Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-02-05
Webers cigars mean quality.

Webers cigars mean quality.
Buckwheat -four at the flour and feec
store of H. d. Parsons.
You can buy cloaks at one-half manu-
facturers prices at G. j. Kelly's.
For bargains in ladies, gents and
childrens mitts go to Kelly's.
The flour Of quality is Hannah's Pride
1t makes perfect bread. Pure, whole.
some and delicious.
Next Saturday afternoon the girls of
the Perseverance Club meet at the home
OF Miss Allie Dickson at half past two
o'clock.
Miss McKenty is prepared to take pu-
pills on the pianofor.e. For terms and
references apply at the residence of DR..
E. I. Donovan.
Prof. Carhart, of the Mayville normal
school, looked over Langdon's high school
work while visiting in the city day
or two last week.
A Schulke left on today's train for
West Baden, Ind, to try the virtue of
the mineral springs. and baths there for
his rheumatic attacks, which have laid
him up frequently of late.
A dance and basket social will be held
by the Maccabees at Mt. Carmel on the
BIRD. 1t will be Washington's birth
day event, observed day later, owing to
the 22nd falling on Sunday this year.
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.
DR.. H. j. Riesland, the celebrated eye
specialist will be at the Columbia Hotel
in Langdon, from February 18th to 18th,
and at the Northwestern Hotel in Milton
from February 10Th until noon on the
Doth.
State Treasurer d. H. Mcmillan was
here for few days during the week and
says the Cavalier county delegation at
Bismarck is getting pretty we'll ac-
quainted down their and appear to enjoy
its legislative duties.
Samuel Fried, farmer and old resi-
dent of Loan township, is i'll with typhoid
fever at Cavalier, where he has been
visiting since the holidays. His condi-
ton became serious last week and Mrs.
Fried was called to the bedside of her
husband.
Liveryman Robt. Slater turns out to
he the purchaser of the Ferguson barn,
having taken the deal off the hands of
Horselnan Jack Ryan, the later having
decided during his recent trip through
the Canadian Northwest that there's a
few millions in that country for him.
DC. Mcintyre was in the city on Sat
urday squaring up his Cypress township
taxes. He has recently returned from
trip through Oregon and the west and
is elated with the outlook, prospects and
especially the fine winter climate. VIM
Hay and son, of Austin, were also of the
party.
Hon. Jas. Mcdowell was here from
Bismarck visiting with his family during
the recess which the legislature took
from last Friday to Tuesday this week
While at home Mr.. Mcdowell onferred
with quite number of his constituents
regarding legislation of especial interest
to this county.
The wedding of Mr.. James Mcintosh
and Miss Mary Ellen Shiels, of Durham
Ont, occurred on Tuesday afternoon Al
the Presbyterian parsonage. The groon
is nephew of Alex. Mcdonald and Mrs
NJ G. Crockett. He has spent the greater
part of the past year in this locality ane
there is a strong probability that thu
young couple will settle down and find I
home in our midst.
The law Offices of Attorney Cleary {
Mclean and the real estate offices o
Truax & Mclean are now located in tn
Trade Palace Block. They occupy thu
suite of four rooms fronting on Thirt
street and in their new quarters hav'
ample room in which to handle the grow
ing business that both firms enjoy
Messrs. ALERT & Winter expect to re
arrange the first floor of their brick blocl
with view to combining it entirely TO
their own personal use.
Last Friday evening the Caledonial
Society held business meeting ant
issued invitations to few friends t,
attend banquet which followed, TIL
officers for the ensuing year remain I'm
changed with the exception of chief ant
standard bearer. A. Sillers, ST., bein!
elected to the former and Hon. Jas. Nc
Dowall as the later. The banquet wa
highly enjoyable affair and in addition
to the usual toasts and speeches tn