Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-02
Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.

Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.
Have ycu seen Kellys new line Of
spring dress goods.
When in town don't fail to see thu
bargain table of remnants at C. j. Kellv's
store.
Wanted, at Schulke's Trade Palace
store, 10000 pounds of butter. Highest
market price paid.
Don't fail to look over the Leade,
threshing machine. tits something
new and up to date.
Louis Fortney of Mt. Carmel went
south on Tuesdays passenger for Brock
enridge on business trip.
Hardware Merchant MERGERS family
are among the prominent Langdon
people visiting at the Chautauqua this
week.
Friends of Ed. Harding in West Perry
had quite an enjoyable dance and general
good time at his place Wednesday even
ing last week.
Chas. Smith returned last week from
a trip through the Northwest Territories
where he has lately invested in cheat
Canadian lands.
Look over Liebeler Il Finerty S change
of advertisement this week. 1t will es
pecially interest buyers of farm machin.
cry for the haying season.
Mesdames Sullivan and Monroe and
families number among those who will
leave town this week for the Chautauqua
and expect to remain until the close.
Gilbert Barcelo is up from the Forks
to spend his summer vacation and enjoy
the events that have aided in making
Langdon a busy town the past few days
Robert Lasham came up from Gilby
last week for visit with his son. Chris
Lasham, of Plummer Il McNiven's store
While here he renewed an old acquaint-
anceship of years standing with Robert
Meiklejohn.
Why buy bread that is shipped here
from Osnabrock, Grand Forks, or some
other old town, with short weight, when
you can get six full weight loaves at the
City Bakery for twenty five cents. Fresh
bread every day and the best on earth
Phone in your orders.
Jas. Week was in town for the irst
time in month last Saturday and with
his family enjoyed the sights at the
circus. Since closing out his boot and
shoe store he has gone farming near
Osnabrock and finds the work outdoors
has much improved his health.
c. W. Clarke left Friday for visit tc
his former home in Iowa. He will
spend some time interesting parties there
in North Dakota dirt as an investment
for surplus capital. Before returning in
the fall it is likely Mr.. Clarke will make
trip to California and Pacific coast
points of interest.
Miss Lottie Koerner, who has just
graduated at the Mayville state normal
school, returned home last Saturday.
Miss Koerner's accomplishments have
been recognized by the city school board
of Langdon, having been engaged to
teach there during the coming school
year-O snabrock Independent.
Photographs twenty-five cents pei
dozen, all mounted on beautiful cards
Not stamp pictures but real little photos
Also photo buttons and gold frames
We do large work also. Six cabinets fol
s1.OO. Enlarging and copying at hall
the prices others ask. Gallery opposite
post office Langdon. n. D. L. c. Golden
proprietor.
Osnabrock is feeling bigger than evel
now it is able to crow over having de
feated Milton in match base ball game
and gun shoot tournament. All kind OF
newspaper thunde rstorms may be pre-
dcted if Milton doesn't manage to ever
up it's reputation when the athletes o.
the two towns again try issues at the
home town of the crow eaters on the
Fourth.
John Hoeang, step son of Georg,
Van Ackern, who was operated on {
week ago at the Deaconess hospital il
Grand Forks for tuberculosis, of the
bones. one arm and one leg being affect
ed, died on Friday, surviving the shock
of the amputation of an arm only few
hours. The boy was about fifteen year.
old and the disease had developed with
in the last twelve months. Theremains
were brought home to Osnabrock fol
burial last Friday.
The burial grounds at Milton have beer
surrounded by fence at an expense Of
$500. The Oddfellows order foots the
bill and propose to have the last resting
place of the dear departed thing Of
beauty and JOY forever. AS the Milton
gun club and base ball nine are on the
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