Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-01-14
Smrke Weber Bros. cigars.

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payments. E. A. Wadsworth.
DIR. Kerr, dentist. All work guaran-
teed. Office in Schulke's block.
Lilly of the Valley -four at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Baled hay for
sale. Phone 50.
Well improved choice quarter, $40:
81 900 in breaking, balance half crops.
E. 4. Wadsworth. "a
Saturday of last week, the 9th inst, a
son was born to Chas. Rodgers and wife
of South Langdon.
The Chicago store has long line of
leaders to which they call attention in
their new advt. this week.
L. c. Golden closed his photo gallery
in the Donovan block last week. and is
now established at Northwood.
Buy your winters supply of coal of
the Langdon Lumber Co. Coal of all
kinds at lowest price in the city.
Send copy of the COURIER DEMOCRAT
to your relatives and friends in the east.
1t is cheaper than writing letters.
Mrs. L. d. Pierce and children took
Saturdays passenger for visit of
few days with relatives at Larimore.
H. j. Golf has returned from his trip
through Oregon and Washington, on
which he started about the first of the
year.
j. H. Mccullough and his pack of wolf
hounds have combined in making it
hard winter on wolves in the timber east
of Milton.
JAS. Austin came down the line Mon
day from Hannah and was prominent
figure among those in attendance at the
Farmers Institute.
Capt Frank L. Ross was down from
his farm in Glenila the early part of the
week on militia matters pertaining to
the interests of Co. r.
Jno. r. Ferguson, who represents the
older pioneers of the Elkwood neighbor-
hood was in from his farm up uorth on
the boundary line Monday.
Mr.. and Ambrose Ullyott. of Harvey
Centre figure the arrival of the little
baby girl at their home last Friday as
one of the Joys of the incoming of the
New Year.
Last evening at the thirty eighth re-
union of the Scottish Rite bodies at
Fargo the thirty third degree in Mason
airy was conferred on Senator w. A.
Laidlaw of this city.
The Ladies' Guild social circle of the
Presbyterian church meets tomorrow
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
o. e. Thompson. An invitation to at
tend is extended to the ladies of the
city.
John Mcleod, one of the old pioneer
residents of the Rose Lake settlement.
who removed year ago with his family
to the Canadian side of the line, is spend
ing the week here visiting friends and
looking after his interests in this county
Friday evening sleigh load of young
folks around town gathered at the Mahon
home and went out to the home of Jno.
l.. Robertson, south of town where a
party was had on the occasion of the
birthday Of Miss Annie. the eldest
daughter.
Walter Bradley has quit attempting
to take dose of medicine in the dark
since his experience of one night last
week when he narrowly escaped death
through swallowing quantity of car
bolic acid in mistake.
Jas. P. Brennan, during the past year
with the Flax Land Co., at this place
left Monday, his destination being Okla
homa City, where he has good position
with the Northwest Thresher people.
Mr.. Brennan has been induced to make
the change of location owing to the pre-
sent condition of his health and after
getting settled promises to let the rea-
ders of the DEMOCRAT know how that
section of country compares with North
Dakota, according to his point of view.
M. L. Sullivan was called to Devils
Lake last week to attend the funeral of
his sister, Mrs. Margaret Mccarthy,
whose death occurred on the Bird inst,
at Tuscon, Arizona. Deceased had long
been sufferer from consumption and
removed from Devils Lake to Arizona
the early part of the winter, hoping to
benefit by the change In climate. Four
children survive, the father having died
some six years ago. Mrs. Mccarthy was
IN her thirty eighth year and will be
missed by people of Devils Lake gen
orally.
The Langdon Tailoring Co., get
rich quick scheme, engineered by a
couple of Grand Forks tailors named j.
A. Callahan and G. L. Naylor, has left