Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-02-05
You can get good cloak at Kelly's TO
$500. All new styles.

You can get good cloak at kelly's for
$500. All new styles.
G. j. Kelly has one large lot Of ladies
shoes to close out at IS cents per pair.
Money to loan on real estate and farm
property. Apply to Mrs. Rosa McHugh.
7. B. Hankey and wife of the Ct. Nor
thern are spending the week with
friends in st. Paul.
Rev. Jas. Austin was down from Han
nah couple of days the end of the week
visiting Langdon friends.
G. j. Kelly is looking forward to the
return of his wife and young son from
st. Paul the latter part of the month.
Ed. E. Elford has spent most of the
week here among old friends and talking
up new business for the New York life
insurance company.
It is noted in the Fargo papers that
DIR. J. N. Sheppard has arrived there
from Chicago and starts in with the
prospects Of big practice.
1t is hoped an open date can be secured
by Langdon during the winter to have
President Mortified of the state univer-
sity deliver his lecture on "London
Illustrated"
For good dry stove wood either by the
cord or sawed ready for use, call up the
Langdon Lumber Co., Phone GA. Or
ders promptly filled and delivered in any
part of the city.
L. A. Weed is the new manager of the
Mcmillan Machine Co.'S, business at
Hannah. The concern has lately bought
out the interests of the Langdon Imple-
ment Co., there and now covers an i'm
mense territory over the western part of
the county.
Jno. L. Schwartz has succeeded H. o.
Storlie as deputy register of deeds in
Register Rylance's Office since February
LIST. Mr.. Storlie resigns the position he
has filled for over five years in order to
give closer attention to his farming in
terests in the southwestern part of the
county.
A party of five of the most widely
known and influential farmers around
Milton, comprising Geo. Weir, Wilson
Cox, George Campbell, Saml Eagleson
and Jas. Thompson are making two
weeks tour of the Assinaboia country
with the purpose of either making pur-
chases of land or looking up business
locations.
VIM. Flanagan and John Armour
of the City Restaurant are negotiating
to close out their business and leave here
for Saskatoon, N. w. T., with their fami-
lies in about month. Each has half
section of land out there located adjoin-
ing one of the new towns, which is ex-
pected to grow some next spring though
as yet in its infancy awaiting the ex-
tension of the railroad.
i Jackie Fleming the nine year old little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob't Fleming, o.
Dresden, passed away Sunday afternoon
at half past two o'clock. For many year:
the boy has been patient sufferer from
heart trouble and lately the family hav.
watched and awaited with sorrow tn,
approaching end. Funeral services wer'
held on Tuesday by Rev. Dougan from
the family residence. The stricken fami
; ly have the sincere sympathy of man.
Langdon friends in their hour of attic
ton and bereavement.
The rink management has bills out TO
, another masquerade carnival on Tues
| day evening next week when prizes vii
t be awarded for best lady and gen
! skaters, both individual and in pairs
!, Maskers are also properly taken care Q
S in representations of Buffalo Bill" AM
n "Chinese Lady," These characters hav
been chosen with purpose of bringing
a friendly rivalry among the skaters il
an effort to, win the prizes, which will b
cash. A nominal charge of admission
/. fifteen cents, will be required of thos
/. en- masque, while the usual twenty-iv
!. cents will be required Of spectators.
is safe enough to predict that the line
upon which this carnival is being gotte
!, up that it cannot otherwise than be
Isuccessful event in every way.
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