Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-03-08

Have you seen Kelly's new line Of
clothing?
Chlldren's school and fine shoes.
Cheap but good. 81. D. Parsons.
C.J. Kelly has the largest and most
up. to.dste stock of neckwear in the city.
F j. Stable has been under the
weather oil week with the usual dose of
the grippe.
For SA1E:-Horses and farm ma
chinery. Apply to George s. Mcdonald
Of Langdon. n. d.
B. Prom, the Milton banker, was in
the city Monday and as usual made the
DEMOCRAT pleasant call.
Miss Eva Fleming was down the line
from Dresden last week and visited
over Sunday with the Truax's.
Ole I. Gjevre, farmer republican poll
tlclan of Soper, is back from winters
vacation spent in South Dakota.
Mrs. A. T.. Gardner returned Saturday
from Hannah having spent the week
visiting with her sister Mrs. McGrath.
Mrs. Baker, mother of Mrs. M. L..
Sullivan, came over from Devils Lake
on last Saturdays passenger for short
visit.
A little daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. S. I. Kehmstedt, of Mt. Carmel,
early yesterday morning. Mother and
baby doing nicely.
For the toilet or bath, or as shaving
soap we guarantee Snyder's Remedial
Soap to be positively the best on earth
A trial will convinceyou. N. r. McGrner.
Last weeks Park River News tells of
Robt Griffith, of Osnabrock buying
several head of blooded cattle for his
stock farm from Tom Bolton, of Park
River.
B. E. Carpenter, the dairyman, has
cause for glee this week, and the little
daughter which arrived Monday morning
Is reported by DR.. Gibson to be of the
regulation weight.
Letters from both j. MoPhail and
John Mahon state they will bring their
stay at the Hot Springs to a close this
week. According to reports they have
benefited by the treatment.
Next Monday is the date of the credit
sale of stock and farm machinery which
Fa, mer John McNeill holds nine miles
north of Osnabrock. P. McHugh will
be there in the capacity of auotioneer.
A. S. Burrows was up from the Forks
for day or two this week both buying
and selling choice quarters # Cavalier
county dirt, for which he claims there
is quite an active demand atan advanced
figure.
"Senator" Dan Meehan has been
absent for the past week doing mission
airy work FOR the Catholic Order of
Foresters in Pembina county. He re-
ceived the appointment of deputy organ
izer of that order some time ago.
George Mccullough and Dan Nc
Gruer, two of "Shep's" old stand bys,
are victims of couple of grand stand
plays in last weeks issue of the Moon.
Looks much as if Billy can't help it, but
therell be Grape on the front door of the
Hannah print shop if he don't quit 'em.
The essay contest at the Presbyterian
church this evening in which seven
young folks around town enter an
oratorical contest on the theme. alcohol
and it's Effects promises to have a
crowded house. The admission is free
and the children will do their best to
entertain you.
r. B. Cages many friends in all parts
of the county will be pleased to learn
that most gratifying change has taken
place in his condition during the past
week and if his recovery continues at the
present. rate to the end of this week he
will be able to stand the journey out
hame without fear of bad results.
Richard Seocombe dropped in while in
town yesterday forenoon and the bright
glow on his usually pleasant face showed
that he had not yet got over the excite
ment occasioned by the arrival of son
at his home about month ago. Why
didn't you let ls know about it sooner
Dick? We can't keep track OF all these
events the way the population has been
increasing of late-'specially if fellow
won't put us Ton"
A party of nearly dozen of the
Langdon lodge knights of Pythias took
yesterdays afternoon train for Park
River to take part in the reorganization
of the lodg there, which it is understood