Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-23
The Leader threshing machine
has arrived.

has arrived.
Adamant takes the lead. Liebeler 4
Finerty have it for sale.
Two Is ounce cans of baking powder
for twenty five cents at kelly's.
j. F. Ramage is building large frame
barn 4OxSO on his property adjoining the
race track.
Twenty per cent discount on all
embroideries at c. j. Kelly's store during
the next week.
Did you see Liebeler & Finerty's
new buggies: A carload Just received.
They are dandies.
Attorney and Mrs. w. b. Dickson are
at Fargo this week as attending delegates
at the grand lodge X ofP.
NJ. Kelly is taking in the races at
Winnipeg this week and will look over
some Canadian lands before returning.
Tom Smith numbers among the many
Langdon people who are taking in the
big show at Manitoba's metropolis this
week.
Mrs. Forbes, who has been visiting
here with her daughter, Mrs. J. F..
Ramage, left this week, returning to her
home near Mimic.
Al. n. Currie is at present filling a
position in the store of G.. j. Kelly and
has moved into suite of rooms over the
First National Bank.
L. B. Hankey left Friday for Souris,
Bottineau county. to look over a newly
built thirty room hotel, of which he has
been offered the management.
Attorney E. H. Gordon and wife were
passengers on Mondays train, going to
Nason's Bay. Mimi, where in company
with Cashier and Mrs. O. f. Thompson
they will enjoy u two weeks outing.
Co. Com'r Heapy and Neil Power took
along with them on the farmers excur-
sion to Fargo excellent samples of the
fine crop of wheat, barley, oats and flax
that is to be found in Perry township.
E. A. Wadsworth was busy the early
part of the week moving the office of the
Flax Land Co., from the Schulke block
to its new quarters with the Bruce
Machine Co., of which he is also mana
ger.
See that thy linen is as white as snow.
For cleanliness is next to Goodness,
you know. II you want first class work
and prompt delivery send your soiled
linen to the Langdon Steam Laundry.
Phone 81. :.
They say all makes of threshing
machines are good. See the Leader
it is something better. It has side
shake shoe and side shake sieve,
double straw rack with extra ca
pacity all over.
JOS. Byers, from Mather, Man, was
visiting down here during the week and
brought word that number of ex-
Cavalier county farmers, including Jno.
Mcleod. W. j. Ellis. VIM. Leach and
John White are all banking on harvest
ing good crops over there this fall.
On Saturday. week ago the funeral
took place in West Billings of Samuel
Armstrong, an old resident and early
pioneer. who had reached the advanced
age of ninety-onc years at the time of
DEATH The funeral service was con-
Quoted by Rev. Alex karr. of Milton.
tRev.) Jas. Austin. one of the best
qualified judges of live stock. was among
those from the western part of the county
who took in the farmers excursion to
Fargo on Monday, MIR. Austin had a
carload of horses, cattle and pigs at the
Park River fair that took big bunch
of prizes.
The election of officers of the high
court of the Independent Order of
Foresters held at Fargo last week result
eU Ill "A. L Idluucl. vi IulS Guy. IJCllS
named as high court marshal for the
ensuing year. OF late years Langdon
has received lot of recognition from
fraternal societies.
In the storm of Wednesday evening
last week the home of Attorney j. H.
Mccullough at Milton was struck by
tightening and set attire. The electric
current struck the house in two places
simultaneously. The children, in the
bedrooms upstairs had narrow escape
and the whole interior of the house was
badly demoralized.
Co. Surveyor \. B. Darling starts har-
vesting operations today by cutting
barley on his farm in Grey. While in
town Tuesday Mr.. Darling reported
that the crop in his neighborhood
really gave no cause for complaint and
would give fair average yield despite
the lack of rain experienced. There is
considerable good wheat. fax and bar
lev in tbs Daniels settlement this year.
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