Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-11
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The Bee Hive,Store buys hides, etc.
Wadsworth has $4,000 at 7 per cent.
Archie Wheeler is suffering from a
mild attack of fever. -.
Druggist Dan McGruer was a county
seat visitor from the end town yester-
day.
Sunday, the 28th inst, mass will be
celebrated at Clyde by Rev. Father
Bacher of Wales.
Mrs. Allen Pinkerton left last week
for a few weeks visit with relatives at
Buckingham, Ont.
Matt Weber, the Cando cigar man,
spent a day or two here this week TAX
ing orders from the dealers.
Clearance sale at the Bee Hive store
from Jan'y End to Feb'y 3rd. Auction
every Wednesday and Saturday.
Miss Vivian ALERT returned yesterday
to Valley City, where she resumes hel
studies at the state normal school.
D. McKechnie and wife came dowr
from Hannah on Tuesdays passenger
for a visit of a few days with friends.
Miss Stewart arrived last week from
Willow City N. D. and is visiting at thu
home of her sister, Mrs. W. B. Gordon
Attorney Cleary returned yesterda!
from a visit during New Years will
friends in the Twin Cities and Wiscon
sin.
Landlord w. A. Monroe and daughter
Miss Pearl, of the U. @. T. hotel, re
turned Saturday from a brief visit t.
Grand Forks.
Landlord G. Longtin gave a swell bal
and supper at his hotel, the Dakota, il
Osnabrock last night. Frank Delling'
orchestra furnished the music.
Jno. Tembreul,of the McPhail- Brosna
han Co., hardware store left yesterda.
for a holiday visit of a couple of weeks
at his home zeal Little Falls, MINI.
Since the beginning of the year Co
Treasurer Jos. Powers office has beer
taking in several hundred dollars dali!
in payment of real and personal taxes.
Banker w. J. Mooney and wife re
turned to the city Friday from Chicago
and will make a stay of two or thre'
weeks here before starting on their tri]
to Cuba, where it is planned to spent
the balance of the winter.
E.. E. Sherwin returned home Monda,
from a business trip to Grand Forks ant
the Twin Cities, where he spent nearl.
a week in making extensive purchase o
new stock and fixtures for his store ant
restaurant in the Donovan block.
Tom Tough, one of the old timers
who in fact was here when the town frs
started and for many years was asssociat
edwith it's business growth, came owe
from Bathgate this week to renew tn
acquaintance of friends he had not see
since leaving here three years ago.
Fred Fielder, an ex-resident and oil
pioneer of this county is here for a sho1
visit, arriving last week. Since dispos
ing of his farm in Billings township fou
years ago he has been living in Califo'
MIA, having been called east to atten
the funeral of his mother, whose deaf
occurred recently at Boston Lake, Wi
H. A. Libby, the we'll known Par
River lawyer, who has quite a wide ci
Gle of Langdon acquaintance, will hay
the sympathy of friends yer the stat
in the bereavement caused by the sicl
ness and death of his mother, Mrs. Oily
E. Libby, aged ninety years. Decease
had made her home with the family
her son for nearly a quarter of a Gel
fury.
T. B. Hankey returned Monday fro!
a weeks visit in Thief River Fall
Mimi, and brought back word that
had purchased the business of the lea,
ing meat market in that city. Theodo,
has been identified with the trade of
butcher here for a number of years b
fore engaging in the hotel business ar
in his new venture will have lhe we
wishes of those here who have know
him for years. Nevertheless everyol
will regret to learn that Mr.. Hankey ar
his estimable family expect to leave
shortly.