Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-04-13

] Every bike rider should read Dedficka
new ad this week
Il you wish to buy farm or dwelling
house see Farrell & Burke.
See the bargains in novelties and hats
that are being offered at Mrs. Blakely's.
T. H. Holland is moving into the
Sherwin house, lately occupy by Editor
Llndstrom.
Silas T. Haight spent Sunday in the
city the guest of his daughter, Mrs. H.
B. Doughty.
Hon. John Flack was up from Milton
shaking hands with Langdonite acquaint-
ances Monday.
Teacher Chas Crawford spent the
holiday holding down his homestead in
the Dobio Settlement.
Mrs. Blakely is Offering special bar.
gains in millinery and hats at her store
for the next thirty days.
Vaccination is popular in the city since
the circulation of the report that small
pox was prevalent in the city.
Jas. Murphy has gone to Chippewa
Falls, Wis, leaving Saturday and expects
to be gone most of the summer.
Joe Little has moved his restaurant up
town and is now located in the Derosche
building, south of Mcdonald harness
store
Attorney j. G. Monnet is now prepared
to make farm loans at reasonable rates
with interest and principal payable
here in Langdon.
The county w. O. T. q. organization
have selected Langdon as the place for
holding their annual convention, which
takes place in May.
Mrs. G. w. Holmes was the successful
contestant in the matrons medal contest
held at the Harvey Center M. E. church
last Thursday evening. ....
Formalin is the best thing on earth to
clean your seed grain of smut. FL. D.
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new change of ad this week.
Thursday evening of last week "Dad''
Reid brought down big grey goose from
flock that passed over the city headed
for the slongh-the first of the season.
Attorney Mclean and wife are again
domiciled at the Columbia for few days
until the improved condition of the roads
will allow of their returning to the farm.
Druggist r. T. Burke's new ad calls
special attention to the complete line of
wall paper he carries. Their trade in
this department. was big last spring
and should be still larger this.
Jos. Waite went down to TIM Forks on
Tuesdays train, returning the following
day accompanied by his son who has
been treated ct the hospital there for IN
jures received in an accident some weeks
ago.
Chas. w. Plain, of'Mllton, received a
telegram last Sunday announcing the un-
expected death of his father, aged 7a
years, at the old home, Aurora, Ill. Mr.
Plain left on Mondays train to attend
the funeral.
April showers are sure to bring forth
May flowers, but not more SO than lie
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.
The county commissioners at their last
meeting granted the use of the court
honse gratis for the holding of public
meetings and gatherings of a charitable
religious or educational character. AL
others will be charged $15 per night.
Allan Kinney, one of Hope township's
best known young farmers died on Fri
day of last week OF typhoid fever afte
an illness lasting about three weeks
The funeral was held Monday at Elkwoot
A more extended notice Of this sad even
will be given next week.
The report of tho First National bank
published in this issue, shows deposits
of $52,0O7 and nearly $4,000 cash ol
hand. There are no overdrafts or bill
rediscounted-both points OF conservative
management-in fact the statement is on
that will bear the closest scrutiny.
Geo. L. Rose, the popular young tin
smith with Plummer Il McNiven, hat
purchased the Thos. Falconer farm soutl
of town. This together with his home
stead, in that vicinity, gives him fine
half section of land, considerable q
which is already under cultivation.
!; It is now Landlord Kelland, of tn
Palace Hotel. Jerry took hold yester
day morning, while Mr.. Waterford th
retiring proprietor moves out to his farm
near Olga where he will put in whop
per of crop before opening up his ney
nostelry at Osnabrock this summer
The people of Langdon are glad to vel
come Mr.. and Mrs. Kelland's return t