Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-02-21

Mrs. w. A. We'll is in the city from
Perth, N. D., making a visit with. her
sister, Mrs. A. Schulke.
John Zeller was compelled to lay up
several days last week by a bad seige of
the grippe, but is now ableto be around
again.
If you are holding IAN auction sale
this spring let the DEMOCRAT office
print your sale bills. Large or small
bills at moderate prices.
Tuesday morning a seven pound little
son was born to Mrs. Henry Hebert, of
Minot, who has been visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Desrochers of this city, since the holi-
days.
Yesterdays mail brought to the home
friends in Langdon of Banker w. J.
Mooney and wife picture postal cards
mailed from Geneva. Italy, where they
made a short stop over on their way to
Egypt and other points in the Orient.
The general mercantile firm of Schiller
& Wilkes at Wales give legal notice in
another column'of their dissolution of
partnership. Mr.. Schiller assumes sole
control of the business, having bought
out the interest of his late partner, Mr..
Wilkes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Power have the
sympathy of their many friends on the
occasion of the death of their infant
daughter Tuesday morning a few hours
only following the little ones birth.
She remains we're inferred yesterdays in
the Catholic cemetars.
On another page will be found an in
terestlng newspaper story telling of in
cidents that happened at the time Lang
don was snowbound during the bad
storms in the winter of 1896. 1t is writ
ten by F. B. Tracy, who at that time
was editing the Cavalier Co. Republican.
Subject for the morning sermon at
the Methodist Episcopal church next
Sunday, Enduring as Seeing Him Who
is invisible" Evening subject, "True
Freedom" A patriotic address in honor
of Washington's birthday. Every n
cordially welcome. G. A. Bates, pastor.
Services for the coming Sunday will be
held at the Church of Our Saviour in
the order given below: Holy commu-
Mon, at $50 a. No.; morning prayers, at
1000 a. M: holy communion and sermon,
at 1870 a. m.; Sunday school, at 1900
~; evening prayers and litany, 7:30 P. m.
G. P. Burleson, Prlest-in-C Charge.
Barber John Hledik has lately ordered
handsome new fixtures for his shop on
Third street. In the spring he plans
putting in a suite of modern equipped
bath rooms and has established the
agency of a steam laundry in connection
with his place of business, which he is
bringing u%p-to-date as rapidly as pos
sible.
Cashier o. E. Thompson in company
with Mrs. Thompson and her sister,
Miss Lizzie Burley, took last Thursdays
train for Williston, where a week or so
is being e%njoyably spent IN visiting the
home of Cashier and Mrs. N. Hayes.
Williston is also the home of MIR. aud
Mrs. F. s. Smith and Jeweler and Mrs.
Schmidt, all of whom are ex-Langdon
residents.
The Arcade store of Kelly & Schneider
this week announces a dissolution sale
made necessary by the fact that n Of
the members of the firm is retiring from
the business. The big stock at the
Arcade is being reduced preparatory tc
this change being made by a sale o.
everything at wonderfully reduced prices
Read the prices in their large adv't or
the seventh page.
j. w. Miller, who run a dray line ano
lives across the track in South Langdon
4 was placed under arrest Monday charged
with selling intoxicating liquors in viola
ton of the prohibition law. His hearing
, was set for yesterday morning at ter
o'clock before Justice Farrell, bonds tt
, the amount of 5000 being furnished tt
secure his appearance. Miller has no
been seen since Tuesday night, and APP
parently has left his bondsmen in the
| lurch.
Mike Daniels, who up to about three
r years ago farmed in the western part o
the county has been met at Cheyenne
? Wells, Colo, by a number of Langdor
r travellers. He is doing quite a lane
t business with prospectors going there
to buy and take up land. Many ole
friends will be glad to hear that the
chances are apparently good for Mike
becoming a millionaire in the neal
t future. At least we are given to under
t stand that he is doing we'll.
Saturday night at about half pas
q seven o'clock death came very mex
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