Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16
THE OLD HOMESTEAD
Lan9don's Best Restaurant.
Open Day and Night. Meals Served at
All Hours.
CHOP SUEY SERVED DAILY.

Public Administrator Finley Nc
Donald attended to official duties while
in the city Tuesday from Milton. He
promises to head a big delegation OF
Scotch from the south end of the county,
who will be here to attend the Gale
donian celebration on Friday of next
week.
"A box social and dance will be given
Monday night of next week, January
Goth, by the Mt. Carmel court of the
Catholic Order of Foresters, in their hall
at that place. This is one OF the big
annual events at Mt. Carmel and with a
continuation of the present fine weather
may be expected to have the attendance
uf the neighbors for miles around.
Robert Falconer, the waterman, is
prepared to furnish soft water in any
quantity either by the barrel or tank.
Parties can have the water run into
their cisterns when desired. The water
is obtained from the we'll at the Lang
don Light plant, the softest water to be
had In Town and excellently adapted for
washing clothes, etc. Phone orders to
No. 80.
John j. Robson, for some time as
ISOLATED with M. L. Sullivan in buying
and shipping live stock and hogs, has
since the first of the year started in on
his own account. "Jaok" has an &C.
quaintance among stock raising farmers
of this county extending over several
years and holds with all who know him
a reputation as a safe and conservative
man to do business with.
Jos. McGauvran, ST.. who drove to
Olga, on Tuesday with the party from
Langdon attending the funeral of
Antoine Lariviere, ST., was taken sick at
the home of his son-in-law, Peter DUNN
gan of Beaulieu. DR.. Donovan, was
called by telephone to attend the old
gentleman. and on returning last night
stated that Mr.. McGauvran, who is over
eighty years of age, was somewhat
better.
l. Armstrong, the Cargill Elevator
Co.'S, agent at Easily, in writing the
DEMOCRAT this week renewing his SUBJ
scriptlon for another year, mentions two
interesting items which happened there
during the past few days. The birth of
a little baby girl to Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W..
Newton, which event occurred on the
28th ult., and the ARRIVAL of a monstrous
big boy to Landlord and Mrs. Thos.
Heating at the Hotel Dakota on the
third day of the New Year. These two
events made the holiday season one of
great rejoicing to the people of Easily.
Both the new arrivals are reported as
being healthy and hungry and their
mothers up and around again enjoying
life.
Pat McCabe, brought to iangdon
from Milton to await trial in the county
Jail on the charge of blind plugging, was
yesterday taken before the insanity
board and adjudged insane, an order
being made for his removal to the state
Asylum at Jamestown. McCabe has
practically been a county charge since
the time of his arrest last fall, part of
the time intervening being spent in the
hospital at Hannah. Excuses in his
habits for years past have rendered the
man an almost total wreck, both physi.
cally and mentally. Little hope is held
out for his recovery, the patient himself
in his more rational moments expressing
the wish that death may soon end tho
misery, which he has largely brough.
J upon himself.