Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-03-29

Have you seen Kelly's new line OF
clothing?
Chlldren's school and fine shoes.
Cheap but good. 81. D. Parsons.
III. j. Harlan is in town, coming over
from Grafton the forepart of the week.
For 40 pounds of best oatmeal for one
dollar go to Mathisen & Speckmanns
Dresden.
Mrs. G.. j. Kelly returned Saturday
from two weeks visit with friends and
relatives in St. Paul.
Frank McHugh returned Monday to
Collegeville, Mimi, to be on hand at the
opening of the spring term.
Mrs. P. Foshay returned on Monday
from a winters visit with her brother,
T. j. Gibson, of Picton, Ont.
Misses Thorson, have this week moved
their millinery parlers to the vacant
rooms over Schulke's Trade Palace.
Miss Lena Wilson, popular lady
teacher in this county, returned last
week from a winters visit at her home
in Iowa.
Ole j. Romfo has been given the ap.
polntment of census enumerator for the
townships of Milton, Montrose, Alma
and East Alma.
Monday evening Miss Helen Sullivan
entertained party of young friends at
the family home, the occasion being her
sixteenth birthday.
John G. Becker, one of the DEMOCRATS
old time readers out Mt. Carmel way.
sends us word of the arrival of young
son on the goth inst.
E.O. Dedrick of the corner hardware
store has grip on the wire business in
town and tells all about it in a new
change of ad this week.
Jno. Scott, state lecturer of the
Masonic order visited the brethren of
the local lodge last Saturday and con-
Quoted school of instruction.
The local talent mixedminstrel per-
Torrance Saturday evening brought out
considerable latent talent that surprised
the critics. The Hi Hi Club is all right.
Mrs. J. G. Cramond went over to
Lakota the first of the week to attend
the wedding of her neice, Miss Myrtle
Cramond The event occurring yester-
day.
Farmers! Are you going to SOW
Bronze Grass seed this year. "Bromus
Iremus," is the botanical name. Don't
purchase until you see what we can do
for you. Parsons.
Laundryman Bannerman has things in
shape at Clarke's steam laundry to
handle any amount of work. The
machinery is now all in place and is the
latest improved III style.
The Milton Implement Co., has pur-
chase d the farm machinery business Of
A. w. Borget & Son, Of Osnabrock, and
the hardware firm of Bidlake & Kinchen
will handle the local bushes for them.
John Maxwell, cattle buyer at Lari-
more and known by Langdon people as
an ex-conductor of the ct. Northern,
spent Friday here. John and his wife
have lately returned from a winters
visit in Ontario.
Hon. John Mcbride was here from
East Alma attending court Thursday in
the interests of township matters His
sister. Mrs. d. Galbraith, arrived last
week from Paisley, Ont, and will spend
the summer at the Mcbride home.
The opening of Easter millinery at
Miss Kate Schneider's establishment on
Friday and Saturday is one of the weeks
events among the ladies' A hobby line
of spring hats aud lovely stock of flowers,
both of which are claimed to be prettier
than ever before seen in Langdon. just
drop in and see for yourself.
The wedding of John A. Mcintyre and
Miss Catherine P. Lindsay occurred
Tuesday afternoon at the Presbyterian
parsonage, the young couple being
united by Rev. Dougan. They start in
housekeeping on the farm of William
Stevenson east Of town, which Mr.. Nc
Intyre has rented for the season.
Lawrence Schoenbechler, has opened
up new blacksmith shop at the Ma
honey old stand, near the City Hall, and
has placed an ad. in this paper asking for
share of the work In his line. For up
wards year Mr.. Schoenbechler was en-
ployed in the shop of Blacksmith Nc
Comb and will be glad to have his old
friends give him a call.
The story has leaked out that about
week ago the postmaster at Hannah
received a package of Christian temper