Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-18
The Bee Hive Store buys hides, etc.
Wadsworth has $4,000 at Z per cent

Wadsworth has $4,000 at 7 per cent
w. F. Winter returned Monday from a
b usiness trip to st. Paul.
When in Grand Forks stop at the Ant
lers. 7. E. Burke, proprietor. 1928
Thos. Tough returned Saturday to his
home near Bathgate after a weeks visit
here.
Alex. Russell spent several days oflast
week here visiting relatives and old
friends.
r. E. McHugh returned on Mondays
passenger from a visit over Sunday in
the Twin Cities.
Sunday, the 28th inst, mass will be
celebrated at Clyde by Rev. Father
Bacher of Wales.
A. E. Lindstrom left Friday for his
farm at Oberon, N. D., to arrange opera
tions for springs work.
Clearance sale at the Bee Hive store
from Jan'y End to Feb'y 3rd. Auction
every Wednesday and Saturday.
The First National Bank adds a fine
brass letter enameled background sigr
to its 1906 improvements this week.
Mrs. Easton, who has spent part of the
winter and the holidays visiting hel
folks in Virginia returned home Monday
Bostik, the Langdon tailor, has JUS
received his new line of Spring ano
Summer suitings. Get your measure
taken now.
2. E. Sherwln announces that mex
Saturday he will serve ice cream in thu
parlors of his restaurant for the frs
time this season.
VIM. Flack took Fridays Afternoon
train down the line for a visit over Sun
day at the home of his brother, Hon
John Flack at Milton.
Last Wednesday evenings entertain
ment by the Lincoln Male Quartette wa
the means of placing s35 in the %treasur.
of the Presbyterian Sunday school.
VIM. Dickson and wife came dow1
from Hannah on last Friday afternoon!
passenger for a short visit at the home
of their daughter Mrs. John McTavish
Fred Fielder concluded his visit here
last Saturday returning to his home il
California after a short stay with rela
| tives and friends at his former home il
Minnesota.
w. j. Birmingham started Monday TO-
a tour of towns along the 500 ane
branches of the Ct. Northern through
the western part of the state, expecting
to be away two weeks.
Senator Chas. Plain and wife started
last week from their home in Milton t.
spend the balance of the winter at Pain
Beach, Fla, one of the most Fashionable
winter resorts in the South.
S. F. Mercer was in the city vel Sun
day from Larlmore a guest at the HON
of Mayor Mercer. During his visit her
Mr.. Mercer canvassed the city for sub
scribers for the Evening Times, the new
daily paper started at Grand Forks.
Dresden's camp M. w. of A., has
masquerade ball announced for Frida,
night of next week, January 26th, whicl
promises to be a thoroughly %enjoyabl
affair. The promoters guarantee a tim
of gaiety for all. Music will be frs
class and the crowd will be a jolly one
Better make up your mind to 60.
! One week from today, January 25th i
the anniversary of the birth ofBurns, tn
immortal Scottish bard. In years pas
the day has been one for the annua
gathering of the Scotch of Cavalie
county. About twelve years ago tn
Caledonian society was formed and tn
Burns celebration of each year held IN
der their auspices, up to six years az
we're attended by Scotchmen of not
from all over the state. For two year
the demonstration has lacked the pub
lie enthusiasm that in the past ha,
given Langdon prominence for mile
around. The local Scotch still gathe
on Burns birthday, but the demonstra
ton and monster celebrations of year
gone bye are no longer the annual op
p%ortunity for the gathering of the clans
There is a general feeling of regret tina
L%angdon's celebration of Burns birth
day is now a thing of the past.