Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-16

The Leader threshing machine
has arrived.
Adamant takes the lead. Liebeler &
Finerty have it for sale.
Two 16 ounce cans of baking powder
for twenty-five cents at Kelly's. y
Twenty five per cent discount on all
at G.. Kelly's store during
the next week.
Did you see Liebeler & Finerty's
new buggies? A carload just received.
They are dandies.
Mrs. c. Orion and party returned on
Saturday from weeks outing at the
Chautauqua assembly.
j. B. Reiber was awarded the con-
tract this week for interior and outside
painting of the city school buildings.
Miss Mary McDougall, of the post
Office isenjoying few days outing which
she is spending with friends down the
line at Park River.
Arch'd Dickson and daughter arrived
yesterday from their home on the Mani
toba side for visit of few days with
relatives in the city.
4 son born Sunday morning to MIR.
and Mrs. Neil Mckechnie of this city is
the occasion of numerouscongratu
from many friends during the present
week.
The ladies social circle of the Presby-
terrain church meet tomorrow, Friday
afternoon, ut the home of Mrs. Malcolm
Morrison at three o'clock Ladies of the
city all invited to attend.
Jas. p. Brennan was visited day or
two last week by his sister. Mrs. Florence
Baldwin, who has a large circle of friends
in Langdon who formerly made their
home at Bathgate. in Pcmbina county.
This week the Johnson -VanSant Land
CO., have removed from their temporary
quarters in H. ID. Parsons feed store to
a suite of office rooms in the Schulke
block.
Misses Jean Mcmillan, Helen Sullivan
and Viola Truax leave this afternoon
for trip of three weeks through the
Yellowstone Park region. State Urea
lsurer ID. II. Mcmillan accompanied
them.
They say all makes Of threshing
machines are good. See the Leader
it is something better. 1t has side
shake shoe and side shake sieve,
. double straw rack with extra ca
: pacity all over.
! Service. the coming Sunday will be
held at the Baptist church by the
pastor, Rev. Robert A. McMullen, in the
: morning at eleven and in the evening al
V eight. Services held at Stilwell in the
3 afternoon at three o'clock
Rev. Dougan has been spending the
- week in Grand Forks looking after
E mission work connected with the PEN
bina presbytery and last Sunday. as
a synodical moderator, filled the pulpit
j of the Larimore church.
Photographer L.. C.Golden, of the new
gallery opposite the post Office, has or
sale some exceedingly fine views of the
fire that swept over the south end o
Third street last week. They make
handsome souvenirs of the event.
y Prospective buyers of binders SHOULD
read the ad of the Mime Harvester Co
4 in this issue. The Mime has stood tn
i, test for years and wherever used ha
- made the best of friends. Farmers tel
of cutting an entire harvest without on
loose bundle.
Mrs. Nj. A. Hudson, who for some tim
past has been resident on her home
!. stead in Bruce township and conducte
:. general store at that point, disposed
~ her business interests this week an
l.. will shortly return to her former HON
at Brockville. Ont.
:. Mrs. +. W. Mclean is preparing t
y leaveSthe forepart of the coming wee
". for the Pacific coast. where she will joi
. her husband, who is spending the sun
=, mer experimenting the work and in
- provements being made on the propert
y, Of the Continental Mining Co.. of whic
1; he is president.
Tomorrow. Friday, evening law
social, at which ice cream and othe
" refreshments will be served. is to bel
on the lawn at the Flumerfelt re
- dence by. the young ladies of st. A
AZ phonsus church. The band will
:" there and quite large attendance
= town folks may be expected it tt
~ we ather is fine.
Jas. Stevens, who left here early tn
- summer to look after his homestead
the Northwest Territories, is report'
" laid up in hospital at Winnipeg Wi