Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-16
sm'ke Weber Bros. cigars.

Mrs. | Dawson spent Easter Sunda,
in the city the guest of Co. Treasure
, Powers family.
Joseph Crawford has been quit,
seriously i'll since his return home las
week from Rochester, MINI.
| Mrs. ID. |. Donovan is receiving visi
from her father Mr.. McKenty who arriv
ed during the week from Kingston, Ont
The Maccabecs local lodge has the
preliminary arrangements completed fol
the instituting of a ladies' auxiliary OF
the order.
Spring and Summer Suitings, Overcoats
etc. 500 samples to select from, Telephone
no. 80 and will call with samples. Fit
guaranteed. Sherwin.
DIR. A. l.. Slloog and Veterinary Minge
have both returned from the Forks dur
ing the week. where they were admitted
to practice by the state examining boards
Chas. A. Smith, the hustling horse
dealer OF OsnabroclS, was here Saturday
and reports havin" closed out his fourth
spring shipment over at Grafton last
week.
DIR. Oswald, Of Osnabrock passed the
examination of the state medical board
at Grand Forks last week and was grant
ed authority to practice under North
Dakota laws.
Dry stove wood, OF all kinds Hard or
soft. Delivered in any part of the city
either by the cord or sawed into lengths
ready for the stove. Prices moderate.
Langdon Lumber Co. Phone Ga.
George Charter, the Republicans
typo. who had Ginger in the deal of
establishing the Edmore Herald along
with Editor Alilt Carey as q merger
partner. got Il phone message from La
lota last week that his csae in district
court had been i; winner
Electrician Henry. of the city lighting
plant, has during the week placed add
tional lights in the city hall and is VIII
ing number of places Of business and
residences. 1t having been established
since the city took hold of the plant
that it was giving satisfactory service.
Peter Wild is understood to have
finished up one of the largest patches of
early sown grain last week. The report
reaching the DEMOCRAT credited Pete
with having 400 acres in, which would
be good sized crop for many Cavalier
county farmers and is pretty good for a
starter anyway.
J. II. Mccullough is noted as the only
one chronicled by the Globe as having
gone to Fargo last week to meet Prcsi-
dent Roosevelt. and then Milton is on
record as having as many staunch re-
puhlicans as any precinct in Cavalier
county. The fact has I; startling effect
on members OF the party up this
way, who certainly made Il better show
ing than that.
Il. f. Pierce Went to St Paul the early
part of the week and in company with
l.. S. Champinc will select string of
driving horses and a line of vehicles
with which to equip the new livery, sale
and feed barn to be opened in Langdon
about May 1st by Messrs. Champine &
Pierce. They have purchased the barn
built year ago by the Langdon Lumber
Co. on Second street. Mr.. Pierce will
have the management of the business
and as a horseman of long experience
can be expected to cater to some of the
best livery trade in the city.
Our long time friends the band boys
have just about decided to quit-that is
disband. Things have not been running
very smoothly with them lately, severa
good players leaving the town and nc
one being found to take their places. II
/: is now approaching time when the
/! open air concerts of the band are looked
forward to as delight by our citizens
and to avert the disbanding of the bane
something should be done quickly. Th'
services of the boys who blow the horns
are given voluntarily and except on rar'
occasions the band has shown itself in
dependent of financial aid, buying thei
music, instruments and uniforms b.
giving of entertainments. The Langdol
band can look back over an existance O
nearly sixteen years and has maintained
for itself place among the leading
j bands of the state number of years
The boys are not making any publ
complaint, but there is a likelihood tina
we will be wondering where we are a
for band as there is more truth tina
poetry in the fact that the boys feel tha
more recognition should be given the'
by their fellow townspeople than ha
been the case lately. Let's inaugurate
\ revival of the Langdon band.