Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-05-03
All the latest things in shirt waists

at Kelly's.
For good fresh groceries at loves
market prices go to Kelly's.
Attorney Doughty transacted lega
business at Park River yesterday.
B. Erickson is doing aland office and rea
estate loan business Opposition not
withstanding.
Misery is supposed to like company
but they do say that Fred Wegley draws
the line on coons.
VIM. Steve son is looking up loca'
ton to build and may decide to buy
lots on Seventh street.
For SALE:-A we'll improved farm
lao acres under cultivation. For par
ticulars apply at this Office.
When looking for stylish spring hat,
don't forget to look at G. ]. Kelly's line.
He handles the Gordon Hat.
w. T. REILLY, landlord of the North
western at Milton exchanged greetings
with Langdon friends yesterday.
Veterinary Sheppard has purchased a
couple of lots on Fourth street and will
build himself home this summer.
Jno. M. O'Connor came up from
Leyden last Sunday to get acquainted
with that ten pound boy at his home.
w. H. Shepard was down from the
Moons city several days the fore part Of
the week and wore that usual pleasant
look.
Mrs. j. d. Milne and children went
north on yesterdays train and will spend
week or so with friends in Hannah and
vicinity.
r. e. Remand, formerly an old Olga
resident has added livery business and
stage line to his hotel interests at
Hamilton.
f. H. Stoltz was visitor in Langdon
yesterday and has gone north with Man.
ager Wentworth to inspect his lumber
interests at Hannah.
Bernard hilbert was appointed post
master at Bac this week to succeed
Wilson McCann, who sent in his resig-
nation some time ago.
T. e. Burke and wife spent part of last
week on their homestead out south,
where Tom is having the sod torn up and
will put in a crop of flax.
Langdon has started relief fund for
the starving, famine stricken people Of
India. Contributions can be left at the
post office with Miss Edna Farrell.
JIM. Rhodes left Tuesday for the state
Of Washington and will locate some
where there. Mrs. Rhodes will join him
later, when he has found the right place.
Jeweler Mccormick is doing active
homestead duty six days in the week
and twice OH Sundays with view to
making proof on his claim in the near
future.
Co. Auditor Work advertises the an
nual noxious weed notice this week.
Better read what the law says about the
destroying of French weed, mustard and
such stuff.
w. J. Mooney is in New York, where
he accompanied his sister, Miss Annie
Mooney, who will spend the summer in
Europe, incidentally taking in the worlds
fair at Cav Paree.
L. e. Pierce, wheat buyer of the Ma
tional has, rented the Parsons cottage
vacated this week by Collector McNish,
who moves out to his Huron township
farm for the summer.
Osnabrock is claimed to have more
wheels than any other town on the map.
In the compilation of the statistics it is
hardly likely that the Cycle was in
although it might have been.
The Flumerfelt cottage is being re-
modelled and everything made to lock
pleasant and attractive since being
moved to it's new location on Fourth
street. Builder Loynes' carpenters have
the job.
The unfinished stone building on Clarke
property, on the north end of Third St.
is to be completed right away and will it
is understood be the new quarters
of the AT Gardner & Co furniture store
after June LIST.
Mrs. M. Kelly and daughters, Nellie
and Gladys, were passengers yesterday
to St. Paul. Mrs. Kelly will consult
specialist there regarding an ear trou bl
from which the youngest of the little
girls has suffered for some time past.
Two weeks from today-Thursday,
May la cooking contest is to be held
in this city. The w. G. T. U. ladies are
getting it up, though where the exhibit
will take phase and what the conditions
Of the contest are, the DEMOCRAT has
not been informed.
A total eclipse of The sun will take
nlaco IN tho 09th of, May-not A pril