Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-04-26
School opened again Monday.

School opened again Monday.
For all the latest novelties in clothing
60 toKeliy's.
Stallion record books at the DEMOCRAT
office. Price $1.0O each.
Painter Lean is sick abed with bad
attack of rheumatism this week.
G. J. Kelly handles the largest and
most select stock of neckwear. in town.
If your bicycle needs repairing bring it
to w. E. Cooper, bicycle expert, with
Mercer & LAWN.
"The quickness of tho hand deceives
the eye" No need of being deceived.
A. O. Void will fit your eyes with
glasses.
Alderman Sullivan was out Monday
after being laid up for week with
rheumatism. -t..
Contractor Edwards was here from
Park River the first OF the week sizing
up our building boom.
For SALE:-A we'll improved farm,
14O acres under cultivation. For par
ticulars apply at this Office.
When looking for stylish spring hat
don't forget to look at G. j. Kelly's line.
He handles the Gordon Hat.
Langdon's Woman's club meet Tues
day with Mrs. w. B. Dickson. The after
moons topic was "Shakespeare.'
Secretary VIM. Stevenson of the
Implement Co., has been off duty most
of the week nursing dose of lagrippe.
The interior of the city council cham
Der could be greatly improved by the
addition of new wall paper and fresh
paint.
The new caucus law makes 1t compul-
sorry for the clerk of caucus to keep
full record of the voters present and
voting at such caucus.
Mrs. A. I. Kehmstedt returned Tues
day from Morden, Man., much benefited
by the surgical treatment received at
the hospital of that place.
Mrs. Il. E. Burke, who has spent the
winter months visiting relatives and
friends on the Pacific coast returned
home on Tuesdays passenger.
TIL. Holland spent Saturday among
| IL. ok rTc
has formed partnership with E. e.
Sherwin in the fruit and confectionery
business.
Blacksmith Jno. M. O'Connor may be
expected up from Leyden most any
day to say "howdy" to the new boy that
put in an appearance at his home on
Friday of last week.
Joseph Paulson, who is one Of the old
time and we'll liked wheat buyers at
Osnsbrock, welcomed brother from
Sweden last week. lie made the trip OF
some 5000 miles in two weeks.
Jno. S. Gogin was extended cordial
greeting by his Langdon friends Mon
day on his temperance in town. He is
up from Minneapolis to look after the
cropping of his farm near Osnabrock.
If Hannah gets around to organizing
gun club this year it should elect
Banker Mcmillan president, since he
holds the medal for bringing down the
first goose Of the season-and big black
fellow at that.
H. E. Birtch and wife moved out to
their Weber township farm last Friday,
where "Hi'' opens up general store at
Banner post office. Their many Lang
don friends have nothing but we'll wishes
for their new venture.
Co. Surveyor McDougall will crop and
add number of improvements to bis
farm west of Hannah this summer and
incidentally be on the lookout for a
townsite there if the new railroad ex-
tension materializes in the fall.
Lower Third street is having a much
needed improvement made this week.
The grade from the Columbia corner
to the Ct. Northern rlght.of-way is
being rounded up and gravelled under
the direction of Street Commissioner
McDermott.
Finley Mcdonald and Attorney Nor
gard will have good-sized side show OF
their own at the Milton town election on
the 7th. The fight is over the city
justiceship. Finley wants it and Nor
gard is the present incumbent and won't
let 60. There's pretty good picking in 6
justice mill at M1lton-sono wonder they
are willing to scrap over it.
Conventions promise to be Langdon'f
"long suit" this summer. Politics Of
every conceivable hue will make Lang
don their hatchery from now on. There's
legislative, judicial and county tickets
all to be put up after the national dele
gates and state ticket have been set ii