Courier Democrat., 1904-12-29

Try sask Of "Hannahs Pride" -four.
Once tried always used.
Ladies' astrachan coats worth $50 now
selling for ea5 at Kelly's Arcade.
Baker b. J. Hucks is being visited by
brother who arrived last week from
Canada.
A few farms for sale on the crop
payment plan. Mooney, Champine 4
Johnston.
o. Dumas, Sr., was visitor from Fre-
mont with friends in Langdon a few days
Of last week.
A little daughter was welcomed last
Friday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Emanuel Myers, east Of town.
Miss Helen Sullivan arrived Saturday
from the University to spend the vaca.
ton Of Christmas week at home.
IT you want life insurance policy
that you can pay up in ton, fifteen or
twenty years, talk to T. E. Burke.
Cecil Mahon came home from the
state university Friday for the holiday
vacation. The term reopens Tuesday Of
next week.
Andy Colburn for some time associated
with D. A. Fisher in conducting tho
Star restaurant and billiard hall left
last week for Saskatoon, N. W. T.
F. w. Bleakley is away for a holiday
visit to the home of his father in On
tario. Word lately received stated that
Mr.. Bleakley, ST., is in very feeble health.
Rev. g. L. Wilson is spending part Of
the week at Fargo in consultation with
the architect regarding plans of the new
Presbyterian church to be built here in
the spring.
A.P. Macarthur, principal of the village
school at Wales, was Xmas eve visitor
in Langdon on his way to the present
home of his family near Fargo for visit
during the holidays.
The ladies of st. Alphonsus church
have bills out announcing another of
their card parties for this evening in the
old church building. Refreshments
served. Admission twenty five cents.
Nels w. Hawkinson, the travelling
salesman of the we'll known paper
house of Wright, Barrett & Stilwell, of
st. Paul, is putting in lumber yard at
the new town of Munich in this county.
He also has yards at Devils Lake, Ed
more and Hampden.
jas. g. Dickson left yesterday for
Hamilton, Ont, to join Mrs. Dickson
and daughter who has been visiting
there for several months. Mr.. Dickson
expects to be absent month and will
be accompanied by the family on his
return.
Henry Skilldom, one of the early day
pioneers of this county, and who has
been IN partnership with Ole G. Olson
in the machinery business at Drayton
for number of years, has gone with his
sister to Arizona, to make their home in
the hope of the change of climate bene-
fitting his health.
P.J, Horgan, of Neche, and brother
of M. j. Horgan of this city is reported
as being in line for appointment to the
position of deputy U. S. collector of
customs at Walhalla, to succeed Hon.
Jas. Blackjack, who has rendered his
resignation. "Pat" has any number of
old friends in Langdon who will rejoice
to hear of his good fortune and con-
gratulate the people of Walhalla on
their acquisition in welcoming the Hor-
gan family to their midst socially.
Langdon people, more especially the
old timers, will learn with satisfaction
that "whitey" Rolling, who graduated
from Langdon print shop back in the
SOS and has lately been editing the Bis
marck Palladium is to be deputy in
surance commissioner when the new
official, Com'r of Insurance E. @. Cooper
steps in. Mr.. Rolling has been identified
with newspaper work at Bismarck since
his return from military service in the