Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-16

store.
Miss Matte McKeown has accepted a
position in the fruit and confectionery
store of e. e. Sherwin.
Just received at G. j. Kelly's store a
complete line of the latest patterns in
ladies and gents mackintoshes.
Mrs. H. j. Mathisen and baby were
down from Dresden to spend Easter
Sunday with relatives and friends.
Tom Barrie is in charge at the Ct.
Northern while Landlord Hankcy is de-
tanned in st. Paul undergoing hospital
treatment.
j. G. Reid went along with his daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Reid, to Rochester, Mimi.
last Friday. The latter will receive hos
pital treatment there.
Spring and Summer Suitings, Overcoats,
etc. 500 samples to select from, Telephone
No. 80 and will call with samples. Fit
guaranteed. Sherwin.
Miss Jennie Mcdonald came down
from Hannah Tuesday and will take
charge of one of the schools east of town.
opening for the spring term this week.
Thos. Finerty and family, who have
resided in Langdon during the winter,
have moved out to their country home
on the North Star farm for the summer.
Harry Atkinson is digging up local
matter for the Republican this week
while Editor Lindstrom gives the glad
hand to his farmer friends over at Ober-
on, in Eddy County.
The wood yard of the Langdon Lum-
Der Co, furnishes dry stove wood. de-
livered free to any part of the city.
Sawed ready for use when required.
Orders promptly filed at lowest prices.
Phone GA.
From an item in the Milton Globe we
note the arrival of a son and heir to
Senator c. w. Plain and Wife. and OF
course it is understood that the cigars
will be ''on' Charlie the next time that
he is here from Milton.
Howard Finley enters on his first year
of study at the state university OF Grand
Forks with the opening of the SPRING
and left on Mondays train with the dc
parting party of students who have been
spending the vacation here.
p. Olson. who recently purchased the
residence property occupied by K. M.
De(lrick. and owned by NJ. /. Sullivan.
has moved his family in from the farm
at !lllzwood and accepted il position Wit
the Mcmillan Implement Co.. for the
season.
Principal Thos. Dcvaney of the North
wood schools, and Jno. Mckay. a we'll
known Cavalier county teacher. We're
southhound passengers. Saturday. The
former TO reopen school for the spring
term and the later to take up his studies
at the state university.
Neil Mckechnie. of the Mahon & Rob
inson lumber yard, is expected to return
this week from land prospecting trip
through the provinces of the Canadian
Northwest where with Messrs. Peter
Mex echnie and Frank j. Ferguson it is
reported he is likely to invest in farm
property.
Mr.. Chas. V. Swenson will arrive this
week from Chicago to take charge of
the sales department of the piano and
organ business of Messrs. McGrucr &
Void The firm have sized up the sum-
mer trade III pianos and organs as a re-
cord breaker for Cavalier county this
year and will put Mr.. Swenson on the
road and get after a big share OF evcry-
thing doing.
Co. Auditor Robert Work has been
mitteee of the Scottish rites body CT
Masonry. having in charge the arrange
ments for the reunion to be held at Me
dora in July, when class of thirty-tiyc
North Dakota Masons will take the de-
grees advancing them to the Scottish
rites work.
Fred A. Bailey, who is now the pub
Usher of the Osnabrock Independent.
and Ed. Thulin, who has been lately Civ
ing his vagarant fancy free rein in the
'Lunar Marconigrams" of the Hannah
Moon, broke the weekend monotony of
the DEMOCRATS sanctum with very
agreeable call last Friday Both are typi-
cal North Dakota hustlers with an high
w cultivated probiscis for news.
The contest which closes Monday
night at the bowling alley of T. M. West
brook, has resulted in the running up of
some pretty high scores. Up to last
night J. E. Ferguson, the local agent of
the Standard Oil Co., was in the lead
with score of 255 out of possible 300
points. The prize the players are com
peting for is handsome fob watch
chain with emblamatic charm of a
couple of ten pins and two balls. TWAS