Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-02
SIN IKE Weber Bros. cigars.

rye flour at Parsons feed store, 81
You make no mistake in using "Han.
nah's Pride" -four.
Good paint at c. j. Kelly's for SlOC
per gallon while it lasts.
+, McGruer Il Void have carload and
half of pianos and organs on the road
Those who contemplate buying q
threshing machine are invited to
examine the Leader.
Banker w. j. Mooney and wife were
arrivals home yesterday from their So
journ at Mt. Clements.
Did you get adamant to plaster your
house? If you didn't you made mistake.
1t is sold by Liebeler d Finerty.
w. +. Winter and family leave the
end of the week to camp at Devils Lake
during a portion of the Chautauqua
season.
Wives that really want to keep their
husbands in a good humor should feed
them on bread made from "Hannah's
Pride" -four.
Attorney f.. H. Gordon spent day or
two in the Forks this week on legal
business connected with the approach
ing term of court.
VIM. NJ. Graham was a Milton caller
Monday and reported everything pro-
crossing favorably for big celebration
there on Saturday
Miss Jessie Jackson will spend part
of the vacation attending the summer
training school which opens next week
at the state university.
Mrs. Tillie McGruer, of this city was
installed as grand marshal at the gather
ing of the grand chapter of the Eastern
Star order at Fargo last week.
A. L. Gardner and family have left
this week to join the colony of Langdon
people enjoying outdoor life at the
Chautauqua for a couple of weeks.
X. M. Hagestad, representing the
Fargo Forum, has been doing effective
work the past week building up the
number of readers of that paper at points
in this county.
d. G. Mcdonald, the down town har-
ness maker. left Friday for Alpena. Mich,
the home of his sister, who has been i'll
/ for some time. Her condition at present
being considered quite critical.
The Morden papers report that Messrs.
Jno. Kennedy. j. L. Acheson and Geo.
Barrett VINO took in the Langdon races
praise without stint the excellency Of
the two days program they enjoyed.
/ Prof. r. Hayward and wife entertained
a number of friends Monday evening
with ice cream and other tempting
delicacies at their cosy home on Oak
street. The occasion being their wedding
anniversary. Hearty congratulations
and future we'll wishes were rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward on the event.
| Word has been received from VIM
Haverty during the week to the effect
that Mrs. Haverty was taken down i'll
with small pox within a few days OF
of their arrival at Mt. Clements, Mich.
and is now confined liz the pest house
her husband remaining with her a.
nurse. Mrs. Haverty went to Mt. Glen
ents to take baths at the springs fol
long continued illness of inflammatory
rheumatism and it is expected will not
return home until fall.
4 new firm which has interested in its
: future several business men of extensive
experience and who claim quite an &C
ouaintance over the county is the Leader
j, Implement Company. c. F. Erickson
who has lately retired from farming
) near Elkwood. is president and has as
! sociated with him. Geo. w. Burns az
!. vice president and manager, and Z. II
McDermott as secretary and treasurer
The company has during the week
opened their Office and warerooms on
Second street where they have loca'
t;on with frontage of 100 feet on the
street. It is already we'll filled with the
lines of farm machinery and vehicles
!, thew intend to handle this season. They
have a good site and with the growth
and development Of the county the past
few years are likely to find their pro9ec'
. winning one right from the start. Mr
erickson and Mr.. McDermott have a
combined business acquaintance VIII
the people of this portion OF the county
! That reouires no introduction and tney
I h.va associated with them in Mr.. Burns
I a gentleman who comes TO haheuon
! from South Dakota with business ea-
! nerience of many years as we'll as a nien
! standing for honest and reliable dealing
! chat recommends him highly to the
naonle whom he will meet.