Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-05-25

be here two days this year.
Mrs. Foahay's entirely new stock of
fashionable millinery must be closed out
at sacrifice before July 4th.
Does your watch keep good time? If
not take it to Jeweler A. O. Void, at N.
E. McGruer's drug store, for repairs.
H. E. Birtch and wife have been
spending few days i'll town going out
to their Towner county farm again yes
terday.
Ladies' Attention! The opportunity to
secure splendid bargains in fashionable
millinery is right now at Mrs. Foshay's
closing out sale.
Furniture Dealer A. T. Gardner is
stocking for the summer trade. He has
recently put in fine line of parlor or
gans that you can't afford to miss seeing.
Fred bennett, the private secretary of
Senator Hansbrough, is expected to re-
turn to his Milton home on summer va
cation some time during the coming
month.
A furniture store is one of the many
new enterprises that Hannah will add to
it's big list this summer. Adams Bros,
the hardware men up there have decided
to make the move.
Judge Sauter and Stenographer Prince
came up on Tuesday and closed up all
the pressing district court business so as
to enable them to return to Grafton on
yesterday afternoons train.
Jno R. Powers returned yesterday
from trip of several days through Grey
township where he has succeeded in
closing deal with the board of super
visors for the immediate purchase of a
New Era road grader.
G.. G.. Kirk and Mrs. I. E. Richardson,
expect visit from their father Mr.. Free
man Kirk, who has been attending the
general Presbyterian assembly at Mime
apolis His home is in Ohio and he is
expected to arrive Saturday.
Ed Cramond came up from Minneapo-
lis yesterday, where he has been since
last fall pursuing medical studies at the
Minnesota state university, and will
spend the summer vacation helping his
father in looking after the wants of the
guests of the Columbia.
The New Era road grader is to roao
and ditch building what the harvester is
to farming; what the locomotive is tc
transportation. If your township has
not got one you are wasting most of your
road taxes. You can buy "New Era
in five annual installments, and it will
cost the quarter section farmer, but {
trife more than one dollar upon each in
stallment. If you have one you are sure
to have good permanent roads anc
bitches; and your road tax will be low
if you have not one you will continue te
have poor roads and bitches and YOU
road tax will remain high.
Some time during Monday night, after
the lights went out, the cash drawer Of
the Columbia hotel was tapped for s15
the theft being confessed to the next
morning by young fellow named Byron
Underwood, who has been employed by
Landlord Cramond the past couple Of
weeks doing odd jobs around the hotel
When given a hearing before Justice
Barcelo he confessed his guilt, stated
that he had lately come here from Red
Wing, Mimi. and intended to spend
the summer with relatives, who accord
ing to his story live in this county. He
gave his age to be nineteen years but
looks to be considerably younger. Ar
investigation of the boys past shows
that he was sent up to serve five year
sentence while in Minnesota on the
charge of the theft of tray of RIGGS
from a jewelry store, having been let Out
on parole after two years of the time hao
been served. The charge preferred
against him in the present case was petty
larceny and jail sentence Of thirty days
given by the court. At it's expiration the
Minnesota authorities that issued his
parole, will look after his career.