Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-04-19

All the latest things in shirt waista
at Kelly's.
Mrs. F. Broghamer spent Easter Sun
day with Langdon friends.
For good fresh groceries at lowest
market prices go to KellyS.
Attorney Doughty was at Rolla last
week on professional business.
Jeweler Void was o resident on his
homestead near Wales on Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Mclean from Osnabrock
spent Sunday here, the guest of Co. Supt.
Fox and family.
Pickle goods have advanced away up.
We bought before the advance. Want
any pickles. Parsons.
The store of Flumerfelt & Bucklin had
fine assortment of flowers on hand last
week for the Easter trade.
The destruction of the forge Torger-
sons dwelling IN Hope township is
rumored to have been Of incendiary
origin.
Frank Davidson. the Walhalla hotel
man exchanged Easter greetings with
''Billy" Monroe, the new landlord at
the Columbia.
| John R. Mears goes on a prospecting
tour through the Mouse River country
and the prospects are that Milton will
lose worthy citizen.
B. G. Grover, the Grafton liveryman,
and his family have moved out on their
claim in the southwestern portion of the
county for the summer
Mrs. Evans returned Saturday from
her Minnesota trip. Her sister, whose
illness was the occasion of her visit is
reported as gaming in health.
Langdon w. @. I. U. ladies conduct
an open meeting at the Presbyterian
church tonight commencing at eight
o'clock. A very interesting program is
promised.
The Gardner & Co. furniture store ad-
vertise a,removal sale in order to reduce
their stock to the lowest possible limit
prior to moving from their present loca-
ton June LIST.
A. I. Koehmstedt returned Saturday
from his Morden, Man., trip. Mrs.
Koehmstedt will remain over there for at
least another week while receiving med
ical treatment.
A. L. Perry brought his visit to a
close Saturday and left for his home at
Blanchard. He likes his present loca-
ton, but SPILL has hankering for Lang
don and its people.
The early closing movement goes into
effect May 1. During the summer
months the Langdon merchants have
agreed to close their stores at 1880 every
evening, except Saturday.
| Mrs. F. x. Belleheur and family left
this week for Wales where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Belleheur
having established blacksmith shop
at that place some time ago ..
Drayman Evans has resigned his
agency of the Standard Oil Co., this
week and it is understood the company
will fill the vacancy by appointing
Eugene Pennock as his successor.
G. S. Hunter, of the Langdon Mer-
camille Co., intends retiring from active
management of the business for several
months that will be spent IN travel.
His health has been very poor of late
and it is hoped the change may be
beneficial.
George Plain is once more on deck
here looking after the farm machinery in
terests of his brother in this end of the
county. He returned only last week from
a vacation of several weeks spent in
Chicago and with relatives at his old
home, Aurora, I'll.
A special feature of the Easter Sunday
services at the Catholic church was the
rendition by the choir Of Lambelott's
''Hsllelujah Chorus" also a SOLO selec-
ton from the Resurrection" by
Shelley, which was given in charming
style by Mrs. F. S. Smith.
j. Spenst, Jr., was in town Monday
collecting the $3.50 that Langdon people
have subscribed toward the erection Of g
Mennonite church in Moscow township
The building is expected to require an
outlay of at least s., 200 for material, the
work all being done by the members
They have so far raised over 800 anc
hope to start building in couple o.
weeks.
The social and dance of the Mt. Carme
J court of c. O. F., Monday night was {
pronounced success and quite Il repre-
sentative aggregation of the Langdor
} brethren we're there to take in the dance
and enjoy the evenings entertainment
F.. A. McCay, of this city, was called OF