Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-30

DR.. and Mrs. F. s. Smith we're visiting
Sunday with friends at Milton.
For the best corset on the market for
seventy-five cents go to G. j. Kelly's
store.
Amos Abbott, the Wales druggist, was
visitor in the city over Friday night
last week.
Did you see Liebeler & Finerty's
new buggies? A carload just received.
They are dandies.
H. d. ALERT and wife are expected to
arrive home from their southern Cali
fornia trip next week.
G. w. Andrews of Walhalla has lately
added seven head of pure bred Jersey
cattle to his stock farm in Fremont.
NJ. J. O'Malley made business visit
over the week end at Grand Forks look
ing up affairs of interest to the Langdon
Lumber Co.
Miss Valera Shirley, a neice of Mrs.
Nj Orion, returned last week from her
home in Kansas and will visit with the
family during the summer.
Last week the State Bank of Wales
issued call statement that makes
showing of which Cashier Getchell need
not feel the least bit ashamed.
Austin Henry, who lately resigned his
position as lineman with the Langdon
Telephone & Exchange CO., is now with
the Northwestern long distance line.
Murray Archer returned last week
from st. Paul, where he has finished up
his studies in pharmacy, and has a posi-
ton in the Tyrrell 4 Burke drug store
les Hines, a resident of Hannah since
the town started, made old friends in
Langdon a farewell visit last week.
Himself and wife leave in Il few days for
Oregon.
John Balsdon has the frame started
this week for a $1,000 two story residence
on Sixth street north of the school
house. Contractors Mcpherson and
Madigan have the job in hand.
Comparison of goods and prices de-
monstrates that the Bee Hive store has
an advantage of the ''big fellows. who
put on airs at a big expense and make
their customers ''pay the piper
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 81.
j. L. Wood. who has spent part of
the last year studying medicine at
Detroit. Mich, was a passenger north
last Tuesday to his home at Woodbridge
and will engage in teaching school dur
ing the vacation.
The johnson Land Co. are doing a
rushing land business this spring and
this week have had teams through the
country showing prospective buyers from
the east desirable Cavalier county farm
paropcrty they have listed for sale.
Walhalla people, among others Banker
G. w. Andrews, have it all figured out
that the new TOWNSHIP, to be located six
miles north of there, at the cement mines
and brick yard owned by Messrs. Mayo
and Donovan will be a good thing for
the 'Halla.
Among the insurance adiusters here
Tuesday to settle the loss sustained by
the Masonic Temple in the fire of
Friday. were E. G. Cooper of the St
Paul Fire & Marine and S. O. Tollefson
of the Northwestern from Grand Forks
both well known by Langdon people.
Banker Prom's wife left last week with
their youngest child for California. tho
trip being taken owing the continued
sickness of the little one since its birth
Their stay out on the coast will continue
indefinitely with hopes of a permanent
benefit to the health of the child re
sulting.
Dan Meehan, who has spent the pas
five weeks on his Huron township farm
returned to town Saturday. This sum
mer it is likely that the valuable time o
the Senator from Cork" will be prett,
we'll occupied in the care of grass lawns
planting trees and adding generally tt
the beauty of Langdon.
Co. Surveyor A. B. Darling was
visitor in the city over Sunday at tn
home of his daughter, Mrs. G. S. Hunter
and brought word that many prosperou
and progressive farmers had alread
sown large acreages of wheat oats ant
barley. Mr.. and Mrs. Darling will visi
during greater portion of the summe
among friends at Calgary, N. w. L
Spokane, Wash. and San Francisco
Cal, and expect to start on their tri
early in the coming month.
Herman Wendt, who has put in seve
weeks at the Boulder Springs, Mont