Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-03-22
All the latest things in shirt waists

All the latest things in shirt waists
at Kelly's.
Chlldren's school and fine shoes.
Cheap but good 81. D. Parsons.
F. E. B. Mercer made business trip
south as far as the Forks on Monday.
Veterinary ]. N. Sheppard was down
to Park River visiting with friends over
Sunday.
Attorney Monnet goes to Fargo to
attend the state bar association on Mon.
day of next week.
Harry Borget is another Osnabrock
boy that is taking medical treatment at
the Grand Forks hospital at the present
time.
Co. r boys are bearing up bravely
under the disappointing news received
last week that there will be no state
encampment this summer.
Miss Jennie Brown, who has been
spending several weeks in the city visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. J. N. Sheppard,
left last Saturday for her home at Park
River.
Coontown specialities, including cake
walks, niger dances and the latest coon
songs will be given between acts at the
Hi Hi Club minstrel show at the Dono-
van Hall Saturday night
Supt. Fox left yesterday for Fargo to
attend a gathering of county superin-
tendents of the state. Tho institute and
summer school question will be discussed
at the meeting.
j. McPhail and john Mahon are back
from their trip to the Hot Springs.
Enthusiastic of the results of the treat
ment and glad to be once more enrolled
among Langdon's tireless hustlers for
trade.
Jeweler Emil Nelson, who years ago
was here with N. e. McGruer and later
opened store of his own in Park River,
has moved up the line to Edinburg.
He's married now and settled down as
steady as clock.
Judge Fisk came up from the Forks
Monday to hold court for Judge Sauter.
The cases for disposition at this time it is
expected will take up the attention of the
court for several days. Public interest is
mainly centred on the three injunctional
cases.
Senator Jas. Doble was in from the
west yesterday to confer with county
authorities with reference to the organi-
cation of town 1924. which it is under
stoad will be petitioned the commits
sioners at their next meeting. The
proposed name of the new township is
Glenla.
Liveryman E. A. McCay and VIM
Coughlin number among the dozen or
more Langdonites that intend crossing
the ocean this summer to attend the
Paris exposition and incidentally spend
several weeks at their old homes in
Ireland.
During the week invitations have been
issued for farewell party that will be
givdn at the McHugh home tomorrow
evening. The event is gotten up in
order 10 give the young friends of Frank
McHugh an opportunity of one more
good time with him before returning to
college.
Walter Zimmerman, formerly with the
Park River steam laundry has been here
since the forepart of last week setting up
the fixtures and machinery in Clarkes
new laundry. He has tendered his
resignation down the line and will
remain here permanently as manager of
Langdon's new steam laundry.
John Howatt has bills out announc.
ing an auction sale of farm stock and
implements to be held at his place, five
miles south of Daniels postoffice, on
Wednesday, March %, the sale begin
ming at o'clock in the afternoon. The
usual time on approved notes will be
allowed on purchases, amounting to $40
and over.
During the present week John r. Nc
Neill sold to Charles Perault, of Olga,
his Two quarter sections of farm land i'll
Loan township, the consideration being
$4,000. Considering the value of land
in that vicinity the price may be con-
sidered quite reasonable. Mr.. McNeill
has lately made up his mind to move
south to warmer climate, which &C
counts for his having closed out his
extensive farm holdings here this spring.