Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-02
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store.
L. |. Often is an Alma township farmer
who contcmplatcs building AN elevator
on his farm This summer.
Fred Barnard concluded his visit here
with his brother last Saturday. return
| ing to his home i'm Minnesota.
Just received at G. j. Kelly's store a
complete line of the latest patterns in
ladies and gents mackintoshcs.
1t is reported that Hourigan, the vcrsi-
tile short order restaurant keeper, has
lately embarked in business at Osnabrocll
State Treasurer d. III. Mcmillan is on
one of the committees to assist at the
reception of Pres Roosevelt IL, Bismarck
on April It'll.
Spring and Summer Suitings, 0vercoats,
etc. 500 samples to select from, Telephone
No. 80 and will call with samples. Fit
guaranteed. Sherwin.
r. E. NlcHugh returned to the city
Friday from Wales having spent several
days holding down his claim in the
vicinity of Rush Lake.
Remember Schulke's big millinery
opening next Saturday when big bar
gains will be given in all departments.
Read his ':ad' this week.
DIR. S. G. Gibson visited over Sunday
with his sister at Pilot Mound. Man.,
who leaves shortly with her family to
reside in British Columbia.
Quite a large number of friends and
old neghbors of the Ollc family from
Harvey Centre were III the city Sunday
to attend Mr. OlSc's funeral.
Miss Tcssie Jackson is spending the
spring vacation of Il week with her uncle
Rev. Dou@an returning to the state uNi-
versity at the opening of the spring term
next week.
j. H. Mccullough, the Milton real
estate man. is getting his Chautauuua
railroad ut Devils Lake fitted mp in
readiness for the opening OF the 7iln-
mer outing season.
4. II. Fullerton, who in past years has
dealt extensively on the local hor,e-
market was in the east. He is now en-
gagged in tilling the fertile soil IA few
miles east of Hannah.
Owen O'Rcilly Was here Friday from
Park River and states that this summer
he removes to Assinaboia, n. W. T.,
where he has purchased Il forty room
hotel property in one OF the new towns.
The wood yard of the Langdon Lum-
Der CO.. furnishes dry stove wood, de-
livered free to any part of the city.
Sawed ready for use when required.
Orders promptly filled at lowest prices.
Phone Ga.
Alex. Gordon, a relative Of Jas. S.
Gordon of the A. b. Salter & Co. store
and brother of Miss Anna Gordon. ar
rived last week from Wall1crton, Ontario,
with the expectation of remaining dur.
ing the summer.
Mrs. Black, sister of Mrs. w. B. Dick
son returned on Mondays train from
Detroit, Mich. Her little daughter Jean,
is still an inmate of the hospital there
being treated for spinal trouble with
bright prospected of a cure being effected.
Dan Farley, who left Langdon a few
years ago to start store in Weber town
ship is now heard from as one of the
leading merchants at Starkweather, the
terminal town on the Farmers Railroad
built north from Devils Lake Il couple
of years ago.
Co. Treasurer Jos. Power was uncx-
pectedly called to the family home at
Picton, Ont, last Saturday by wired
dispatch, stating that his father was
near death. The message only gave
time for a hasty departure, arriving but
a few minutes before train time.
New advertisements that appear this
week as omens of the opening of spring
announce the line of goods that are be-
ing opened up at Mercer g. LAWNS, the
Oldest established hardware store in the
city. The Chicago Store of J. G. Stable,
another of the old reliable mercantile
houses of Langdon announce marked
down sale of spring goods in their dry
goods department.
T. E. Burke: of this city, and I. Daw-
son, of Dresden, were among those
aboard Mondays south bound passenger.
They go to Mt. Clements, ILL.,, to try the
benefit of medical treatment at the SAM
tarium there for few weeks, both hav-
ing experienced extremely poor health
for some little time past. VIM. Flumer-
felt was also one of the party acting
somewhat in the capacity of chaperon
for the invalids.
Wheatbuyer Jos. Fischer of Wales
was passenger Tuesday for St. Paul
where he will let the contract for the