Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-02-26

Observation-Disclosures
Baled hay for sale at Parsons Feed
Store.
Boys knee pants from Is cents and uI
at kelly's.
Township elections occur on the third
Tuesday in March and not the second as
understood by some.
The flour Of quality is Hannah's Pride
1t makes perfect bread. Pure. whole
some and delicious.
Get your auction sale bills printed at
the COURIER DEMOCRAT office. Orders
promptly filled and prices reasonable.
Rev. Z. Dougan went to Park River
Tuesday to meet with the house mission
committee and arrange the mission fields
for the ensuing year.
The popular travelling salesman. Nels
w. Hawl1inson, who sells paper all over
the state and has lumber yard at Ed
more. offers 500 for a creamery at Ed
more.
Miss Emma Kenny, who has been at
tending the Fargo college since last fall
returned Friday and will assume charge
of school in the northeastern part OF
the county this spring.
Dry stove wood, of all kinds. Hard OF
soft. Delivered in any part of the city
either by the cord or sawed into lengths
ready for the stove. Prices moderate
Langdon Lumber Co. Phone Ga.
Friends in Langdon and vicinity deeply
sympathize with Hon. Ole L. Axvig and
family on hearing of the death last week
of their five year old little daughter, who
succumbed to lingering illness of pneu-
monia.
Dan McGruer's siege of rheumatism
still keeps him confined at Mt Clements,
Mich. sanitarium-and as long as this
winter weather is enough to freeze the
marrow in ones bones the change is one
that lots of the rest of US wouldn't. mind
experiencing.
Co. Treasurer JOS Power, Vim. LAWN
and Hugh Mcdowell were present yes
terday at the Masonic ceremonials on
the opening of the new temple at Grand
Forks. From the Forks the party journey
to the state capitol and make brief
stay with Cavalier county representa-
tiyes at Bismarck, returning home the
end of the week.
The wife of F. L. johnson, the late
editor of the Osnabrock Independent, is
progressing nicely at the Deaconess hos
pital in Grand Forks, being reported as
entirely out of danger. As soon as her
condition permits Mr.. johnson and his
wife leave for California where they re-
main until the latters health and strength
are fully restored.
George S. Friesen was in from his
farm near Rush Lake the forepart OF
the week and says that the average
farmers of that neighborhood are well
along with their preparations for the
approaching springs work and that the
acreage sown to wheat and barley will
be larger than ever this spring. He has
lately acquired real estate interests IN
Alberta N. w. T., and expects to spend
most of the summer there.
The new jewelry store, opposite the
Citizens State Bank, has advertisement
in this issue announcing its opening
The proprietor, Chas. E. Mccormack, re.
ouires no introduction to the Langdon
public as the eight years in which ne
had charge of the jewelry department OF
DIR. r. I. Donovan's drug store, suttices
to ensure him due encouragement from
a host of acquaintance now that ne
has started up for himself.
Messrs. Robinson of Bathgate, ano
Mahon of Langdon, have disposed o
their harness and machinery business a
this place to w. L. Walton, who has beer
their resident manager for the past tel
years, and who has succeeded in build
ing up a magnificent business. Th'
former gentlemen will continue to oper
ate their lumber yard here, which vii
probably be under the management Q
Mr.. Don Malo.-Neche Chronotype.