Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-05-11
Gents, drop in at Abbey's and see the
new styles of spring hats.

new styles OF spring hats.
Abbey has just received a now stock
of shoes which he ievites you to inspect.
Insure your crop in the ST. Paul Fire
& Marine Insurance Co., j. Gerding
agent, Dresden, N. Oak.
A young son was welcomed by Rev,
and Mrs. S. F. Beer at the M. e. par
sonage last Saturday forenoon.
WANrED:-One hundred horsemen to
buy driving gloves at Abbey's, Largest
and best stock in Langdon. All grades
from 25 cents up.
The guild social circle will meet to-
morrow, Friday. afternoon at the home
of Mrs F. j. Hodgins. Everyone is cor
daily invited to be present.
A. S. Elford, the state agent of the
New York Life, is here from Grand
Forks, a few days this week stirring up
new interest among policy holders.
Joseph and Herman Wengeler, brothers
of Mrs. B. Thinner, of Osnabrock, ar
rived last week with their families from
Minnesota, and will locate on claims in
the newly organized township of Weber.
April showers are sure to bring forth
May flowers, but not more so than is
Jeweler Void in bringing back to keep
correct time watch that is now out of
repair, but once did. Remember the
place, McGruer's drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Balfour, of Osna-
brock, have the sympathy of their many
Langdon friends, on the occasion
of the sudden death Of their five weeks
old baby girl The funeral, which was
held last Tuesday afternoon was quite
largely attended.
Robert Griffith, Of Osnabrock, pur-
chased this week a thoroughbred City,
desdale stallion, General Lee" No. 1863.
The horse is a fine bay, quite young and
shows all tho points of fine breeding 1t
was purchased by Mr.. Griffith from n
P. Clark of st. Cloud, MINI.
800 dog. Eggs eranted at ,SchuMcs
Alderman Orion returned on Monday
from business trip to Minneapolis,
where he reports having met T. H..
Noodle, who SO ably steered the Repupli-
can through lastfall's political campaign.
Tom is now on the reportorial staff of the
Minneapolis Times. where it is hoped
that his latent ability as a hustler for
news will be given lots of room to expand
Fleming May, deputy in the office of
Co. Treasurer McGauvran is now
the owner of fine residence lots on Divl-
sion street, which he purchased this week
of the Townsitess company. "Flem" has
already started planting trees along the
front and had a garden plowed, what the
next thing Oh the program is likely to be
is not as yet for publication.
Readers of the DEMOCRAT who sub
scription date on their paper does not
read "Jan'y Co.," have still until June 9Th
to avail themselves of the opportunity
to be a great gamer from our offer to
both new and old subscribers. Be GER
tain that you do not miss the last chance.
Call at once and obtain full particulars.
Also see advertisement in another column
Two popular Langdon young people,
Mr.. Charles Lawson and Miss Sadie
Edwortny, we're married at the BRIDES
home near Hannah last evening and the
event was witnessed by quite a large
number of their friends from this city
who went up on the freight to attend the
ceremony and fulfill their promise "to
dance at the wedding. The young
couple will at once start in housekeeping
on Mr.. Lawson's farm in Grey township.
For several years past both have num-
bered among the best known young
people in the city and the event of last
evening is one of general congratulations
on all sides.
Deputy Revenue Inspector P. Hen
messy, of Grand Forks, and an officer
from the revenue department at WASH
ington, spent Monday and Tuesday in
the city looking after the interests of
Of Uncle Sam and seeing that the use of
revenue stamps as required by the war
stamp tax was beng properly observed
by the local patrons of the cigar trade
and the makers of legal documents.
The officials visited the various banks,
real estate and county Offices in their
rounds of inspection, as well as all dealers
IN cigars. They found no infringements
of the law, but we're able to give out
much information that will be future use
TO all that have occasion to use revenue
stamps III the transaction of their
business.
On Tuesday evening G.. L. Corey, a
we'll known Grey township farmer, was
brought into the city to answer to the
charge of malicious mischief, OH the COM