Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-01-03

Graf office.
Thos. Padden left on Saturdays south
bound train for a winter visit with
friends back east.
Nelson Turel, a brother-in-law OF
Albert Myers, came over last week from
Rosenort, Man. for a visit of a month.
Miss Cora Nelson of Osnabrock is a
visitor for a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Elmer Hultin arriving in the city
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ramage returned Saturday from
her visit with her mother at Mimic
The latter though still quite i'll is some
what better.
Miss Freda Kaser, teacher of the pri-
mary grades in the Osnabroc ok schools,
is spending the vacation visiting at the
Truax home.
Miss Carrie q. Mcmillan and Miss
Maud McGruer were down from Hannah
Tuesday making New Years Day calls
on their Langdon friends.
Prof. Chas. Smith, late of Sousa's band
is with the Mckinley Comedy Co., and
will render cornet solos Monday night,
Jan'y It'll at the the Opera House.
Miss Pearl Monroe left last week for a
visit during part of the holiday season
at Devils Lake, where her friend Miss
May Foshay is staying with friends.
Mrs. D. Stewart is being visited by
her brother, Mr.. Frank Middleton, who
arrived New Years day from his home
at Manville, N. D for a short stay.
Banker Dryburg of Hannah, received
word Christmas week of the death of
his father, aged eighty years which oc-
CURED in Fifeshlre, Scotland on Nov.
2Sth. Mr.. Dryburg visited the folks at
the old home last summer.
Ben Cooperman, the erstwhile Lang
don cigar maker quit travelling for the
st. Paul wet goods firm the beginning
of the New Year and now has a job with
Nash Bros. the Grand Forks firm of
wholesale grocery jobbers.
J.. B. Boyd's great sacrifice sale and
A. Schulke's big "Skidoo'' sale will at
tract crowds of bargain buyers to their
department stores. The big display
advertisements of these firms should be
carefully looked over by everyone of our
readers.
George Sturm is expecting to leave
tomorrow for his winter trip to the
Pacific coast. Enroute he will be Joined
by his brother, Mr.. Andrew Sturm, who
has been spending several weeks in
Texas looking after several land deals of
Importance.
VIM. Heapy, son of Co. Com'r Jos.
Heapy, of Perry township, came home
last week from Fargo, where he has
been attending the agricultural college
since last fall. He has been studying
engineering and is very much taken up
with the course
The Ionic lodge A. F.. A. NJ, at
Hannah elected J. H. Mclean as its
worthy master for the coming year. He
is supported by a good staff of officers.
With a handsome Masonic hall the
brethren of Ionic lodge are in a good
position for the work of the year.
Monday morning of last week there
was a mirage and at Adams on the Soc
in the distance to the north Milton and
Osnabrock could be easily discerned.
the smoke from the chimneys being
Visible. David Monson told US thai
from his farm north of town he could
see the Turtle Mountains.
90. Supt. Groom and Prof. Hayward
stated Saturday on their return from
Fargo that the meeting held there by
the state educational association last
week was one of the best ever held
in the state. They we're especially vel
pleased with the addresses of President
Berg, DR.. Robertson and Prof. Squires
The New Years greeting of the Han
nah Moon to its readers the
intention of Editor Boyd to add to the
equipment of his printing Office such
facilities as will give the readers of thai
paper a better Moon, if that is possible
than of yore. The advent of 1907, by
the way, marks the fifth year which has
elcpsed since the paper passed into
Fditor Rovd'S hands