Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-05
Authe latest things in shirt waists

Allthe latest things in shirt waist
at Kelly's.
Call at Sherwin's for fresh fruit aA(
confectionery. Fresh bread daily.
Mrs. Ruth Shaw and daughter o
Chicago are here visiting Mrs. F.S
Smith, her sister.
! Veterinary j. N. Sheppard moved hi
family into their newly completed hom'
on Fourth street last week.
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Bradley made tn,
drive over from Cando to enjoy thu
Fourth with their friends here.
Miss. Marian Frank, niece of Mrs. A
I. Koehmstedt, is here visiting from
Red Lake Falls, MINI. for a few weeks.
W. T. Falls a well known Parl
Rlverite and brother OF Mrs. NJ. Kelly
mingled with the crowd OF visitors
yesterday.
D. r. Milne came up from stokesville
Pembina county last week, where he
has been teaching school since early in
the spring.
Builder Loynes had work started last
week on the foundation of the Prinyer
! block on the corner OF Fourth and
Spruce streets.
The Bee Hive Store opened up for
business Tuesday afternoon and the
prices they are selling goods at are
a revela ton to this locality.
J. Il. Robinson was here several days
of last week and says the crop outlook
has not the hopeless appearance
that is SO general down in the Valley.
The steam "merry-go-round' OF Sam
Fisher leaves today after picking up
good business on the Fourth and will be
one OF the attractions at the Hamilton
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Birmingham little
daughter. Allie celebrated her eighth
birthday Saturday with party OF a
dozen little friends all OF whom thorough
ly enjoyed themselves.
''Several OF my eastern clients for
whom | am making farm loans desire to
buy farm lands in Cavalier Co. Ii you
wish to sell cheap for cash write to me.
j. II. Mccullough, Milton, n. d."
Chief OF Police McDerlnott has his force
OF officers increased during the celebra-
ton by the swearing in as special police
OF Frank F. Ross, II. II. Holland VIM.
Russell Frank Heating and Alex Nc
MILAN.
Misses Belle and Kate Sillers were
passengers Friday from the northern
part of the county bound for the Chau-
tauqua at Devils Lake, where they will
camp until after the Fourth with a
party Of Hannah friends.
Jas, Carey, some time ago employed
as a barber in the shop OF WI. Birming-
ham, came up from the Forks last week
with his wife and will reside for some
time on homestead which he took up
in the western part of the county some
months ago.
Southwestern Cavalier county farmers
apprehend that the Ct Northern ex-
tension, surveyed in the spring will not
be built this year. Nothing official re-
garding the matter has been given out,
but the prospect OF light crops makes
the outlook doubtful.
June Cooley internal revenue inspector
was here from the Forks last Friday
checking over the Langdon cigar factory
to it's new proprietor W. R. Bradley
who took charge Immediately after the
transfer The location is at the stand
formerly occupied by Mr.. Bradley's
tailor shop.
The Cargill Elevator Co., has issued
notice announcing that owing to the
general shortage OF crop all their ele-
vators north OF Litchfeld, Mimi, will not
be opened this season. This affects
seventy elevators but does not
include Langdon. The companyssretains
all the employees.
&c. Cramond's new hotel at Rugby
is to be completed and open to receive
guests on Sept. 1. A Lakota paper
quotes Mr.. Cramond as being highly
pleased with his new location. The
hotel he is putting up will be steam
heated and lighted with gas-every-
thing strictly up to date.
The Ct. Northern has already started
in to turn things Down so as to lessen
the expense. Several crews have
been laid of in the freight department
and trains running are required to come
up to certain tonnage before being