Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-04-05

Have you seen Kelly's new line Of
clothing?
Ed Furbur returned last week from
the Minnesota lumber regions.
Chlldren's school and fine shoes.
Cheap but good. 81. D. Parsons.
Miss Mary Perius is in town this week,
visiting at the home of Mrs. Jos Power.
Mrs. N. McKechnie and family 60 to
their farm out west to spend the sum-
mer.
NJ. BOSNIAN has accepted position
with the LanRdon Implement Co., for the
season.
Nick Hayes, of the Citizens bank has
been laid up since Monday with mild
run of fever.
VIM. Stevenson's family have moved
into town and now occupy the Pinkerton
home on Fifth street.
Jerry Kellaad has had paperhangers
and painters Identifying the interior of
the Palace hotel this week.
Veteran A. w. Coats, of Milton, has
been granted pension of So per month,
the same dating back to May 1897.
P. McHugh returned Monday from q
business trip to the Twin Cities, bring
ing car load of horses along with him.
Geo. @. Langworthy was down the line
as Ear as Larimore over Sunday and had
good time generally with friends young
and old.
D. McGruer, the handsome druggist
from Hannah, was one OF the class of
candidates for Masonic advancement
last night. -
Vim. Uglow is here for few days
nursing bad cold. A life insurance
agent with his talker out of shape is
in bad fix.
Attorney Mclean and wife entertained
a party of young people last Thursday
evening at their suite of apartments over
the Citizens bank.
Fred W. Smiths cigar factory moves
this week from the rear OF Flumerfelt &
Buckhn's to make room for swell suite
of ice cream parlors.
A. F. Gardner assumed the duties of
assistant post master Yesterday. Mrs.
Knapp resigning. Miss Edna Farrell
will still continue as clerk.
Conductor Casper Sands is expected
to assume charge of the passenger run
on this branch next week after an all
winters rest-up spent at the Hot
Springs.
Painter Reiber is fixing up the hall
over the Republican Office, which has
been leased by D. h. Mcmillan to the
Independent Order of Foresters for
five years.
Farmers! Are you going to SOW
Bronze Grass seed this year. 'Bromus
Iremus," is the botanical name. Don't
purchase until you see what we can do
for you. Parsons.
Archie Sillers, ST., made friends in
town visit yesterday that was generally
enjoyed and was on hand to hear DR..
Meldrum's lecture on Scotland and the
Scotch" IN the evening.
Geo. S. Mcdonald and family, old
residents of north Harvey, leave Monday
of next week for Oregon with view to
locating. Mr.. Mcdonald has had the
move in view for some time.
President j. j. Mahoney, of the Lang
don Implement Co., is up to his eyes in
business these days but can find time to
receive congratulations on the arrival OF
big boy at his home last Saturday.
Lars Wall who has cinch on the
barber business at Milton, was married
on the 21st ult., to Miss Bessie Tanstrum
a highly accomplished young lady
Milton has organized strong base
bail nine and engaged Joe Flanagan te
pitch and Skulason as catcher. The,
are open for engagements with any
amateur club-Hannah preferred, o
course.
81 Tuesday afternoon Mrs. j. G. Cramont
I was the recipient of a handsome set o
, solid silver fruit knives with pear
handles, presented by the Langdol
Woman's Club, of which she has beef
an active member since it's organization
Mr.. and Mrs. Cramond leave her
Thursday of next week.
. Alex Smith, one of Walsh county
n old pioneers, residing at Park River, die,
on Tuesday of this week, aged seventy
}. one years. SANDY" Smith. as he wa
more Familiarity known had wide circl
: of friends here IN Langdon, with whom
he last mingled at the time of the Burn