Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-06-21
All the latest things in shirt waists

All the latest things in shirt waists
at Kelly's.
C. B. Mcmillan was in the city yester-
day afternoon and took in the ball
game.
Jewler a. O. Void was Sunday
visitor at Walhalla enjoying the cool
breezes in the woods.
NJ. Fl. Murphy was down from Ores
den attending to business matters and
visiting friends Monday.
DIR. e. J. Brown, OF ST. Paul, was here
a portion OF last week looking the city
over with view to locating.
For SALE:-One new Mccormick
mower. Will sell cheap for cash or on
time. Apply at EIford Bros, store.
Barber Birmingham has u handsome
awning ordered for the front OF his
popular Third street tonsorial parors.
\ drenching rain visited Storie and
other southwestern townships Monday
doing incalulabe good-too bad ii wasn't
general.
Attorney Doughty is considering a
proposition to transfer his law prac-
tice to Minnewaukan, the county seat
OF Benson.
Manager Gardner OF the electric light
plant has been quite sufferer from
lumbago this week, but still strives 10
keep on deck.
>Thos. Tough was at Bathgate several
days last week called there by the illness
OF his mother, whose recovery is report
ed as being doubtful.
Items from the DEMOCRATS live cores
pondents at Storlie and Trier should
interest our readers in the south west-
ern part of the county this week.
Abstracter Barcelos youngest child
was quite low several days Of last week
suffering from pneumonia. but is now
understood to be somewhat better.
John NJ. O'Connor came up from
Leyden last week, made proof on his
homestead Friday and visited with old
Langdon friends. returning to the Valley
on Monday.
Tuesday evening the council met at
the city hall as a board uf equalization.
The number OF kicks on the assessment
We're few, consequently their work was
easily disposed OF.
w. j. Mercer was among the return
ing passengers Friday coming from
Wahpeton, where he has been attending
the Red River Valley university since the
spring term opened.
Monday iorenoon's half-minute dash
OF rain brought Il triumphant smile 10
the "pliz'' Of the visiting teachers-they
brought the rain. OF course they did,
but it WASH t enough-that's all.
Neil Mcdonald, who graduated from
the state university last week with a
nah yesterday to mingle with the teach
ers. OF whom he was one for q number
OF years.
j. S. McNish made us fraternal call
while III from his Huron cattle ranch
Saturday and will hereafter keep posted
on town events through the columns OF
the DEMOCRAT. Mr.. and Mrs. McNish
are thoroughly enjoying life on the farm
this summer.
N. Hayes, OF the Citizens bank, is laid
up again with an attack quinsey, and
the fact is particularly deplored in base
ball circles, as it was necessary to
place substitute on first base in the
game which the local nine played with
lnkster yesterday.
Attorney Mclean, who had q pretty
serious time OF it for a week with ap-
pendicitis got down town Tuesday with
the aid OF cane. His friends could not
fail to notice the change wrought by
illness in so short a time, but are thank
full that it was no worse.
Chief McDermott, returning Friday
from Larimore reports the fireman's
tournament as the biggest kind of a
success and says that the authorities
there handled the immense crowd Of
visitors with all the ease and grace that
Langdon. or any other western metro
polls, could have done.
The management OF Langdons mon.
ster two day Fourth of July celebration
have received word from Walhalla stat
ing that the band boys down there are
so well pleased with the way in which
year ago that they are likely to be here
and help us celebrate this year.
Jerry Frawley made the round OF
Langdon print shops yesterday on his
way from Rock Lake to Cavalier, where
Mrs. Frawley goes to the bed side OF
sister who is very i'll. He reports tiue
rains as having fallen in Linden Grey and
other parts of Western Cavalier this
week, which are pushing the crops right
along.
Many Langdon friends will regret to
hear OF the death of H. j. Randall,
which occurred on the End at his home
in Durand Ill. For number of years
past Mr.. Randall has figured extensively
in the sale OF horses at Langdon and
Park River and was quite generally
known over the northern part OF the