Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-06-23

ed at Langdon on grand scale.
Buy your lumber and hardware of 81.
j. Haskamp, Dresden, N. D. Full stock
always on hand.
The Northwestern elevator, one of the
Oldest at this point, is being resided and
painted this week.
Hon. Ole T. Axvig was among the
number of Milton visitors here on Mon
day to attend court.
G. 8. Hunter is entertaining brother
in-law who is here from South Dakota to
look over the country.
E. Schumann is here helping the Lang
don Implement Co., push the sales of
the Plano harvesting machinery.
The Mt Carmel picnic last Wednesday
drew out large crowd; especially from
Langdon, and a very pleasant time was
had.
"There was feeling of GOODNESS came
between Them. It was dish Of ice
cream made in one of those freezers sold
by E. G. Dedrick.
Hon.John Butterwick, tho we'll known
populist and patriot from Montrose,
gathered with other middle of-the-road
leaders here Saturday.
Services at the Catholic church in this
city next Sunday at the usual hour. No
services were held last Sunday owing to
the illness Of Rev. Pouliot.
Alderman Sullivan is another Lanrdol
old timer who will build . fine home in
the old park this summer. The plans as
laid out are quite elaborate.
The w. @. T. U. county convention at
Milton two days next week will be large
ly attended by Langdon ladies. The state
organizer Miss Elizabeth Preston will be
there.
A full line Of plaster of Paris, Bakers
wall plaster, Portland and Milwaukee
cement, Kelley island lime and Adament
for sale by H. J. Haskamp, Dresden, N.
Dakota. .....
Ed. Copeland, brother of Mrs. Chas.
Chisholm, is here for short visit and to
renew old acquaintance here and at
Beaulieu. He Is now a resident of W IN
nipeg, Man.
A section of bran new sidewalk was
placed in front Of Schulke & Moore and
j. @. Stables places of business on Main
street Monday, making quite noticeable
improvement.
{. W. F. Winter and wife left Thursday
for weeks absence at Fargo and the
Twin Cities. At Fargo Mr.. Winter
attends convocation of the Masonic
grand lodge.
P. McHugh, president of the Langdon
Driving and Agricultural Association
had to superintend the Fourth of July
arrangements from his sick bed, but is
now out again.
N. @. Mcdonald rode through town
on his bicycle Friday from Grand Forks
to. his home at Hannah. He wrote at
the final exams at the state univercity
while down there.
Have you seen our carpet exhibitor,
showing the finest line of carpets in the
city? II not come in aud see it. We are
selling carpets at the lowest city prices.
A. F. Gardner & 90.
Frank E. B. Mercer aud wife left on
Tuesdays train for Devils Lake in
response to dispatch bringing the sad
news of the death of one of her sisters
family. The funeral occurred yesterday.
The delegates from the Presbyterian
Sunday school of this city to four-day
state convention to be held at Grand
Forks from June 10Th to July 4th, will
be Mrs. VIM. Mcknight and Mr.. VIM.
Stevenson.
Johnny Furber. who holds down a
chair in Weiland's barber shop, will asso-
ciate himself with agricultural life this
summer by holding down claim nearly
twenty-fv miles southwest of here,
somewhere near Cando.
The cooking exhibit Of the Majestic
steel ranges at Plummer & McNiven'e
hardware store this week is leading
attraction aud the tables where visitors
sample hot biscuits and coffee cooked
while they wait, are we'll filed every
afternoon.
Judge Dorvars improvements to hiE
residence on the hill west of town gives
that end of Langdon quite tony appear
ance. Jim Hill footed the bill by paying
the Judge handsome figure for right-o
way privilege to extend the ct. N
through his land.
The Woman's Club of this city me
Tuesday afternoon at the usual hour il
the Columbia parlors where an interest
ing hour was spent discussing curren
topics, history and spelling. A paper Of
"The Ideal Hostess" was read and dis
cussed at length by the members,