Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-02-08

AAo VAuIoI lave plouGy Oh money
to loan on first and second mortgages.
Miss Ida Wand, of Milton, and Miss
Maude Haight, of Osnabrock, are in the
city to attend the teachers examination
which is in progress today and to-
morrow.
W.D. Connolly and wife we're Dres-
den visitor in the city Monday to take in
the exercises and entertainment attend
ing the formal opening of Langdon's new
school building.
Joseph Heapy, is at Mount Clemens,
Mich, where he will make a stay Of
probably a month taking the treatment
OF n waters at the springs for his
rheumatic troubles.
The county court of Pembina county
is noted as having recently issued a
license to we'd to Eugene j. Berard of
Bathgate and Miss Louis Charbonneau,
Of Olga, in this county.
Rev. d. Stratford- Scadeng's continu-
ed indisposition during the week oc-
casioned the abandonment of the usual
services on Sunday at the Methodist
church. He has been laid up with a
severe attack of ear trouble.
An item IN the last issue of the
Bottineau Courant tells of the leasing
of the motion picture show at that
place by Clarence Hinck and Roy
Peters, two Langdon boys who recently
left the town to try their fortune out
west.
Robert McAllan from Park River was
in town Monday ashort time between
trains making a call on several old
friends. He was called to Osnabrock
Saturday by the death of his mother,
Mrs. r. P. McAllan, whose funeral o.
Cured Tuesday afternoon.
Pastor Scadeng Of the Methodist
church has so far recovered of his illness
of the past week as to be able to an
nounce that the usual services both
morning and evening will be held on
Sunday of this week and that a hearty
invitation to attend is extended to
the public generally.
The Cavalier County Implem ent Co.,
make their spring announcement for
1912 in a new advertisement this week
and as the company has branch houses
at Hannah, Wales and Iona their trad
ing territory practically covers the entire
west and southwestern parts of the
county and is enjoying a rapidly lncreas-
ing patronage under Manager Pomroy's
supervision.
Langdon hive No 80 of the Lady
Maccabees order gives notice that
all members of the order are specially
requested to be present at an important
meeting which has been called for Mon.
day evening next week, the 18th inst
to be held at the Columbia Hotel
Mrs. Mary Monroe, the commander anc
Mrs. Julia McComb, the record keepe.
call the meeting, which is of especia
Importance to all member of the Lang
don hive.
Wednesday evening of next week S
Valentines night there will be a party
given in honor of the occasion at thu
Oddfellows hall by the Presbyterian
church ladies guild, and to which al
admission of twenty-five cents will b.
charged. The invite is worded thusly
"If thou would'st know the secrets ane
charms of love in leap year, which Sain
Valentine keeps under lock and Ike,
meet the mystic board at the Oddfellows
hall On Wednesday evening, Februar!
fourteenth at Sis O'clock"
Osnabrock has this week been calico
upon to mourn the passing from this
life of the wife of r. P. McAllan, one o.
the best known and most highly res
pected residents. Her death whichsoc
Cured on Saturday. was preceded b!
an illness of several months which belo
out but little hope of the patients
recovery. The funeral held Tuesday
was quite largely attended by the people
of Osnabrock and vicinity. The Nc
Allans have been residents 2of this
co%untysince the s%pring..of lSS2,no wthirty
years ago, their home during the great
or part of that time being at Osnabrock
where their son, Mr.. Dan McAllan, has
for some years been the leading mer
chant.