days begin to grow shorter.
M. Kelly left for st. Paul yesterday on
business and to visit Mrs. Kelly, who IS
being treated at the hospital. On his
return he will be accompanied by his
mother, who will make an extended visit
with her family in Langdon.
The Leader Implement company an
nounces this week the retirement of MIR.
Geo. w. Burns, his interest in the con-
Germ being taken up by Messrs Nc
Dermott and Erickson, who have been
with the company sinceits incorporation
last spring.
Letters lately received by Langdon
friends from Anton Muhs, who left here
with his family for McNIinnville, Ore,
state that Mrs. Muhs has been critically
i'll for the past couple of months. Her
death is reported as expected to occur
at any time.
The literary and debating society of
Langdon is in receipt of challenge from
the society of the same name at Hannah
to participate in joint debate for the
purpose of discussing the labor question.
Correspondence is now being exchanged
arranging the details.
The Moore musical combination gave
one of their entertainments here last
night at the opera house. The per-
Torrance, which was billed as taken
from the we'll known old play "Uncle
Toms Cabin" was followed by dance,
for which the orchestra furnished the
music.
George McComb from Milton was
county seat visitor Wednesday. He has
recently returned from visit to the
Edmonton region of the Canadian North
west and bought up several quarter sec
tions of land at four dollars an acre in
the locality where w. M. Graham former
ly of Milton is conducting thriving real
estate business.
Tony Kieffer, manager of the Wales
business of the Mcmillan Machine Co.,
during the past year was in the city
few days of this week arranging for the
filling of the same position again this
season. Ebony" has spent the greater
part of the winter visiting with the old
folks in Ontario and returned with the
family of Gottlieb Schill, whose death
while down east was noted last week.
The ct. Northern directs attention Of
tho travelling public to another change
which took place last Sunday, when
the passengers, Nos. 63 and ga between
Larlmore and Breckenridge were dis
continued, the ''ayer" Nos. 3 and 4 doing
the local work between those stations.
It has been currently reported that
change was to be made on the Hope line,
but the advance official notice does not
mention this line, and the supposition is
there was no change made.
Fred Newbern and wife with their
family said good bye to their many
friends of Langdon and vicinity Mon
day, leaving for Greene, Ia, whore they
make their future home on the old
homestead farm on which Mr.. Newborn
was born. He is still the owner of a
finely improved farm three miles south
If here and has only been induced to