Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-01-05

present OF q nice fur boa at ca kelly's
Farm loans our specially. Money
paid same day papers are signed.
Mooney, Champine & Johnston.
Miss Freda Kaeser, teacher OF the
village school at Dresden, returned Mon
day from a holiday visit to her home in
Wisconsin.
]. D. Mills was in the city Tuesday
from Fargo reviewing the past years
business with local real estate and in
Surance men.
DR.. and Mrs. Sidney Kerr of Langdon.
spent Christmas day at the home of
Post Master and Mrs. McEwan.-Park
River Gazette.
Miss Lottie Marsh returned Monday
to her school at Easily after spending
the holidays with her parents Rev. and
Mrs. w. B. Marsh.
Ed Kroetsch, employed in the meat
market of M. L. Sullivan, left last week
for his farm in the Canadian North
west, near Saskatoon.
Rev. Rob't A. MacMullen and bride
arrived on to-day's train from the south.
The wedding occurred in Kalamazoo,
Mich, during the holidays.
Attorney %. H. Gordon is spending
the week at the metropolis of Manitoba
looking after the interests of the firm in
Canadian Northwest real estate.
Alex Heintz, of the grocery depart
ment of Kelly's Arcade, left Tuesday for
his home in Minnesota in response to a
telegram announcing the death of a
sister.
VIM. Stevenson, of the farm nipple
ment firm of Hunter & Stevenson left
Monday for a business trip to the Twin
Cities and Chicago, expecting to return
in a couple of weeks.
The application of Attorney e. T.
Bascom for release under bond pending
trial for completely in the alleged
murder of Stoddard was denied by
Judge Fisk yesterday.
Auctioneer E. Wienecke: Two car
loads of furniture will be unloaded into
the vacant Donovan building and sold
at public auction on Saturday, January
18th, 1905. Ask the man.
The Ct. Northern hotel gave a dance
and supper on Monday evening which
gave quite a large crowd of Langdon
young folks a chance to fttingly close
the week of holiday festivities.
Miss Gwen Francis, who has been
filing the position OF s~tenographer at
the Bank of Park River during the busy
season, returned to her home in Lang
don last Saturday.--Park River Gazette.
Frrnk Garvy spent part of the holiday
week here and is looking up new bust
ness for the binding Irvine plant of the
state penitentiary for the coming season,
1t is understood that the penitentiary
board operated their plant during the
past year at a profit of about $4,000 to
the state.
Attorney Fred E. Smith of Morris
Mimi. who has lately acquired extensive
land interests in Cavalier county is
spending part of the holidays with Lang.
don friends and will spend some time
looking over the western part of this
state with a view to becoming a Law
practitioner of North Dakota.
Tuesday night a son and heir was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Tyrrell q
north Fourth street. Little Jim, Jr.
is the first addition to Langdon'sp opula
ton to put in an appearance since the
advent Of the new year and here's hop
ing that the youngster and his PROUD
parents may find the year one of I'm
limited Joy and happiness.
From the CoUR1ER-D EMoCRAT's repor
of the land sales in Cavalier county las
week we obtain the information that E
L. Donovan, Isadore Dawson and Hon
Charles Plain, three of the staunch ole
time democrats, were the largest pur
chasers. We also note that our owl
Magnus Brynjolfson possessed himsel
for a half section and many other resi-
dents and ex-residents of this count,
were among the purchasers. The pric
paid ranged from $1,000 to $500 pc
acre.--Bathgate Pink Paper.
Last Saturday a telegram was received
by Agent j. j. Souch, of the Cargill ele
vator company, announcing the death c
his father, William Souch, at the famil
home in Ontario. Deceased was in hi
F. eighty-sixth year and for some month
past had been afflicted with blindness
\ resulting from his advanced age. Hi
. death followed within q month of tn
: passing away of his wife; two daughter
5 have cared for the aged couple in thei
feeble health of late years. Mr.. Souc
spent most of the winter of two year
ago visiting with the old folks.