Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-06-28
All the latest things in shirt waists

All the latest things in shirt waists
at Kelly's.
Call at Sherwin's for fresh fruit and
confectionery. Fresh bread daily.
The American Eagle will scream loud
ly at Langdon on the Glorious Fourth.
Father Simpson OF Larimore made q
visit to friends at this end OF the line
Friday OF last week.
Mrs I. NJ. Heating returned Saturday
with her family from an extended visit
with Minneapolis relatives.
Tommy Foshay has started in on a
mercantile career as q clerk in the new
Bee Hive store OF P. P. Kopriva.
T. E. Pierce spent Sunday at Lakota,
where Mrs. Pierce and their young son
Dewey are visiting with the old folks.
| Milton's ball team, known as ReIly's
colts, are billed as one OF the attrac-
tons at Cavalier on the Fourth OF July.
Stone has been hauled to the lots north
OF the r. P. Abbey's for the new residence
OF Mrs. l.. Mahon which is to be build this
summer.
The Richardson & Stecker law office in
the Blakley block are being fitted up
this week by Optcian Void for consul
tation rooms.
Quite number from east of town
drove down to Walhalla Saturday to
attend the Foresters picnic-even if 1T was
1902 in the shader.
H. C. Otteson was an institute visitor
a couple OF days the end OF the week.
He is teaching a summer term at the
Union school near Wang.
Dentist Smith went down the line and
opened his dental office at Milton after
the inststute closed. He is due to return
to Langdon the first OF the month.
ct. Northern Agent Butler is leaving
Osnabrock and the Cycle joins the dear
girls in bidding him a fearful good bye.
My, bu.. the rest of the boys must feel
sOre-nit.
FL. Hodgins' second daughter, Miss
Ollie, took yeaterday's train for st. Paul
where she will visit for some time while
undergoing special treatment for her
spinal trouble.
John L. Schwartz has been out with
Census Enumeration Power several days
this week in the capacity OF interpreter,
through the German settlements north
and west OF town.
Neil McKechnie is planning to put up
new residence this summer on his Sixth
street property, in which case the house
at present occupied by the McKechnie
family will be for rent.
| N. A. Charter had an important an
nouncement to make to his friends Tues
day 1t was handsome boy of the
regulation weight and "PoIy's" friends
all smoke on the new arrival.
A concert by the Anderson sisters, two
young ladies from Chicago who have
Devils Lake Chautauqua this season, is
advertised for tonight at the Donovan
Hall.
President Merrifeld and Prof. Babcock
OF the state university at Grand Forks,
will spend the vacation at their cement
works along the banks OF the Pembna
river, east of Milton.
PresidentP. McHugh and other officers
OF the Driving association have donecon-
siderable hustlng this week in the in
terest OF the Fourth OF July celebration,
which is to he one OF the most patriotic
demonstrations in Langdon's history.
L. G. Richards, some years ago buyer
for the National Elevator at this point.
is now running house for the same con-
Germ at Cavalier. His family still make
their home at Prairie Farm. Wis, for
which place he left last week to spend
the summer, expecting to return to Cava-
lier in time for the fall business.
Tuesday evening the ladies OF st.
Mary's court OF G.. O. F. presented Mrs.
Bellefeur, the courts retiring secretary
with a very pretty gold emblematic
breach as testimonial OF the members
appreciation Of her services. Mrs. Bel
leheur has been compelled to cease active
membership with the Langdon court
since moving to Wales.
The DEMOCRAT has in it's Office fine
stand OF Bronze grass, brought in by
parties returning from Mondays picnic.
1T was taken from field on the farm OF
P. Scully, where there is said to be as fine
a stand OF Bronze grass as has ever been
seen in this county. Onefeature OF this
particular kind of grass is that drouth
| does not effect it in the least.
Yesterday a petition made the
rounds praying for the release from the
county Jail Of Fred Wegley. The ninety
days which Fred and his friends figured
| would be the limit OF his stay with
Sheriff Robertson have heightened into
one hundred and twenty so perhaps
Judge Sauter will grant the petition
and perhaps take action at the same
time on the motion argued in his court
some time since.
r. e. McHugh reached home Friday
from an overland trip to Leeds bringing
along with him over 120 head OF western
horses, which now are on sale by
Mooney & McHugh at their corral in
town The western horses bred within
the last three or four years are much
larger in size and better formed than the
"bronchos'' formerly shipped IN here.
The demand for them by farmers as
work horses has increased proportions
ately.
Frank R. Lennon. living in the south
western part OF the county and a recent