Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-23
Smoke Weber Bros. cigars.
Rye -four at Parsons feed store. 81

Il Asedo oNcF luc new advertisement OIL
Liebeler 4 Finerty on the front page.
: Judge Knceshaw is back from Florida
and reports his orange groves down
there fourishing.
Mrs. A. L. Perry was down from Wales
and visited with the ladies of the Eastern
Star Tuesday evening.
Did you get adamant to plaster your
house? If you didn't you made mistake
1t is sold by Liebeler 4 Finerty.
| ID. MCLAUGHLIN ST.. returned Saturday
by way of Hannah from visit. with
friends across the line in Manitoba.
Miss Mollie Comstock who has been
following her musical studies in ST. Paul
during the winter arrived home Monday.
Harry Bdlallc, engaged in the real
estate business at Osnabrock greeted
friends in the city between trains Satur-
day.
Mrs. kessler left on Fridays train for
st. Paul, called there by the critical
condition OF Mrs. w. A. Laidlaw' S
youngest child.
Spring and Summer Suitings, Overcoats,
etc. 500 samples to select from, Telephone
No. 80 and will call with samples. Fit
guaranteed. Sherwin.
J. w. Prattcn, manager of Milton's
Collection Agency, is said to be putting
up fine residence in the metropolis of
the south-end of the county Midsummer
Sheriff Pinkcrton returned Saturday
from a trip to Jamestown, having taken
James Garvcy. a resident of Boyd town
ship, to the state insane asylum for treat
mcnt.
Dry stove wood, of all kinds. Hard or
soft. Delivered in any part of the city
either by the cord or sawed into lengths
ready for the stove. Prices moderate.
Langdon Lumber Co. Phone "a.
N. r. McGruer left Tuesday for visit
of several days in the Twin Cities and
while away will receive medical treat
ment for an affection of the1throat from
which he has suffered considerable lately
The FIRST National Bank has had Il
new sidewalk laid on Oak street along-
side it's brick block to the grocery annex
of the G. J. Kelly store. The improve
ment is a very noticeable and commend
able one.
The Osnabrock post-office changed
hands last week and the new incumbent,
Joe Paulson, transfers his talent from
buying No. Hard to pounding stamps.
According to all reports he likes his new
job immensely.
Mrs. Black. who has been visiting a
couple Of weeks with the family of her
sister. Mrs. w. b. Dickson, returned
/ Monday to Detroit. Mich, where her
little daughter. Jean, is under hospital
treatment for spinal trouble.
Milton has its village election called
/ for Monday May 4th-next year the
election will occur on the third Tuesday
| in March the same as in the townships.
Senator Plain introduced a bill to
that effect and secured its passage
through the Legislature in order to
simplify the matters.
John Steveland, we'll known old
settler of this county, for many years
resident of the Mona settlement, isvisit
ing here from Fountain, Mimi, at which
place he was married on February It'll
to Miss Bertha Larson. Though NJ
longer a resident here he still owns con
siderable farming property in the vicinit!
of Mona.
The end-town bank, the State Bank o
Hanna. shows a healthy business de
. yelopment in the statement published
last week in the Moon. The line O
deposits have taken another flyer ant
are shown as being sll6,592.60. Their
!, is something complimentary to Cashie
McMillan's management in every tier
v of the statement.
The lecture Thursday evening b
President Merritield, of the state un
1 versity, on "London Illustrated" wa
), listened to by only fair-sized audienc
o occasioned no doubt by the number
+ entertainments preceding it and the lat
is ness of the season generally. Presidel
> Merrifield gathered the information en-
If bodied in the subject during tour
" the Old World last summer. 1t WI
g. thoroughly enjoyed and interest furth
m added by series of views thrown
1t canvas by lime light. President Mer
ID field. has happy way of carrying b
7e audience with him and his comments
al the un- American traditional love of t
es Britisher for something with long a
in cestry and high sounding title was bo
n. amusing and instructive, \.
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