Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-04-12
School closes next week for the Easter

School closes next week for the Easter
holidays.
Chlldren's school and fine shoes
Cheap but good. 81. D. Parsons.
Abstracter Barcelo was over at Pembina
transacting business several days this
week.
For all the latest novelties in clothing
go toKeliy's.
Evangelist Atwood is holding series
of revival services at the Baptist church
this week.
Miss. Eliza O'Reilly this week com.
mences teaching the McGauvran school
in Loan township.
Enthusiastic tennis players opened the
season this week on the clubs grounds
west of the court house.
G. j. Kelly handles the largest and
most select stock of neckwear in town.
The board of county commissioners
have decided to put in steam heating
plant at the court house.
l. Miss Carrie Mcmillan returned last
Friday from weeks vacation spent with
her parents at Miami, Man.
Pickle goods have advanced away up
We bought before the advance. Want
any pickles. Parsons.
Owners of stations should see the
DEMOCRAT before ordering horse bills
for this season. Route books $1.OO
M. l. Sullivan was able to report that
he had fifty acres of wheat sown on his
farm south of town last Saturday night
President j. J. Mahoney made trip
up the line Monday to hustle business
for the Implement Company at Hannah
Alvah P. Webster came up from Min
neapolis last week to see after the crop
ing of his farm lands here and in Pembina
county
When the Ct. Northern gets to work
on the Aneta extension there will be new
towns galore in the southwestern part of
Cavalier county.
FARM For RENT:-'rhree miles south
west Of Langdon, also one team of work
horses for sale. Apply to Reiber the
Painter.
Presbyterians change the hour of their
Sunday evening service from half past
sever to eight o'clock for summer
months this week.
- A ten pound daughter was welcomed
Monday by Mr.. and Mrs Elliott, who
reside on Second street. DIR. Gibson was
the attending physician.
Carpenters Bleakly & Voll opened up
the seasons work last week by building
a large barn for James DeBerg, on the
west side of town.
The kindergarten re-opens next Mon
day. The consent of the school board
has been obtained to use one of the va
cant rooms in the new school building.
Mr. and Mrs. FIR. May returned Sat-
urday from their bridal tour, having WIS.,
tied with relatives and friends in Mn
neapolis Chicago and other eastern cities.
A number of farmers of Langdon and
vicinity will SOW the Russian gram .Speltz
this year quite extensively, it having
proven to be a valuable stock feeder
The DEAocKAr has full line of new
horse cats and Can get out attractive
stallion bills on short notice. Call and
see samples and get prices before order
ing elsewh ere.
'Sandy" Thorn, the Elkwood stage
driver, reports seeding operations in pro-
gress last Friday on the farms of Joseph
Radford and Will Gibson, few miles
north or town.
Farmers! Are you going to SOW
Bronze Grass seed this year. sBromus
Iremus," is the botanical name. Don't
purchase until you see what we can do
for you. Parsons.
E. E. Sherwin has rented one of the
vacant store buildings in the Campbell
block and is moving his Office fixtures
and confectionery business out of the
post Office annex this week.
The county dads this spring appro-
priated somewhere about 81, 800 from the
road and bridge fund for improvement
of township roads. An equal amount
being expended for the purpose by the
townships as we'll.
The front door of the post-office has
been designated as the place for selling
chattel mortgage property in Langdon,
instead of the front door of the First Ma
tiona Bank, as formerly. The change was
made by the county commissioners
Manager Otto Babcock, of the Portland
cement works on the Tongue river, near
Milton was in the city Tuesday. Work
starts up at their plant May 1et, and it
has been decided to build spur track of
the Ct. Northern from Milton to the
cement works.
David Gullacher and family have all
thoroughly recovered from their visitation
of small pox, which has caused their home
in Loan township to be quarantined for
several weeks past. "Dave" put in an
appearance in town Saturday. the board
of health having raised the quarantine
the previous day.
The postage stamps books soon to be
issued by the government will be a great
convenience to the public. They will be
made in three slzes-holdinP -, "a, and
48 two cent stamps. Parafne paper will
separate the layers of stamps, thereby
preventing the sticking together of the
stamps These books will be sold in the
Langdon, post Office after May first.
The Mt. Carmel court of the Catholic
order of Foresters have everything plan
| ned TO make their box social and dance