Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-04
Use "Eannah's Pride" four.

spring dress gods.
H. Ridlake was business visitor in
the city Saturday from Csnabrock.
F For the best C. rset on tn, market for
seventy-tive cents 20 to C. j. Kelly's
store
When in town cont fail to see the
bar gain table of rem. nants at G.. j. kelly's
store,
Electrician Henry has this week moved
his family in the vacant house next to
the Prinyer building.
Mrs. L. +. Pierce and children are
spending the week with relatives .and
friends at Devils Lake.
Did You get adamant to plaster your
house? If you didn't you made mistake.
1t is sold by Iiebeler l. Fl. erty.
Druggist Jas. Tyrrell went tothe Twin
Cities last week on trip which it is un-
derstood will combine business with
pleasure.
Miss Nellie Birtch, who has charge of
the switch board at the central office of
the local telephone line. is this week en-
joying her summer vacation, visiting
friends at Walhalla.
Miss Lulu Hodgins, the past year one
of the teachers of the intermediate de-
partment Of the city schools, commences
this week as teacher of a school in the
Osnabrock district for a seven months
term.
Tomorrow, Friday evening. the Eastern
Star order meets at the X. of p. Hall,
when Mrs. Lois Maude James, of st.
Thomas, grand ma.ron OF the order. will
be here to visit the members. 1t is re-
gucstedthat all:are present. -Th" meet
ing has been set for half-past o'clock.
J. B.. Boyd has since the beginning of
the week received his new automobile
and already has it we'll enough under
control to have enjoyed number of
trial tri ps. The ''auto" fad is growing
on Langdon quite apace but it will be
many moons before the exodus of Lang
don's fine driving horses will need to be
predicted.
William Haverty left on yesterday
afternoons passenger for Mt Clements,
Mich, accompanied by Mrs. Haverty,
who is being taken there with the ex-
pectation that the baths and mineral
waters will prove OF benefit in curing
the rheumatic attiiction, from which she
has been severe sufferer the greater
part of the winter.
Veteran Joseph Brooks and wife. the
latter sister Of w. ]. Birmingham. are
visiting in the city for few days on
their return from two years stay on
tho Pacific coast, where Mr.. Brooks has
been trying the change Of climate. He
having been afflicted with stroke Of
paralysis for number of years. Veteran
Brooks has civil war record OF having
taken part in upwards,of twenty battles
and engagements. $500
Judge kneeshaw adjourned court at
noon Saturday. excusing the jurors until
two o'clock p. m., Monday, July 9th, at
which time he returns here with the ex-
pectation of cleaning up the calendar.
Contrary to general expectations no
thing was announced by the court
AS to the second trial of the Barry case
and who would be the trial judge. The
attorneys are expecting to hear from
Judge Kneeshaw relative to the matter
within the next few days.
Among the many calls at the
sanctum Of the DEMOCRAT by institute
visitors none have given greater pleasure
than the occasional ones made by Editor
tBovd. of the Hannah Moon, who features
the educational interests of western
Cavalier county. and in his capacity As a
teacher registers as principal of the
Hannah schools. With the dual duties
of pedagogue and scribe Editor Boyd
can well be accused of being one of the
busy ones; of the profession.
Alex. Mclean and John Hope return
ed to the city Friday from a trip to the
st. Paul stock yards, to which place
they shipped a joint carload of fat stocl
in which some half dozen of Nortl
Harvey stock farmers We're interested
Since returning they have grown wear.
trying to explain the joke worked OF
them by friends here. in which pair o
thoroughbred pigs. costing about 500 il
: st. Paul played an important part. We
, Ie.e to be excused from explaining the
difference in the pig which Alex. ane
John fuund in the crate from the ONT
which they originally paid such a fame,
price for. The joke was on them, ane
now that everybody knows how it hap
peped there is no harm in saying q little
about it.
John T.. Arnold, who early in tn
, spring disposed of his extensive farm