Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-04-12

| All the latest things in shirt waists
at Kelly's.
Farmers are in the midst of their seed
ing this week.
For the best value in shoes go to
Kelly's.
w. III. Hewitt WAS in town from
Osnabrock yesterday.
When in town don't fail to look at
Kelly's bargain counter.
D. III. Mcmillan, returned Monday
from a weeks business visit to the Twin
Cities.
For good fresh groceries at lowest
market prices go to Kelly's.
LIS. Champine and wife returned Tues
day from visit of several weeks with
Twin City friends.
Miss Lizzie 'Byrnes has commenced a
spring term of school III the Perry
district this week.
CO.. Kelly has the largest and most
up. to-date stock of neckwear in the city.
| Friday the thermometer registered
seventy seven in the shade. A real warm
summer like day, for April 9Th.
Log Cabin maple syrup foc SLY per
gallon at Kelly's.
Mrs. D. Mclean, who has been visiting
with her parents in Harvey Centre, re-
turned home Monday to Hannah.
For SALE:-A we'll improved farm,
lao acres under cultivation. For par
ticulars apply at this office.
Frank Moran took few days vacation
this week and visited with old times ac-
quaintances at Neche and Bathgate.
Rev. S. F. Beer is at Grand Forks
attending the fifteenth annual session of
the Methodist conference OF this state.
When looking for stylish spring hat
don't forget to look at G. j. Kelly's line.
He handles the Gordon Hat.
| Mayor J. McPhail and the new mem
bers of the city council will be installed
at special meeting Tuesday evening.
Arbor Day will be observed on Friday
May 4th. in accordance with procla-
nation issued this week by Governor
| Fancher.
"The quickness of the hand deceives
the eye.' No need of being deceived.
A. o. Void will fit your eyes with
glasses.
A. l. Koehmstedt and wife are visiting
IN Morden, Man, this week, where Mrs.
Koehmstedt is undergoing medical treat
mont at the hospital.
Miss Nettie Honey came up the line
with the Park River contingent last
Friday and stayed over for few days
visit with Mrs. w. Bradley.
Rube Bissell, for some time past head
butcher in Sullivan's meat market leaves
shortly for Grafton TO accept similar
position with G. l.. Prince.
For RENT:-A desirable eight room
residence, condition and loration good.
Rent reasonable. Apply to Fl. 3. Dorval,
Langdon, N. D.
Mrs. Jno. L. Robertson and several of
the y unger members of the family have
been quite sick for week past. Mumps
was the ailment of the little ones.
The Robson boys have decided to put
22x20 addition to their house on lots
south of the Baptist church. the property
will be offered for rent when completed.
Tuesday, the oath INST, is the date on
which the newly organized townships
Of Glenila, Huron and Storlie hold their
first annual town meeting and elect
officers
Mrs. NJ. A Kessler and son, Miles, who
spent the winter with friends in Iowa,
we're arrivals on Tuesdays passenger and
will occupy the family home on Spruce
street this summer.
Hon. G. A. NJ. Spencer, the Grafton
lawyer, was among the prominent visi-
tors in the city Tuesday. Political gossip
connects Attorney Spencer's name with
the wool sack of the Seventh Judicial
District
A. l.. Perry was in town yesterday
from Blanchard, N. D, where he has
charge of one of the Northwestern Co.'S.
elevators. He visits Cartwright, Man.,
before returning, also his farm in the
western part of this county.
Charles w. Plain, of Milton, was one of
the heaviest buyers at the Browndale
stock sale in Minneapolis where cattle sold
on an average of $3.50 per head. Mr.. Plain
bought four head which he will use for
breeding purposes on his stock farm near
Milton
During the past week sixteen cars load
ed with stock, implements and house
b Id goods of number of new settlers
th.t come up from the southern part of
Minnesota to locate IN the southwestern
part of this country have arrived here.
Most of the men have been here before
and filed on claims, principally III Gordon
and Huron townships.
forge Torgeson.s new dwelling house
at Homen was burned to the ground on
Sunday evening; incuring a loss of about
$3.50, the origin of the fire being I'M
k"own. Neighbors from every direction
came to assist and succeeded in saving
nearly all of the household and personal
effects. Much sympathy is expressed for
Mr. Torgeson and his family.
The last issue of the Walhalla Noun
taineer contains the following item: A
stone mason and tombstone man of
Morden, Man., was here a few days last
week and concluded contracts for enough
work TO warrant his removal here. Ifbusi-
ness keeps him busy he expects to start
a yard here for the finishing and fitting
I,f md ,hotop