Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-07

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sale at this Office.
The Ladies Aid will hold bakery sale
at j. B. Boyd's store next Saturday.
For the best corset on the market TO,
seventy five cents go to c. j. Kelly's
store.
Did you see Liebeler & Finerty's
new buggies? A carload Just received
They are dandies.
A fine new clock has recently been
placed in theMethodist church presented
by Mr.. A. 1. Birtch.
b. A. McCay is reported as being en-,
route home from his visit of couple OF
months with his parents in Ireland.
Mrs. George Diebel is visiting in the
city this week the guest of Mrs. A. l.
Koehmstedt and other Lansdon friends
Ex-County Superintendent of Schools
Mcdonald it is reported by the Hannah
Moon, will 60 to Chicago this fall to
study medicine.
Miss Mabel Thomson from Neche is
visiting the family of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Nulph this week and was the recipient
of party last evening.
The arrival of young daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Williamson, living
north of Dresden, is reported as having
occurred early yesterday morning.
w. L. Dudley, who did the write up
work on this issue of the North Dakota
Monthly Review was here part of the
week delivering copies to Langdon
patrons and advertisers.
E. f. Reilly, state commander of the
Order of Maccabees arrived in the city
last week from jamestown, n. d., and is
spending few days visiting the Macca-
bee tents in different parts of the county.
w. A. Sims and VIM. McClarty, who
have lately purchased the we'll known
Belgian stallion, imported into this
county by JAS. Wakeford, were visitors
i'll the city today and arranged for adj
vertising space in this issue. Elsewhere
will be found the route of their horse
for the season.
The Langdon Telephone & Exchange
Co., have this week issued new cards,
which show that the list Of phones in
the city now reaches 40. New names
OF subscribers are being added every
week and the increase in business can
not be otherwise than gratifying to
manager R. T. Burke.
At the congregational meeting held
Thursday evening at the Presbyterian
church call was extended to Rev. Nor
rison, now at Milton, to accept the pastor
ate. The pulpit of the Langdon Presby-
terrain church has been vacant IL couple
of months, and from what has been
learned the call extended to Rev. Morri-
son is quite Il hearty and united one
from the congregation, with every pro-
liability of it being accepted.
We have incidentally heard that there
will in all likelihood be a party of Cava-
lier county old soldiers take in the
national encampment of the G. y. r.
which meets in August at San Francisco.
This is the thirty seventh reunion and
is destined to be one of the most Enotable
that the Grand Army of
the Republic have held in the years that
have elapsed since the close of the war.
The people of the Golden Gate are
awaiting an opportunity to extend enc of
their warmest welcomes to the old
soldiers when the encampment opens
August II.
Langdon schools are expected to COM
plete the years work and close up for
the summer vacation Friday, May %,
though it is probable the high school
and grammar students may not com
plete the papers that make up their final
until the early part of the
week following. The graduating class
from the high school it is understood
Misses Viola TruaX, Helen
Sullivan, Leonora ALERT and Mr.. Cecil
Mahon. The commencement exercises
and presentation of diplomas to the
graduates will probably occur Monday
evening June LIST.
This week new firm appears on the
business arena of our town, to be known
as the Langdon Cigar Factory, and there
is no doubt but what it will in short
time grow to such proportions as to
make it leading industry of Langdon.
Mcssrs. Koreingold & Cooperman, who
come here to establish cigar factory,
have opened up this week on Second
street and come from st. Paul with such
business references that entitle them to
a liberal patronage from the start and
will place on the market a selection of
cigars that will bring them the patron