Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-04
Rye -four at Parsons.

The Bee Hive Store buys hides, etc.
Wadsworth has $4,000 at 7 per cent
Father L. j. Vaughan lectures at st
A%lphonsus church tonight.
Miss Laura Boyer is spending the
week visiting with friends at Mt. Car
mel.
Attorney q. H. Gordon went down the
line to the Forks Tuesday on legal
business.
Jack Robson, the Osnabrock butcher
was up the line Tuesday on business
between trains.
Clearance sale at the Bee Hive store
from Jan'y End to Feb'y Bird. Auction
every Wednesday and Saturday.
Frank Kelly returned Tuesday tt
Grand Forks after spending the holi
days here with relatives and friends,
Harry Britton, manager of the Stoltze
lumber yard at Sarles made Langdon
friends a visit over Christmas and New
Year,
D. H. Mcmillan left Monday for tht
Forks and the Twin Cities on a bust
ness trip after a visit during the holi
days here. I
Cashier H. A. Hegelson, of the Grea
Western Bank of Osnabrock, was
visitor in the city Tuesday exchanging
holiday greetings. ,.. .
William Helen came down from Sas
katoon last week for a visit during tn,
holidays with relatives in Langdon ant
other parts of the county.
Felix McGauvran was here New
Years day from Osnabrock to spend
part of his holiday vacation with Post
master job n McGauvran's family. "
Harry Mcpherson, arrived during th
week from st, John, N. D., where h
lately established in business, to spent
the holiday on his old stamping
ground.
Ole T. Axvig was here from Milton
Friday looking after business at tn
court house. He has lately returned
from a land purchasing trip to tn
; Canadian Northwest.
Drayman John Miller left last weel
for a visit with his wife and family, VIII
! have been staying for some time will
friends down in Indiana. It is expected
/ that the family will accompany him o.
{ his return.
| T. p. Burke, who has lately blossome'
out as landlord of the Hotel Ant
y lers, n of the leading hosteleries i
Grand Forks, started in with the be
ginning of the year to conduct his popu
lar resort on the European plan.
A good time and a good crowd is re
ported as having participated in tn
+ supper on New Years at the r~estauran
at the Ct. Northern, when Joseph Crav
, ford was the host of a party compose
of fellow members CT the Order c
Eagles.
The morning service on Sunday mex
at the M. p. church will be conducted
: by Presiding Elder M, P. Burns {
Grand Forks. In the evening the Methe
dist congregation will unite with tn
Presbyterians in the dedication of thei
new church.
: The beginning of the New Year, Nor
i day evening, was the occasion of a part
8 at which Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Boyd e1
tertained the force of clerks and othe
g employees of the Boyd department stor'
The gathering was one of most happ
events of the season.
the death Sunday, night, the eve of th
e New Year, in an hospital at Grand Fork
of J. H. Soper, the nineteen year oil
son of J. D. Soper, the postmaster-mel
chant and old resident at Soper in thi
r county, death being due to typhoid fe
a YER. The circumstance is rendered pal
S ticularly sad owing to the fact that M:
n Soper, the father of the deceased is ais
a a patient in the hospital with fever, an
e so i'll that it was not deemed advisabl
$ to let him know for the present of th
g death of his son. The remains wer
brought home for interment onTuesday
train. The family have the SINGER
sympathy of the public in their affllt
ton.