Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-06-21
For all the latest novelties in clothing

For all the latest novelties in clothing
go toKelly's.
Collector McConnachie was down IRON
Elkwood on Mondav.
d. III. Mcmillan made q business trip to
the Forks the fore part OF the week.
c. Kelly has the largest and most
ND. to. date stock of neckwear in the City.
3. Erickson is doing a land Office and real
estate loan business Opposition not
withstanding.
w. Bannerman, OF the steam laundry,
was down the line as far as Park River
over Sunday.
J. A. Baker, well known Neche
resident drove over Friday in company
with Col. Lounsberry.
Mrs. W. r. Bradley got home Satur-
day from Park River, where she has
been visiting several weeks.
Chas. Sherman was vistinghis brother
over at Leyden last Sunday and incud-
ed the sights OF Walhalla on his trip.
Mrs. r. Mahon and daughter, Miss
Eva, returned yesterday from q visit
OF several weeks with Inkster friends.
Sam Haight, Jr, was in town Friday
He is handling binder sales Tor the
Decring Co., around Osnabrock this
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. McHugh in company
with Miss Edna Farrell and Miss Kate
Nolan were visitors among Osnabrock
friends Sunday.
Mrs. Allan Pinkerton and daughter,
VERNE, returned Monday by way OF
Hannah from three months visit in the
Northwest Territory.
Alex Russell came up from Fremont
last week to turn in the assessment
books OF his township and make short
visit with relatives here.
Miss Maggie Chisholm and mother,
from Owen Sound: Ont, arrived yester-
day from Pembina and are visiting at
the home OF Chas. Chisholm.
Miss Vera ALERT, eldest daughter OF
Hon, Fl. d. ALERT, arrived home this
W eek from st. Joseph's academy OF St.
Paul to spend the summer vacation.
There was an enrolment OF 46 teach
eiS dI Ulie NiohddJ ioiSiioOh,
which however was increased to 93 be-
fore the close OF the afternoon session.
Percy Abbey came up from the state
university Friday to spend the summer
vacation with his folks and may teach
school until the fall term opens in
September.
Teacher j. j. Campbell was among the
first to enroll at the institute Monday
forenoon. He came in from his Billings
I township farm where he had spent the
end OF tie week.
II Contractor Loynes is putting a stone
foundation under the Langdon Phar-
!, macy this week. The property will be
i further improved in appearance by the
addition OF a plate glass front.
. Editor Lindstrom was visitor to the
= Forks last Saturday and joined a party
i of Grand Forkers in a fishing excursion
to the Minnesota lakes-iust to dispel
1 that lonesome feeling you know.
!, :, The "Bee Hive" store, which will open
= up on the Both inst, makes an an
!, nouncement on the first page OF the
DEMOCRAT this week that plainly states
the lines on which the proprietor Mr..
4 Peter p. Kopriva, intends doing bust
e ness.
s Tuesday afternoon the members OF
8 the Young Ladies Tennis Club served ice
cream in the vacant building next door
. to Attorney Prices office and raised
| quite sum toward equipping their new
| court on the tennis grounds east OF
the court house.
Harry Bowles brought in a sample Of
his wheat crop from near Osnabrock on
Friday Of last week that leads most
| everything in sight for growth and
e over eighteen inches high aud should
e make really good crop.
This week Enger & Nelson have placed
new billiard and pool tables in their
restaurant next door to McGruers.
They have also added Improvements to
their ice cream parlors at the rear and
now have as bright and attractive place
: OF business as could be desired.
> Does Fred Wegley go free? The ques
ton has presented itself to an inquiring
public each day since the hearing Of the
motion for his release before Judge
Sauter a. week ago. The deferred
decision since has kept the prisoner and
the patient wife in suspense and
awakened the curiosity OF Others.
Jos. Trepanier, was up from olga the
first OF the week and states that he has
the authority OF Health Officer Gibson
to say that his store property there has
been thoroughly fumigated and disn-
fected since the small pox epidemic. A
report in circulation to the contrary has
worked considerable injury to his
business.
HAIL INSURANCE!