Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-03-15

All the latest things in shirt waists
at Kelly's.
Thos. Ullyot went west to visit with
Hannah friends Tuesday.
Chlldren's school and fine shoes.
Cheap but good. 81. d. Parsons.
To-night's attraction is the carnival at
the rink-the last of tho season.
Miss Annie OConnor was visitor
among Milton friends several days this
week.
DR.. Jameson was in the city from
Osnabrock on professional business
Friday.
w. G. Loynes came in from his school
near Wang to attend the teachers ex-
animation.
Miss Eva Mahon returned this week
from visit of several weeks with Ink
ster friends
The Bradley residence property on
Spruce street was bought this week by
the Misses Prlnyer.
Miss Edna Farrell, one of the staff OF
clerks at the post-office, is off duty this
week with the lagrippe.
David Harding buried four month
old baby girl last Friday. The child
had died the day previous after an illness
| of but short duration.
Manager Stevenson of the Implement
Co., has rented the Pinkerton residence
for the summer and will move his family
into town next week.
For SALE-At bargain, a good farm
team in good condition. For price and
further particulars inquire at the Office
of Liebler & Finerty, Langdon, N. Oak.
Two more cases of mnmps are report
ed this week. One of w. A. Ferguson's
little girls is down with the ailment, also
young son of S. T. Scott of the Repub-
lican.
Fred Borusky, one of the we'll known
early day teachers of this county now
engaged in the store business at Wang
post office, was on hand at the spring
examination held last week.
Auctioneer p McHugh reports that
the credit sale at John McNeil's farm on
Monday brought top notch prices for
everything offered. There was big
crowd and bargains enough to 60 round.
J. McPhsil returned today from his
business and pleasure trip to the Twin
Cities, Chicago and the Hot Springs of
Arkansas, where he reports an abundance
of the beautiful and only stiff breeze
necessary to make it interesting.
Among the boys around town who
have joined the "clean face brigade
shaved off their moustaches-this week
are A. T. LeVescont, Eugene Chase and
John L. Schwartz Whether or not
they have improved their personal ap-
pearance by the operation is question.
Anyway, it was surprise to their friends.
Friday afternoon the wedding of Mr.
Edward A. Johnston, from Grafton and
Miss Mary F. Smith, of this city was
performed at the Presbyterian parsonage
by Rev. Dougan. The groom is a
bro her of Frank Johnston, and first
met the lady he made his wife last Fri.
day, when here short time ago attend
ing the funeral of Mrs. F. Johnston.
William Finerty we'll known young
farmer of Langdon and vicinity died last
Sunday at Rolla after an illness of
scarcely two weeks. He was stricken
with typhoid fever while travelling
through Rollette county selling DR..
Koch's remedies, which he has handled
in the western part of the state for over
II year. His brother Thos. Finerty,
received word of his illness last week
and was with him when he died.
A. G. Kirby, for two years past as
ISOLATED with the Langdon roller mills in
the capacity of head miller, took Mon
days train for Hannah, having accepted
Il similar position in the new Touring
mill of Messrs. Bulloch & Balfour ct that
place. Quite a delegation of bourders
from the Ct. Northern Hotel we've at
the depot to give him ''send off," such
as he deserved. The people of Langdon
generally regret Mr.. Kirby's departure.
A. L. Bradley and family departed On
Tuesdays train for Cando, where they
intend raaking their future home. Mr..
Bradley goes to fill responsible posi-
ton with large farm implement con