Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-08-02

Good goods at small prices is what
you find at Tho Bee Hive Store.
Call at Sherwin's for fresh fruit and
confectionery. Fresh bread daily.
When you buy the Gordon hat you
have the best. For sale at c. j. Kelly's.
Jas. Walker left Tuesday for a visit
with his relatives in Ontario for d few
weeks.
Hon. Jno. e. McConnachie was here
from Elkwood on Monday for d visit
With friends.
DR.. Gibson was up the line as far as
Dresden between trains Monday on
professional visit.
Attorney Fahey came up from Osna-
brock on legal business and stayed over
to take in the ball game.
+. Broghamer, cashier OF the ct.
Western bank OF Osnabrock, spent part
OF Monday i'll the city on business.
A. Schulke sold old country tickets to
Henry Kirby and Jas. Field, who left
Tuesday to visit relatives in England.
JOS. Power is holding down Deputy
Mays desk in the treasurer's Office while
the latter is farming out west this week.
Alex Pollock, until lately with the Re-
publican, is one OF the town boys who
will enjoy fall vacation in the harvest
| field.
Mrs. j. Il. Boyd who has spent the
greater part OF the summer visiting in
Michigan is expected home about the
| 18th inst.
w. ]. Anderson was Grand Forks
attorney in the city Friday OF last week
transacting business before the local
land Office.
Gustav Brecke came up from Milton
Saturday and spent few hours in the
city transacting business and greeting
old friends.
Mrs. Ellen Shelley. of Darwin, Mimi,
arrived yesterday and will visit with her
sons VIM. and Dan Shelly on their farm
south of town.
JAS. Field and Henry Kirby started
| Tuesday for visit to their formerhomes
in Old England, expecting to return in
about three months.
Judge Dorval took trip over to the
Turtle Mountains this week and visited
IL day or two with the iamily who are
rearing his infant sou.
| The Grafton school marm's Misses
Tceter, Hayes and Roberts made proof
on their Billings homesteads last Friday
before Clerk Of Court Truax.
Landlord Il. d. Hankey is having the
siding removed from the front Of his
hotel and will replace the same with
sheet iron one of handsome design.
VIM. Craig, superintendent OF the
| Northwestern line OF elevators made q
business trip over the line yesterday in
terviewing local agents as to crop con-
| ditons.
| Will Mercer is holding down the deputy
ship at the post office this week helping
Assistant Postmaster Gardner. while
| Miss Edna Farrell takes her summer
vacation.
Saturday from their wedding trip, in
are keeping house on the Crawford farm
south OF town.
Miss Marie Aslakson. for u long time
assistant cashier in the Milton State
Bank. has removed to Larimore and
accepted position in the office OF a
milling company.
Plumner & McNiven are putting the
iron on the new Prinyer building this
week and some idea can now be formed
OF the elegant appearance the structure
will have when completed.
Machinery dealers say that the sale OF
harvesting and threshing outfits is the
lightest experienced in many years. The
demand in the line OF plows, wagons and
light vehicles however, has evened things
up some.
Say! you people who think you must
put your money into an envelope and
send off for your goods in order to buy
right, have you been in The Bee Hive
Store? You are the very people they are
catering to.
| NJ Rabinoivitz was in the city Sat-
urday from Wales, where he is putting
up new store building which he expects
to open for business Sept LIST. He will
move to Wales from Stilwell about the
Goth but doesn't expect to have his
store opened until Sept. LIST.
Messrs Clarke and Doyle, college stu
dents from st. Paul, who are putting in
their summer vacation doing the
heavy work for Cavaliers crack ball
team, came over with the kid nine Tues
day. In the game played that after
noon Mr.. Doyle acted as umpire. While
in the city this week they are the guests
OF Rev. Dougherty.
Thos. Larter this week received aletrer
from the asylum at jamestown stating
that the temporary arrangement OF
mind from which Mrs. Larteri is suffering
shows signs of steady improvement.
With the treatment she is receiving there,
together with the rest and quiet the in
stitutiou affords it is hoped she WILSON
be able to return home.
In letter written to friends here in
Langdon w. H. Conn, who has made
California his home since leaving here
three years ago announces his intention
of coming back this fall and will go into
the hotel business again as soon as he
can find a location. Both Hannah and
Walhalla are mentioned by Mr.. Conn az
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