Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-19

Kelly has all the newest things in
ladies skirts.
When you buy the Gordon hat you
have the best. For sale at G. j. Kelly's.
B. Erickson is doing q land Office and real
estate loan business: Opposition not
withstanding.
B. r. Click and E. A. Farrell were
spectators ut Walhalla's judicial county
convention Monday.
Follow the crowd to G. j. Kelly's and
buy yourself the best shoe for the least
money in the county.
Dan Braun, of the Republican. spent
part ofthe week looking after his Tow ner
county land interests.
The arrival Of little daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. H. McCorkle on Monday even.
ing is reported by DR.. Gibson.
Mrs. Forbes returned Tuesday to
Mimic having visited here some time
with her daughter, Mrs ]. F. Ramage.
Jos. McGauvran Sr., one OF the old
timers, spent q few days in town and
stayed over to take in the convention
Saturday.
A. E. Bestic was here Friday looking
up business for the pioneer stationery
aud legal blank house OF Walker Bros,
OF Fargo.
The funeral of Anton Clodt's six weeks
old baby took place Sunday. The re-
mains being inferred in the Catholic
cemetary.
Mrs. Clara E. Knapp has been added
to the staff at the post office while
Assistant Post Master Gardner was over
at Morden.
John Harvey was over from Fremont
as delegate at Saturdays convention.
accompanied by Mrs Harvey who visited
Langdon friends a day or two.
DR.. Brustad of Park River made his
first visit to Iangdon this week and
besides attending the convention found
time to size up the city with favorable
results.
Miss Sarah McClory came over from
Devils Lake last week and is visiting her
sisters Mesdames Burke and Flumerfelt,
of this city, and Mrs. H. ]. Mathisen OF
Dresden.
For SALE-Two bay geldings coming
three years old, weight about 24OO
pounds, well matched. Apply to NJ. H.
BOSNIAN, opposite the post-office at
Ambro N. D.
LosT-On the Langdon road, between
Langdon and the Martindale farm on
the Manitoba side OF the line, IL brown
shawl. Finder will pleaseleave thesame
at this office.
Deputy Sheriff Allan Mcdonald was
here Tuesday from Milton with an in
sane patient who will be sent to the
state asylum after due examination by
the local insanity board.
Mr.. and Mrs Svoboda and Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Sobolik and their families
arrived Monday from Park River and
are the guests Of T. J. Stables family
during week visit in the city.
Miss Annie Stone, OF Wang. was the
bride and Mr., John Viner, OF Walhalla.
groom in quiet wedding that took
place Tuesday afternoon at the Presby-
terrain parsonage. Rev. Il. Dougan
officiating.
Miss Carrie Mcmillan left Monday for
Hannah and will visit at the home OF
her sister until sufficiently recovered
from her accident Of the 3rd inst, to
resume her duties in the Mcmillan c Co
abstract Office.
Cavalier county delegates to the demo-
cratic state convention boarding yester-
days passenger consisted OF the follow
ing H. d. ALERT, F. w. Mclean, Jno. L.
Robertson, Robt. Work, M. II. Murphy
Jos. Cleary and T. E. Burke.
Messrs ALERT, Mooney, Mclean and
Semple were a party OF democratic
heavy weights that were over at Wal
halIa on Monday in the interest OF
Attorney Cleary's candidacy for the
judgeship and though unable to land
the plum have nothing but warm words
OF praise for their entertainers.
Paul Williams, a former Cavalier
county school teacher and resident of
Beaulieu was among the Pembina county
delegates at Tuesdays convention. Mr..
Williams has held down the office OF
county auditor in the court house over
at Pembina since '9S and looks as If the
change from teaching school is a huge
| success.
For RENT-A farm OF 100 acres in
Loan township the description OF which
is south westA of north westA OF south
westA and south eastA OF north eastA
and north eastA OF south eastA. in Sec
ton 4, town 161, range So. Will rent
for term OF three years. For further
particulars address A. G. Bell, 1919
Hayden Street, Cripple Creek, Colo.