Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-09-30
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coming October 9Th. Free consultation.
Now is your chance.
Grapes Grapesl! Grapes!!! Five
hundred baskets Of Grapes at Schulke &
Moores next Saturday. z
Everyone interested in Political Equal
ity should be at Mrs. D. H. McMillan's
next Wednesday afternoon.
Jeweler A. Q Void spent day or two
at the Forks last week selecting his holi-
day stock OF jewelry and silverware.
Mrs. N. L. Sullivan is visiting with
friends at Grand Forks this week and
taking in the sights at the street fair.
+! States Attorney W. B. Dickson and
family expect to move into their new
home in the Dorval addition early next
week.
DR.. T. S. Smith, dentist, makes his
first trip up the new extension this week
and remains at Hanna from October 1st
to 18th.
Just Arrived: A full line OF pattern
Hats-all the latest styles and newest
shade, at Mrs. E. j. Blakely's. Call and
see them.
Mrs. Tinker and daughter ofStratford,
Ont, who have been the guests OF Mrs.
VIM. Taylor at the farm left yesterday
for their home.
A car load OF the latest novelties in
gents furnishing good was unloaded at
McHugh & Kelly's new store in the
brick block Tuesday.
George Barcelo is filing clerical posi-
ton in D. H. McMillan's farm implement
office while Yves. Mahon is busy on the
road hustling fall collections.
r. F. Jackson, Of this city has the
offer of the position OF buyer at the new
house of the Langdon Elevator Co. at
Dresden, but has not as yet decided to
accept.
Jas. Van Kirk came in on Tuesday g
passenger and will spend few days on
his farm south OF the city before resum-
ing his run as mail clerk between Neche
and st. Paul.
DR.. Lawrence Parker. the long-haired
NJ. D. from Roseau, Mimi, who has been
here before, was here Friday making
arrangements for his visit here Saturday
of next week.
Amos Abbott is at Wales looking after
the putting up OF his new drugstore. He
is one OF the business men at that new
town that enjoys the acquaintance OF q
large number OF people all over the west
ern part Of the county.
j. B. Kronebusch, was in the city few
days last week looking after his farming
interests here. Mr.. Kronebusch now re-
sides at Eugene, Ore, but has warm
spot in his heart for North Dakota and
thinks seriously OF returning here to
live.
i The funeral OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Finnerty's infant daughter, that died
Sunday after brief illness was con-
Quoted Monday afternoon by Rev.
Robertson, Increment taking place at
the Rosa Lake cemetery. Many were
present at the burial.
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Williamson OF Stilwell, the marriage
cermony was performed by Rev. S. F.
| Beer of this city which united, the lives
! and future happiness of their son Alden
S. Williamson and Miss A. E. Payne
! The young couple start out III life with
: the heartiest wishes OF host Of friends.
3 Halvor B. Nelson, who lives in Ere
} mont met with serious accident last
week while threshing in the vicinity o
t Elkwood. The tank team having rul
+ away he endeavored to climb the side
OF the tank, but slipped and fell under thu
! wheels, his right leg being badly broker
! in two places. He was taken across to
the hospital at Morden where he is pro
4 crossing favorably.
/ CO. Kelly arrived in the city Saturday
e and has been busy all week unpackine
: and putting in place the big stock o
4 gents furnishing goods thathe purchased
+, during two weeks trip east among
the wholesale houses OF St. Paul, Chicago
| and New York. The popularity OF tn,
? new gents outfitting establishment o
the ne " firm OF McHugh & Kelly, will
require but short time to establish io
, itself wide reputation with such {
e celebrity as Joe Kelly as manager, ant
e the fastidious youths OF Langdon will b,
r "in it" if they only allow such PROBES
e sional filter as Kelly to supply theil
needs.