Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-03-14
You can buy shoes at cost at Kelly's.
"Hannah's Pride" four-a delight to


every cook.
Elias Fisher is expected home from his
trip south this week.
r. B. Griffith was up from his stock
farm near Osnabrock awhile Saturday.
For rs cents you can buy at Kelly's q
white shirt that sells at every other store
for 81 25.
M. j. O'Malley is back from Ambleside,
Ont, where he spent the wiuter visiting
with his folks.
G. w. Holmes went south yesterday as
far as the Forks on business trip for
the Plano Mfg Co.
WANrED:-A first class man to do
chores on farm, Good wages. Apply to
P. Wild, Osnabrock, N. d. -
L. u. Sweetman, the wealthy cattle
king from the Mouse river country, was
here from his Milton home Friday.
Miss Veda NJ. Oke returned this week
from Morden, Man., where she was called
home by the recent death of her brother.
Miss Kate Schneider aud sister, Mrs.
BOSNIAN, reached the city Monday. re-
turning from winters visit at points in
Ontario.
H. A. McCorkle went south Monday
and expects to return in couple OF
weeks with car load of horses for the
local market.
A. Cooley, the internal revenue in
epector, was here from the Forks on
| Monday looking after tithes and taxes OF
the war stamp tax.
| SN. F. Charter visited the Forks this
week on business and may decide to
erect an hotel on the site of the Hub
restaurant this summer.
G. A. Smith and w. T. Cox put in
part of the week around here buying up
cattle for largo shipment to be made
from Milton in few days.
Painter AL. Lean went around to the
Peg, tho metropolis of Manitoba, TO
meet his brother who has lately struck 1t
rich mining ont in British Columbia
Senator Laidlaw, and legislative at
taches, McDousa!l and Torgerson, have
been kept busy telling Of their achieve,
ments at Bismarck since returning home
Monday.
Mrs. Thos. Mcdonald, of Byron, who
has been staying for some time with her
daughter, Mrs K+,la,rd, ut the Palace
Hotel, left last week for her farm in
Towner county.
We buy our -four at Mckinley prices
and sell our bread at Bryan prices-25
ioaves for $1.0O. j. Little, proprietor
OF the City Bakery, opposite the Court
House, Langdon.
An appeal to district court has been
taken by the local enforcement league
people to the decision of the county
court, which granted new permit to
Druggist N. E. McGruer last week.
Thursday evening of last week the
Misses Vera and Leo ALERT entertained
a party of young friends in honor Of
their cousin, Miss Robertson who is visit
ipg the family from Fergus Falls, MINI.
Go. Sup't Mcdonald has received the
the papers of a number of Cavalier county
students at the State III" who wrote for
teachers certificates at the exam in the
Forks. They expect to teach around
home this summer.
The millinery establishments Of Misses
Schneider g. Wild at Hannah and in this
city expect to announce the date of their
Easter opening next week. The ladies
returned from their visit to the fashion
markets OF the east Monday.
D..p11ty Sheriff Rosa had WIN. Barry
ont for awhile taking the air last We'd
nesday forenoon. This was his first
appearances on the streets since placed
under arrest the first Of the year. Barry
appears TO hnyt' eto d the confinement
we'll a3d is losing but little flesh if any
on prison bill OF fare ...
Prof. Merrfel6,. president Of the
faculty Of the state university, gives Il
lecture at the Donovan Hall on the even
ing of the Goth inst, en- the subject of
'sThe Happy Life" His visit to Lang
don is the result of the efforts of Princi
pal Hayward of the city schools. The
proceeds OF the lecture go to the school
library fund
Walter T. Gushing, formerly all editor
of the Cavalier Co. Republican and
Langdon Times, appears TO have cap
tured one of the biggest p!ums within
the gift of Gov. White. The legislature
made an appropriation of $4,000 auth
orlzing commission to see that North
Dakota is given due prominence among
the state exhibits at the Pan American
exposition at Buffalo, N. Y, this summer
and "Cush." gets the appointment of
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