Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-30
Sm,ke Weber Bros. cigars.

Smoke Weber Bros. cigars.
Rye -four at Parsons feed store. 81
When in town don't fail to see tn,
special bargains at c. j. Kelly.s bi,
double store.
Wanted, at Schulke's Trade Palac,
store. 10000 pounds of butter. Highes
market price paid.
/ Don't fail to look over the Leader
threshing machine. It is something
new and up to date.
Editor Boyd is makingthe Moon bean
up in the hospital town. This item go
short-circuited last week.
! C.. j. Kelly gives ten per cent discoun
tickets with every cash sale3see his new
advertisement on the front page.
Co. Com'r Gjevre was in the city Mon
day looking after matters relating tt
the appraisal of state and school lands.
"Hannah's Pride" -four is an homes
wellmilled -four of the kind that make:
good bread and light delicious. biscuits
| DR.. Brooks, of Hannah. is laid up witt
an attack of typhoid fever. His mother
arrived last week from Detroit. Mich.
! to nurse him.
Miss Hazel Loynes will leave shortl,
for visit of several months in Oregon
Her father, Jas. S. Loynes. acoompanie:
her on the journey.
F! This week the towns to the west of US
Dresden, Wales and Hannah, are rejoic
ing over the completion of the long dis
lance telephone line.
A dance ard supper at Wales by tn,
Royal Neighbors tomorrow evening i.
an out of town attraction that doubles:
will draw quite Langdon crovD.
Contractor Buckingham and q crew
of masons, bricklayers and carpenters
have made a big showing on the opers
house block since their arrival last week
Will Lean, for several years resident
here until the removal of the family tc
the Canadian Northwest not long ago
! visited friendsi in Langdon few days
last week.
Monday morning at ten o'clock re-
QUEEN high mass was celebrated at the
Catholic church. commemorating the
death of Pope Leo XIII, which occurred
week previous.
Architect w. E. Edwards was in the
city yesterday from Grand Forks with
plans for the building Of the new CT
Northern Hotel. which it is now decided
will be three story brick affair."
W. H. Johnston is among the number
of ex-Cavalier county residents here
this week for visit with old acquaint-
ances. The anticipation of good crop
is general all through the Saskatoon
region.
1t is way to soon yet by several weeks,
but some fellows around through the
timber have begun killing young prairie
chickens. Such law breaking mis-
creants, however. want to keep out of
Game Warden Meiklejohn's way.
Rob't Meiklejohn left Tuesday to
undergo months treatment at Mt.
Clements, Mich, for his rheumatic
troubles. During his absence the duties
of deputy game warden will be looked
after by Malcolm Morrison-so that if
anything the outlook for pot hunters
and violators of the state game laws is
more discouraging than ever.
C. w. Clarke returned last week from
ia trip of several weeks through the
Pacific coast country, where at different
points he met number of old Cavalier
county residents and brings back a
favorable report of conditions generally
through that section Since leaving
here he visited short time at his old
home in Iowa.
{ -sJudge Dorval and wife returned Tues
day evening from cross country drive
to the Turtle Mountain country, having
visited friends at Belcourt and st. Johns
since the previous Saturday. The crop
conditions of the country traversed,
through Cavalier, Towner and Rolette
counties for distance ofupwards seven
-ty-miles showed that around here the
grain is looking far ahead of the country
TO the west of us.
Auditor Work this week has sent an
abstract of the assessment roll OF Cava-
lier county to the Office of the state
auditor at Bismarck. With thirty-five
organized townships, the increase Of
the county's cultivated area, real and
personal property, ETC., the work Of COM
pilipg this document is quite Ado4 I1sa
col AIRED With N statemehtl eadl 81
few ean ago. ls1h week tho ID qoRA1
Epa fiP6sss pesSsStikS to its rs.d6 s
interesting figures and comparisons u
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