Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-08-31
! Additional Local News.

Friday last week baby boy was vel
coined as an addition to the family of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rose.
Joe Schill, for year past working in
the job rooms of this office, is out rus
ticating in the country during the har-
vest and threshing season.
Victor Boyer, son of F. A. Boyer
teacher of the Mt. Carmel school, arrived
Monday from Sioux Falls, S. D., to ac-
cept a position as printer in the Dem
ocRAT Office.
N. Woodiwiss hauled carload of
brick out to his farm in Perry this week
and has the contract let for building a
comfortable and spacious brick farm
house this fall.
H. D. ALERT and party of a dozen
friends start this afternoon for his Lin
den township farm on the Snowflake
creek, where they will camp several days
while chicken hunting.
The Great Northerns reduction in
grain carrying charges, which goes into
effect September 1st, makes difference
IN price of about cent a bushel to
farmers marketing at railroad points in
this county. The reduction is two cents
making the present rate about 49,, cents
per hundred or little over seven cents
per bushel.
The word building contest of the
Baldwin piano people, which comes of
the middle of next month at the music
store of McGruer Il Void is growing in
interest all over the county. The firm
correspondence from parties who are en-
tering the contest is daily. There viii
be spirited competition for the free piano
which goes to the winner.
Mrs E. \. McCay and the family wen>
over to Munich yesterday, to which
place Mr.. McCay removed some few
weeks ago, being assigned the manage
ment Of an elevator there for the St
Anthony Il Dakota Co. The McCayS
have been residents of Langdon for 6
number of years past and their remova
is occasion for general regret in business
and social circles.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert A. Mac Muller
yesterday bid good by to the member.
of the Baptist church and the many peo
pie around town whom they have growr
to know during the three years of Rev
MacMullen's pastorate here. Genera
regret is expressed at their leaving ant
it is hoped that in his larger sphere o
usefulness at Minot the full worth O
reverend gentleman's ability may bs
properly appreciated.
The wedding uniting Miss Alice
keown and Mr.. John Crawford of thi.
city occurred yesterday shortly before
noon at the home of Mrs. Mcmillan
the ceremony being performed by Rev
q. L. Wilson, only few immediate rela
tives and friends of the couple beins
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford left or
the afternoon passenger for a brie
wedding trip and on their return vii
occupy house which Mr. Crawfor>
has furnished in the vicinity of the
Crawford -four MILL The event is one
which brings congratulations from thei
many friends.
Business circles in Langdon under
went quite a change during the pas
week when the partnership of G. J
Kelly and j. F. Schneider was announc
ed. AS lntimated in our last issue tht
deal has been under consideration fol
some little time. Mr.. Kelly has in 81,
or eight years developed his business
here until today the Arcade department
store has rank among the first in tn,
city. The partnership announced thi
week by Messrs Kelly Il Schneider bring
into the firm MIR. Jos. r. Schneider. on
OF the best known young men that Lang
don has. who became generally know,
during the many years of his connection
with the Headquarters Store OF j. |
Boyd. Our readers will note the ar
nouncemcnt Of the change in bushes
in the regular advertising space of III
Arcade on the first page