Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-04-19

For all the latest novelties IN clothing
60 toKelly's.
Miss Mary Perius was passenger to
Grand Forks on Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Chisholm, whose illness was
noted last week is much better.
CD. Kelly handles the largest and
most select stock of neckwear.in town.
W. J. Mooney left on Saturdays train
for an Easter visit with Wisconsin friends.
Eddie McNeill is holding down aclerk-
ship with the Mooney bank for the
present.
VIM. Taylor is holding down desk
in Register of Deeds Rylance's. office
this week.
If your bicycle needs repairing bring it
to W. E. Cooper, bicycle expert, with
Mercer & LAWN. ....
Clerk j. P. DUNCAN, of Judge Dorval's
Office visited over Sunday at the family
home near Beaulieu.
For SAhE:-A we'll improved farm,
14O acres under cultivation. For par
ticulars apply at this Office.
When locking for stylish spring hat
don't forget to look at G. J. Kelly's line.
He handles the Gordon Hat.
Halvor Torgersen, the county justice
from Homen was passenger to Grand
Forks on legal business Monday.
"The quickness of tho hand deceives
the eye" No need of being deceived.
A. O. Void will fit your eyes with
glasses.
Allan Pinkerton made trip overland
to Rolla last week on business and while
there visited with his uncle, DR.. Jas.
Pinkerton.
Contractor Loynes' force of car
penters have the Robson residence
south of the Baptist church we'll under
way this week.
Judge Dorval's infant son was still
reported as being dangerously illSunday,
since then 1t is understood the danger
point has been passed.
Henry Bergman, out at Mt. Carmel
considers himself and family thoroughly
up to date since the arrival of a Bon at
his home on Good Friday.
Fred Gull, of Osnabrock, who is with
Troop I, Third U. 8. Cavalry in the
Philippines has just been promoted to
sergeant for meritorious conduct.
Jas. Ross, the we'll known iiveryman
at Wales, had good cause for congratula-
tions the past week over the advent of q
son and heir that arrived on the 9Th inst.
Harry Scott, who has been teaching a
winter term of school in the south-end
of the county, went out to Hope town.
ship Sunday and opens up the Mazda
school this week.
"Col." T. A. Allan, the gentleman from
Kentucky who for short time was en-
gagged in the dental offices Of DR.. Smith,
is reported to have gone from Fargo to
Leadville, Colorado.
Amos Abbott, who for couple of
years has rusticated in the big towns Of
Wales and Hannah is back again to his
first love-behind the counters of the
Langdon Mercantile Co.'S store.
Jas. s. Loynes has bought the Moran
house and will move it to lots on Spruce
street. Mr.. Moran plans putting up a
residence this summer that will be
quite an ornament to his Sixth street
property.
Census Enumeration Joseph Powers
will gather the statistics covering popula-
ton, and valution of town and farm pro-
perty in Langdon city and the townships
of Langdon and Harvey. The law re-
quires that the census be taken between
the LIST and 18th of June.
Milton Elford, who will be remember
ed as having removed from Langdon to
Hagermann. N. Mex, five years ago TO,
the benefit of his health is now one OF
the indispensable members of social and
business circles there. ''Milt" keeps
posted on happenings in the old town
through the DEMOCRAT every week.
The first ball game of the season was
played here Monday afternoon between
Langdon and Milton junior mines. The
boys put up good snappy game of nine
innings, the score being only 7 to II
Langdon winning. The battery of the
visitors Hall and Sanford with Brodericl
and Crawford for the home team. There
is talk of return game being played
at Milton on Decoration Day.
J. O. Cramond bid Langdon friends
good bye Saturday, going from here te
Lakota, where he will spend some time
looking after his farming interests before
joining his family in Minneapolis. Mr.
Cramond has several locations in view
| wheYe he NAV eventually decide t(