Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-04-26

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at Kelly's.
For good fresh groceries at lowest
market prices go to Kelly's.
j. B. Boyd made trip to Hannah on
Monday looking after his personal in
terests.
Mvs. Jas. Week left Monday for q
visit of several weeks with relatives in
Wisconsin.
B. Erickson is doing aland Office and real
estate loan business Opposition not
withstanding.
Mrs. J. B. Boyd left on Tuesday for q
visit of several weeks with friends and
relatives in Wisconsin.
Pickle goods have advanced away up.
We bought before the advance. Want
any pickles. Parsons.
Peter Zettel, the Mt. Carmel post
master and merchant, numbered among
Langdon's visitors Saturday.
H. D. ALERT spent several days this
week looking after realty interests in
the vicinity of Morris, Manitoba.
Surveyor McGuin and son went up the
line yesterday to Dresden to plat out
another addition to that growing town.
Baptist church revival services we're
brought to close last Sunday evening.
Evangelist Atwood returning to his
home at Cavalier.
NJ Kelly returned Monday from trip
through Minnesota and Iowa and has
purchased several first class drivers for
his livery business.
Jas. Thompson, the most PERSISTENT
insurance agent that ever came over the
pike is talking the folks down at Osna-
brock to death, according to the Cycle.
DR.. Smith has purchased a building
site on Sixth street, opposite the school
house, and will put up commodicus
two story modern residence this summer
The DEMOCRAT must request that its
county correspondents make it point to
have their items reach this office not
later than Tuesday afternoon of each
week.
The interior ornamentation of the
Palace Hotel with fresh wall paper and
new paint is the production of Paiuter
Thos. Heating, who ranks second to none
when it comes to dong good Job in
his line
Rev 3rastad, the superintendent of
the Childrens Home at Fargo filled the
pulpits of Methodist and Presbyterian
churchs last Sunday and took up liberal
collections to aid in carrying on the work
at both services.
An item from the Crazy correspondent
to the Devils Lake News, says the Great
Northern surveyors have been running q
line north from Lakota for about ten
miles and then northwest and across into
range sixty-two, at about the north line
Of township 156. ......
Emil Nelson, an old time Langdon
boy who will be remembered as jeweler
at McGruer's pharmacy, was among the
sufferers at The Edinburg fire last week.
1t is but a couple of months ago that
J "Emir' opened up in business there
and his stock valued at $1,000 is gone
He had about $500 insurance.
Iceman Chas FL. Haugh commenced
looking up his seasons customers this
week He has the exclusive sale of pure
spring water ice in Langdsn and can
furnish regular curtomers with ice dur
ing the summer at lower prices than ever
before. Haugh has been in the ice bust
ness for years, and always gives his pa
torns satisfaction,
The Langdon Home Bakery, establish
ed here couple OF years ago by Joseph
Little, has increased in business to such
an extent as to warrant the putting in
this summer of bakers brick oven.
Mr.. Little has also taken into the bust
ness as his partner, Henry Wylie, some
time ago engaged as baker by A.
Schulke, though recently of Park River.
I Messrs McCorkle and Rhodes re-
turned Saturday from their prospecting
trip to the Edmonton country in the
Northwest Territory and have picked out
location where they will try stock
raising. Both like the general appear
ance of things out that way and will re-
turn with their families to take up their
permanent residence in the Queens
l domain.
The card and crokinole party given at
the Donovan Hall yesterday evening by
} the ladies of st. Alphonsus church was q
T very pleasant event and quite generous
ly patronized. The series of parties
} given by the ladies during the winter
} and spring months have been highly