Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-06-01

Ole Gjevre was among the south end
notables in the city Saturday from
Milton.
Hankey's hotel office has been rear
ranged and the store fixtures moved
back to the rear.
If your watch needs repairing take it
to A. o. Void, the ieweler at N. E., Nc
Gruer's drug store.
Mrs. j. D. McGruer left yesterday for
visit of several weeks with relatives and
friends in Montana.
When in need of something that fits
we'll, is stylish and will wear we'll go to
w. L. Bradliy the tailor.
The new flag at the ALERT & Winter
block was unfurled to the breeze for the
first time on Tuesday.
Dave Milne is up from his Fremont
school this week and goss out west to
spend few days on his farm.
F. H. Stoltz stayed over day or two
last week inspecting the condition of the
lumber business at his yard here.
Phil Bruseau was on the streets of
Langdon on Monday. His hotel bust
ness at Olga is enjoying good run.
E. A. McCay has started work this
week on an extensive addition to his
residence property on Fourth street.
There is nothing more attractive along
Third street than the new gilt plate glass
sign on the windows of the Mooney
State Bank.
If your bicycle needs repairing take it
to LeVesconts shop. He has the best
line of extras and repairs in the city.
Charges moderate.
Mrs. Hooey was passenger to Park
River on Tuesday, where she was called
to the bedside of her daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Syres, who is very ill.
Mrs. Cora Ross. Clarke is expected
home from her Minneapolis visit this
week if her health is sufficiently recover
ed to permit of her making the trip.
Will Ireland, one of the popular young
teachers in the eastern part of the county
was here last week attending the exam
nation and trying for second grade
certificate.
| Fred King. who has accepted a clerk
| ship with one of the Park River stores
was here over Sunday to visit his family,
who are staying with the Griersons for a
few weeks.
J. B. Boyd's car of seed flax arrived on
Tuesday nights freight after being de-
layed ON the road for over a week.
There were plenty OF customers on hand
waiting for it.
| Jno. r. Power now drives handsome
team of threeyear olds to keep up with
the increasing business that he is doing
for the New Era road grader company
all through the county.
| W. A. Monroe brought home a speci-
men OF the mineral which is being taken
| from the Mortified Babcock mines near
Milton and is attracting great deal of
attention throughout the state.
Why buy bread that is shipped in from
Dresden, Grand Forks, Chicago or some
other old town, when you can get fresh
bread daily at the Home Bakery, Joseph
Little, proprietor.
Robt McGrath and wife spent few
days in the city this week, coming down
on Saturdays train and remaining over
to attend the funeral of Mrs. McGrath's
brother, Horace McGauvran.
E. Rorapaugh and Jos. Scanlan are
here today giving the local circulation of
the Grand Forks Herald healthy sized
boost. The Herald is quite a metropoli-
tan paper and the boys are hustlers IN
their line.
Baptist services next Sunday at Rosa
Lake at II a. M, at the Rooney school
house at p. M, and in this city in the
evening at 8 o'clock The subject OF the
evening discourse will be, Goods DEGREES
and mans free will.'
H. D. ALERT visited Northwood, N. D.
last week in his official capacity as a
grand lodge representative Of the
Knights of Pythias order, with view to
the organizing of lodge there. He re-
turned home Friday and reports that no
difficulty was found ia securing enough
signers to warrant theissuing of charter
In another colum this week is publish
ed notice announcing the dissolution of
the firm of Falls & Bradley. Their
tailoring business will hereafter be car
ried on by Mr.. Bradley, who has bought
out the interest of his partner. He has
bad years of experience in all branches
of the business and we can assure the