Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-30
The Leader threshing machine
has arrived.

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Adamant takes the lead. Liebeler i
Finerty have it for sale.
Talk with me, 7. E. Burke. ofce
Room ~ q. Schalke block. M "a B.. :.
Two le ounce cans of baking powde,
for twenty-five cents at kelly's.a S9"i
Mrs. ". a. Laidlaw and children are
spending few days in the city this
| week.
E. j. Fox goes to Olga on Saturday to
conduct a meeting of the teachers as.
ISOLATION.
twenty-five per cent discount on all
embroideries at c. j. Kellys store during
the next week.
Did you see Liebeler i Finerty 5
new buggiess 4 carload Just received.
They are dandies.
E. c. DedEick retusnen Monday from
stock purchasing trip to Chicago and
and the Twin Cities.
c. Orion and wife drove over 10
Manitou. Man. yesterday for two
days visit with friends.
Mrs. j. j. kohnen from Park River.
who has been visiting with the Farrell
family during the past week. returned
Monday to her home.
Mrs. r. E. Truax and Miss Constance
Truax reached home Monday from
their visit of few weeks spent with
relatives in Wisconsin.
Monday evening W. H. McLaren and
Miss Lulu OstEom from Clearwater.
Man. were married by Rev. Marsh at
the Methodist parsonage.
We fit all kinds of refractional errors
of the eye with glasses. Quality of
work. the highest. Prices. the lowest.
\. o. Void, Optician. Langdon.
\ change of advertisement. for the
Chicago Store with price quotations on
number of leaders in summer goods.
should be carefully read by every bar
gain buyer
P. Mckechnie was over from his farm
in Boyd township visiting his brother a
few days last week Recent rains are
reported to have helped the flax crop in
that vicinity greatly.
See the Leader engine, it takes
the water from the bottom; indie
pendent clutch; extra heating ca
pacity. People who know cannot
help but commend it.
There is nothing cheap about Han
nah's Pride -four and we aim to make
it the best, but to keep the price just
about the same. Will you not try it
onces For sale by all grocers.
This week. through the courtesy of
the respective school treasurers, the
DEMOCRAT is enabled to present to its
readers the annual reports of the school
districts of Langdon. Olga and South
Dresden townships. Readers in each
of these localities will find interest in
looking them over.
Adam MoTavish. ST.. who has been at
the home of his daughter at Pembina
since last spring. is quite seriously i'll
again. Friends and members of the fam-
ly will regret to hear that the old gentle
man is not expected to live very long.
His son. Adam McTavish Jr. who has
lately taken up land in the Saskatoon
region was in town last week on his way
to Pembiua.
Ed. kroetsch. who has spent the sum
mer on his Saskatoon homestead. re-
turned this week. Crops generally pro-
mise we'll in that portion of the Sas-
katchewan Valley and the Langdon
colony are we'll satisfied with their out
look. Those who have been too busy
building to put in much crop are find
ing plenty of work on the railroad en-
tension. Mr.. kroetsch expects to re-
turn to the Northwest in the spring.
Geo. F. Barnard shipped his horse
Removine, to the Twin Cities this week
and will start in the trotting events at
race meetings in Southern Minnesota
and Wisconsin this fall The record
made by MIR. Barnard's horse on the
CT. Northern circuit this summer war
rants the prediction that the list Of
winnings will be quite largely enhanced
by the time the season closes and
Removine is brought. home to his winter
quarters.
Capt. w. F. Gushing is able to be out
after suffering for some days with in
cipient blood poisoning contracted on
the march to Devils Lake. He is I'M
proved. but not up to the standard. His
daughter. Gay, has been threatened
with typhoid fever for several days, and
yesterday Cush received letter that
his father, in attempting to 60 down
stairs had mistaken the door, stepped
into the cellar and broken his shoulder.
Cush is inclined to think the family
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