Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-09
sm'ke Weber Bros. cigars.

, Good paint at c. j. Kellys for 500
per gallon while it lasts.
Mrs. w. A. Ferguson is visiting for a
few days with friends ut Park River.
McGruer Il Void have carload and
half of pianos and organs on the road.
Those who contemplate buying a
threshing machine are invited to
examine the Leader.
The four schools in Manila township
have their annual picnic on Friday of
next week in Mulligan's grove.
Did you get adamant to plaster your
house? If you didn't you made mistake.
1t is sold by Liebeler & Finerty.
f. Wives that really want to keep their
husbands in good humor should feed
them on bread made from SHannahs
Pride" -four.
t. R. B. Falconer and eldest daughter
left yesterday for Mimic and expect to
visit for week with relatives and
friends in that vicinity.
Among those leaving ON Monday after
moons passenger to spend few days at
the Chautauqua grounds at Devils Lake
were M. L. Sullivan. G. Orion and Henry
Baker.
Hon. Jas. Dobie is in the city this
week from Glenila township dividing his
time between the court room of Judge
Kneeshaw and the meeting of the board
of county commissioners.
Judge Kneeshaw has since his last
| visit here received at the hands of the
Canadian government silver medal in
recognition of his services in the army
over there at the time of the Fenian
tupraising.
Dresden at the present time has a
good opening for young physician de-
string to establish practice in a grow
ing town. DR.. Esler, who has enjoyed a
lucrative practice there for several years
has removed to Milton.
Mrs. Jno. Schwan, of Dresden, is re-
ceiving visit this week from her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. John Bimber, of
Detroit, MINI. They will also spend a
couple of weeks with their sons in this
county before returning home.
Mat Galloway and Octave Tetrault
have been here since the first of the
week in the capacity of court jurors.
Crops in Fremont township they report
as at least two weeks ahead of what they
find up here, the wheat being nearly all
headed out.
! Charlie A. Smith, the Osnabrock
4 horseman. is reported as being on the
/ way back from lengthy round up of
his Montana horse ranch with large
band of western horses, which will be
placed on sale at different points in
Cavalier county within short time.
; At the Cando races last week the Lang
| don horse, Removine, belonging to Geo.
Il. Barnard, and making the circuit in
the 2:l8 class, finished in fourth place.
There we're seven starters and three OF
the bunch were distanced in the first
heat. The time was 2:19 and the race
| was won by Riverside, with Mime b.
and Airship finishing second and third.
Attorney Sewall d. Andrews from
Minneapolis arrived in the city Monday
and will be associated with Mr.. F. j.
Hodgins of this city in the local manage
! ment of the Cavalier County Land 4
Loan Co., which has opened up at
Weaver, a promising town in the south
I western part of the county, that in all
likelihood will succeed Edmore as the
end town on that branch of the Ut
Northern within the coming twelve
! months.
= A party of local tennis players to
! the number of seven gentlemen and
j eleven ladies drove. across country last
ttFriday afternoon to Edmore, where they
4 we're entertained with open house hos
vitality by the tennis players OF that
Town q 81 the Fourth, Several games in
i singles and doubles were played with the
result that the visitors came home with
\ i score in nearly all events OF 2 to U in
\ their favor. Those who played IN the
doubles we're Messrs Price and Dougher.
/ ty; Messrs Tom Smith and John Mooney
and DR.. Skoog and j. P. Brennan. In
the singles Langdon colors were worn by
Ben Dougherty, Harry Price and JAS
p Brennan. Every member OF the part,
sneaks in the highest possible terms o.
the reception accorded thenA bysfhe
l.naoplesEover at Ednose and fstprn
|Eeamris ezpecssd Sssse player oSth'
local court whea the Edmore club comes
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