Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-02-11


j. j. Souch is putting in spare time
%enliven the interest of Cavalier county
towns in the M. b. A. fraternal order,
which offers a cheap line of life insur-
ance.
The Langdon orchestra has been en-
gagged to furnish the music for the dance
to be given on Washington's birthday
by the Rathbone Sisters order in the K.
of P. Hall.
The Rathbone Sisters are not over
looking Washington's birthday and their
invitation ball at the Knights of Pythias
Hall On that evening promises to be one
of the swell social events of the season
Miss Eva Fleming was in the city last
week from Dresden a few days bidding
good bye to her many friends prior to
leaving Monday for Seattle, where she
intends starting up a millinery and
dressmaking establishment.
Mrs. Geo. Ii. Johnston and family
came down from Wales, Friday for a few
days visit here with the family Of Mr..
and Mrs. q. l.. Johnston. Mr.. John
ston came down from Wales, to join his
family In their stay until Monday.
Miss Pearl Watson substituted as
teacher of the third grade room of the
city schools last week during the tenn
porary ~indisposltion of Miss j. ANGELA
O'Connor, who for a few days was
threatened with a severe attack of ap-
pendicitis.
Episcopal services at the Church of
Our Saviour for Sunday, February 18th,
will be held in the following order:
Morning prayer and sermon at eleven
o'clock. Sunday school at a quarter
past twelve o'clock. Evening prayer
and sermon at half past seven o'clock.
A. e. Stewart was a passenger Mon
day leaving for Maidstone, Sask., having
visited during the winter months here
| and at his old home in Brussels, Ont.
His youngest son was with him, the
other Stewart children have been at
Brussels with relatives since the death
of their mother about two years ago.
N. G. Crockett, left Friday last week
for points ill Texas, expecting to be
away at least six weeks. Mr.. Crockett
invested in oil lands in Texas while on a
trip through tho south some years ago
and will look over the property while
down there, it being.understood that
it has increased considerably in value of
late.
A. Schulke is expected to return to
the city the end of this week from his
stock purchasing trip east, having visit
ed the markets in Chicago and New
York, since leaving Langdon three weeks
ago. The Schulke department store ad-
vertislng space next week will make in
teresting reading to those who are after
new spring goods.
Blacksmith j. @. Mirehouse was re-
elected secretary-treasurer of the North
| Dakota Blacksmiths and Machinists
association at the meeting held at Grand
Forks last week. MIR. Mirehouse has
held the Office since the first organiza-
ton of the association four years ago.
Alex Mcdonald, who also attended the
meeting was named a member of the
executive committee.
For Sale-A newly built 6ve-roon
frame dwelling house; located at Wales;
owner wishes to sell at once; house is in
good condition; a lot 25x150 goes with
this property. Also at Dresden, a pool
room and confectionery store and build.
ing; two story frame; good living rooms
for family over store, Terms to suit
purchaser. These two properties will
be sold separately. Full particulars
upon application H. G. Wilkes, Dresden
N. D. 20.