Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-30

When in town don't fail to see the
bargain table of remnants at c. Kelly's
store.
Parties wanting their garden plowed
and narrowed should leave their orders
with r. B. Falconer.
The Bee Hive store received its third
shipment of wall paper this spring.
Popular prices do the business.
Did you get adamant to plaster your
house? If you didn't you made mistake.
1t is sold by Liebeler 4 Finerty.
\ slight improvement is reported in
the condition of Mrs. VIM. Haverty who
has been very i'll for some little time.
Attorney Erickson and wife were
south bound passengers Saturday and
will for the present make their home in
Grand Forks.
Bert Elliott, of the Wall barber shop
left on Tuesdays train to attend the
funeral of his brother in the western
part of the state near Minot.
The Eastern Star Order will meet in
the hall of the Langdon A. o. U. w.,
lodge until work has been completed on
the repairs of the Masonic Temple.
Horsemen will find the DEMOCRATS
line of cuts complete. We get out the
best posters and route cards in the west.
See our horse book before starting in
for the season.
The Erickson residence on Sixth street
has been leased by Geo. w. Price, who
moves in as soon as his family returns
from ST. James, Mimi. where they have
been spending the winter.
Tom Smith has about completed his
first year as Il dental student at Toronto.
Ont. and is expected home shortly for
the summer vacation. 1t is stated that
Tom stood high in his examinations.
The wood yard of the Langdon Lum-
Der Co, furnishes dry stove wood. de
livercd free to any part of the city.
Sawed ready for use when required.
Orders promptly filled at lowest ssprices.
Phone GA.
Judge Knecshaw. who has extensive
land interests in the west and south
western parts of this county spent several
days of last week up here supervising
seeding operations. He will have large
tracts of breaking done this summer
with a steam pillow.
The Langdon band will disband and
that city will have to go without music
if the citizens there don't get together
and do something. That reminds us:
What has become of the Cavalier band
that used to discourse fine music OF Il
summers EVENING" Cavalier Chronicle.
Last Sunday the Catholic church at
Ncche. which for some time past has
been undergoing repairs, costing more
than $4,000. was re-opened for service.
Bishop Stanley being present and tax
ing part. The Catholics of Nechc now
have the finest church edifcc in Penn
bina county.
Evan S. Tyler. state bank examiner.
put in couple of days here last week
looking over the repositories of the
Mooney State Bank and Citizens State
Eank. also giving the books OF Co.
Treasurer JOS. Powers office his official
o. k. His report of conditions in all
these concerns were of a gratifylngly
hattering character.
John Rylance, worthy master. and
Rolt. Work. secretary of Lebanon lodge
A. +. & A. NJ, were out in the western
part OF the county last Friday at The
time OF che Masonic Temple fire, but OF
getting back found that there We're
plenty OF their brother Masons on hano
TO look after the caring for the man.
valuable lodge records and relics tina
had found IL place of honor in the lodge
room for many years.
Co. Auditor Robert Work, who is ont
of the executive committee in charge o
the reunion of the Scottish Rites Masons
to be held at Medora, n. d.. in the Bat
Lands, next July, says that the proposed
gathering promises to be an immens
success. There will be number o
applicants to take the advanced degree
in Masonry from among members OF tn
fraternity in this county. The work i
to be exemplihed in an outdoor cam
and the affair will be of at least week
duration.
Among the contractors and builder
of Langdon cooperating in the substan
tial evidences that are this spring bein
raised to show that Langdon and tn
tributary neighborhood are working t
the front, is the newly incorporated fri
of Mcpherson Il Madigan. They hav
lately completed a $500 new residenc
in town for MIR. Nickles, opposite tn
Catholic church, and have during tn
week added the finishing touches to a
immense barn for Harry Dunford