Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-08-06

Bruce M0Cnlno 20. delivers CWlne II
Bruce township.
Adamant takes the lead. Liebeler 4
Finerty have it for sale.
The best wall plaster Is adamant
Liebeler & Finerty sell it.
Talk with me, I. E. Burke. Office
Room No Schulke block.
Two Is ounce cans of baking powder
for twenty-five cents at Kelly's.
Twenty-Five per cent discount on all
embroideries at CD. Kelly's store during
the next week.
Did you see Liebeler & Finerty'
new buggies? A carload just received
They are handles.
Mrs. Kelly, from Detroit, Mich, ar.
rived Monday for a visit with he,
brothers, Attorney w. B. and Jas. G
Dickson, of this city.
Hon Chas. Baker, brother of Mrs. NJ
L. Sullivan and Henry Baker, of the
Citizens bank, was here from Devils
Lake for visit Sunday.
Miss Tessie Jackson is home this
week from Grand Forks, having attend
the summer training school at the uni
versity during the vacation.
Attorney f. H. Gordon and wife and
Cashier o. E. Thompson and wife are
expected home Saturday from theil
outing at Nason's Bay, MINI.
The grand jury have come to a full
agreement that the Langdon Cigar
Manufacturing Co. are guilty of making
the best cigar that Cavalier county
smokers have ever smoked.
Miss Nellie Byrnes is filling the posi-
ton of stenographer and typewriter in
the Office of States Attorney Price dur
ing the vacation at present being taker
by Miss Lilly O'Brien.
There is nothing cheap about Han
nah's Pride" flour and we aim to make
it the best, but to keep the price just
about the same. Will you not try il
once! For sale by all grocers.
Frank Garvey, distributing agent 70,
Irvine manufactured at the state peni
Tertiary, made Langdon his headquar
ters several days this week while looking
up business in different parts of the
county.
The smile that won't come off is or
the face of those who have their work
done at the Langdon Steam Laundry
They walk along with a self-satisfied
air. knowing that the finish on theil
linen is equal to the best.
Tom Driscoll, years ago a 1T. Nor.
thern conductor on this branch line
was here day or two this week renew
ing acquaintance. Since he quit rail
reading, Tom has been kept busy
looking after the state agency of big
life insurance company.
Farmers should prepare to thresh OF
stack their grain as soon as possible
after it is harvested this year. The
grain is all short and will not stand Ions
in vet weather. Every effort should bt
put forth by the farmer to preserve
what crop he has, as it will not be large
at the best
MISS Murray, niece of Mrs. l.. S
Champine, who for the past year has
held position as stenographer ane
typewriter in the real estate Office o
Mooney l. Champine, starts this weel
for her home in Minnesota, leaving be
hind host of friends who greatly regre
her departure.
The Klein mail route, serving pos
Offices at Rosehill and points in the
extreme southwest end of the county
has lately changed itf schedule so as tt
again give its patrons Saturday mail
and now the readers of the DEMocRA1
out that way have less cause for com
plant.
Hilliard Bradshaw accompanied Mis-:
Orpha Cochran to Milton Sunday where
she took the train for her home at Lang
don. At Milton they were met by Mis-
Edith Cochran who returned with M!
Bradshaw and will visit about weel
with her many young friends in thi
part Crystal Call.
Robert Evans came down last weel
from Estevan, Assa., for few days visi
with old friends and is able to congratu
late himself as being one of the fortunate
ones in having a big crop over there thi:
year. Bob is one of this county's ole
timers and takes pride in noting tina
Langdon is pushing right ahead thi'
summer.
Geo. w. Balsdon returned during tn
past week from visit to several point
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