Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-03-07

You can buy shoes at cost at Kelly's.
E. Smith Peterson was in the city
Monday from Park River.
Every dollars worth of goods bought
at Schulke's Trade Palace is guaranteed.
For rs cents you can buy at KeIly's a
white shirt that sells at every other store
for 81 Is.
Mrs. w. A. Ferguson is getting around
again after being laid up for over week
with the grippe.
Optician Void makes his usual month
~ visit to Hannah this week, returning
to the CITY tomorrow.
Henry Baker, bookkeeper with ]. B.
Boyd. has gone over to Devils Lake for a
short visit at his former home.
Miss Kate Sillers returned to her home
at Daniels last week, after al extended
visit with the family of W. A. Ferguson.
Marsh Elliott, one of the elevator men
at this point left yesterday for McCanna,
his house here having closed up for the
season.
Hi b Chief Ranger Neimeyer from
jamestown met with the local court
G. o. F. in their hall, at last nights regu-
lar session.
Mrs. VIM. Haverty returned Thursday
from New Richmond, Wis.,. where, in
company with the children, che has spent
most of the winter.
The reported lack of water in the well
at the rear of Doc. Donovan's drug store
proved upon close inspection made last
Thursday, to be a base SANDER.
John L. Robertson drove IN from Elk.
wood on Monday through the blizzard
and as a result carries around with him a
pretty badly frozen "phiz" these days
Osnabrock asked tor Touring mill in
the want column of the Cycle last week.
There's nothing too good for those folks
and they generally get what they are
after.
Ladies are invited to examine our new
line of dress trimmings. They have just
arrived at Schulke's Trade Palace, and
are of the latest designs, imported direct
ON Paris.
~ buy our -four at Mckinley prices
and sell our bread at Bryan prices-2s
loaves for $1.OO. J. Little, proprieto,
Of the City Bakery, opposite the Court
House, Lang.lon.
j. L. Cooney, clerk of Grey township
was in the city Friday of last week, re,
turning from Fremont, where, in com.
pany with Mrs. Cooney, he spent week
pleasantly with old friends.
f. l.. Andrews, who is with the circu-
lation department of ''',s st. Paul Dis
patch, spent DAY IN town this week,
which re- ulted i'll large addition to the
list of that papers readers in Langdon.
The case of VIM. Hodgins against the
Great Northern Railway has been ap-
pealed to the supreme court for areversal
of the decision of last week, which
awarded the plaintiff damages in the
amount of $1,000.
h DIR. A. F. Elliott, of Milton was reap
pointed state veterinary from this dis
trict by Gov. White las, week. Doc.
Sheppard was also III the field and his
friends upthis way kinder figured his
chances as being pretty good this trip.
Remember that t. Haverty, auction
sale of stock and farm machinery to be
held next week. Saturday the 10Th inst,
in lis city is an lportunity you can't
afford to miss if III need Of he rses or farm
machinery for the springs work.
Auctioneer Fahey conducts the sale and
bills are out announcing what is offered
In another co 'n'n is' thrannouncement
that Boyer & Barnard, we'll known
firm of horse dea from Grand Mea
dow, Mimi, will have a carload of ko SEE
for sale in This city about the Goth. The,
are both Well known to the buyers of this
county and have arranged to have thei
horses on sale ~, Nh stable of Rober
Slater this spring. Read the notice
and If you are buyer look over wha
they have to offer sefor- making you
selection.
The telegraphic Jews columns of las
Saturdays daily papers reported the sail
ing from Manila OF the U. s transpor
Logan, on which ship embarked the 34,l
q. 8. volunteer infantry. H. Wlelaud, o
this city, it will be remembered, enliste,
with the regiment for service against th
Filipinos two years ago, being assingnes
the position of sergeant of Co. l.. Though
no word has reached Langdon from hin
since sailing for Manila, there is gen
eral expectancy of hip safe return hon,
with the rest. The 34th regigment wa
largely made up of volunteers from MIN
Norf1,