Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-04-20
GU. Kelly visited friends at Milton
the first of the week.
nl Of roonau for farm loans.

.. j. Kelly visited friends at Milton
the first of the week.
pIontn, of money for farm loans.
Cl6Illy FARRELL & BURKE
L. A. Weed came down the line from
Hannah and spent Sunday in the city.
j. B. Boyd was up the line Monday
looking after his business interests at
Hannah,
If that organ needs cleaned or repaired,
Prof. Kirk will do it we'll and at reason
able prices.
r. E. Pierce has rented the jackson
residence on Fifth street and will occupy
same after May 1st.
Mrs. Blakely is Offering special bar
gains in millinery and hats at her store
for the next thirty days.
Merchant NJ. H. Murphy the tall dem
ocrat from Dresden, was pleasant caller
on Langdon friends Friday.
Nels w. Hawkinson, was in the city
Saturday representing the Leslie & Nc
Afee paper house. of Minneapolis.
Mrs. VIM. Campbell and family have
moved into the vacant house on the cor
ner of Fifth and Oak streets this week.
States Attorney Dickson was down the
line Monday Strengthening out legal
ENHANCEMENT in the south-end OF the
county.
Be sure of your money in case of hail
and insure in the St. Paul Fire & Marine
Insurance Co. j. Gerding, agent, Dres-
den, N. Oak.
"Senator" Dan Meehan spent several
days down the line IN the interest of the
North Dakota nursery firm that he is
representing this season.
Miss Alice McCollum arrived on Satur-
day afternoons passenger from Staples,
MINI, and will spend the summer
months teaching school in the Roney
district.
Druggist R. T. Burke is out with a
thoroughly live bike adj in his usual
space this week. This year he is handf-
ing the Crescent, aud that they are beau
ties goes without saying.
Miss Grace Morgan returned home
yesterday from Arvilla, where she has
been visiting a couple of weeks since
leaving the university at Easter.
Dan. Braun, former typo in the
DEMOCRAT office, returned on Monday
from a stay of several months in the
Twin Cities. It is understood he con-
templates trying farming this summer.
The firm of Mahon & Robinson, with
headquarters in this city, have during
the past week purchased lumber yard
over at Towner, N. D., which gives them
three places of business, located in three
of the best town III the state.
! Miss Houston, an attache of the
Childrens Home at Fargo, arrived in
the city yesterday, bringing with her g
four year old little girl that will find q
home in the family of Mrs. Albert Myers
who lives near Town.
April showers are sure to bring forth
May flowers, but not more SO than ls
Jeweler Void in bringing back to keer
correct time watch that is now out Of
repair, but once did. Remember the
place, McGruer's drug store.
Ex.Com's Van Norman and Schoo
Clerk Harvey, two Of the old rellablet
; from Fremont, we're in the city on Mon
day transacting business with our county
officials. Springs work is reported te
have not been started yet down there.
Dan Shelly, returned yesterday fron
Minneapolis, Mimi, to assume charge
of a school in the Perry district for th'
| summer months. Dan is one of th'
: county's most popular young teacher
and puts in all his spare time securing I
l higher education for himself.
Saturday the sad news reached the
city of the sudden death of Miss Maggie
McNeill at the old home in Ontario
< where she had gone to spend the winter
8 The McNeill family number among tn
t most highly respected of the early da!
8 pioneers of the county and the brother
4 and sisters left to mourn have tn
b sincere sympathy of large concourse
friends.
u Last nights heavy fall Of snow amount
ing to at least SIX inches has removes
every trace of the arrival OF spring
a leaving Gentle Annie enshrouded in
g mantle of white, which though very be
T coming looks decidedly chilly. There
n no doubt that heavy fall of damp snoN
It at this time is one of the best possibl
g things that could have happened as
9 will leave the ground in fine condition
d for receiving the crop, much OF whic
Q will be put in the ground the comm
J. week. All previous records go to shoN
that seasons that have opened up in thi
i. manner have yielded the most bountifu