Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-03-09
Buy you bread at Parsons.

Buy you bread at Parsons.
Falls & Bradley's new tailoring sign
is strictly all right.
NJ. H Murphy was q Dresden visitor
in the city yesterday.
If you wish to buy farm or dwelling
house see Farrell & Burke.
I. Torgerson and wife returned Satur-
day from their Minnesota trip.
Other flours satlstying-"Our Voucher
-four pleasing. That's the difference.
Try a sack of Our Voucher flour, sold
by all leading merchants in Cavalier
county.
Rev. Dougan goes to Beaulieu on
Sunday to conduct services for Elder
Stevenson.
A MASQUERADE carnival will make the
ice rink the greenest spot in Hannah on
st. Patrick's day.
Mrs. L. E. Pierce, who has been visit
ing week with Larimore friends re-
turned home Saturday.
Tracy R. Bangs, one of the leading
attorneys from Grand Forks, made the
city brief visit yesterday.
Tbos. Dunford reports his family hav-
ing all been quite ill with the grippe,
but now recovering somewhat.
A young son that arrived at Co. Sup.
Fox's home Saturday evening is among
the latest new arrivals in Langdon,
The many friends of Mrs. W. F. Cush-
ing will be pleased to learn that she is
rapidly improving from her late illness.
Hannah's new "vet," DR.. Stevenson, a
late arrival from Manitoba, is an honor
graduate of the Ontario Veterinary college
E. @. Cooper one of the big republican
state leaders and a prominet K. of P.
spent day with Langdon friends last
week.
Frank Delling, of Milton, is the only
Cavalier county juryman doug duty at
the term of U. s. court in session at
Bismarck this week.
| Mrs M. Kelly was among thu return
ing excursionists on Fridays train from
Rarriston, Ont. where she enjoyed two
months visit with her folks.
Col. Fl E. Burritt will hustle the as
SCISSOR business of Harvey again this
spring, having been elected for the
'steenth time without opposition.
Arlher G. Nickles, went over to Lakota
last week to assist in conducting the
services of the M. E. church during the
illness of the pastor Rev. E. P. LaCell
| A son was born on Saturday evening
last to Mrs. p. O'Malley, who has been
the guest for some weeks past of her
sister, Mrs, j. j. Mahoney. DR.. Gibson
was the attending physician.
| Blue vitriol and formalln is a sure cure
for diseased grain, but for a watch that
will not keep good time nothing is so ef-
fective as a thorough overhauling by A.
o. Void the jeweler at McGruers store.
| A Caledonian society was established
at Bismarck last week with Finley Nc
Donald as first chieftain. Senator Laid
law, Representative Mclean and Allan
Pinkerton were also among the members
enrolled.
A meeting of the farmers and others
interested in the erection of a cheese
factory will be held at the City Hall in
Langdon on Saturday afternoon, March
18th at 2 o'clock. Everybody interested
should be sure to attend.
For SA1E-Two quarter sections or
more of fine improved farm land, situat-
ed four aud one-half miles west of Olga.
Good substantial we'll painted building.
For particulars apply to John T. Nc
Neill, Osnabrock, N. Oak. At
D. w. Hines passed through from Han
nah on yesterdays train with his father
in law, A. Adams, who goes to Chicago
to receive surgical treatment for his arm
which was badly mutilated in thresh-
ing machine accident last fall.
M. Lehnen, who opens a farm machi-
merry business at Dresden this spring
was in town Tuesday to meet his family
who arrived from Adrian, MINI. They
will make their home in the Schwartz
house, which Mr.. Lehnen purchased
last week.
J. McPhail and family arrived home
Monday from the Twin Cities, where
"Mac" closed deal for the shipping o.
his spring line of farm machinery which
will be the largest and best handled by
him in the ten years he has been in The
here business.
/ Township politicians in Fremont
avoided strife by the withdrawal of tn,
two old party tickets headed by W. N
,, Wright and Henry Porter. Wheathe