Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-03-05
Boys knee pants from 25 cents and up

Boys knee pants from 25 cents and up
at Kclly's.
The flour Of quality is Hannah's Pride
1t makes perfect bread. Pure. whole
some and delicious.
Get your auction sale bills printed at
the COURIER DEMOCRAT Office. Orders
promptly filled and prices reasonable.
Postmaster John McGauvran and
wife returned Tuesday from their visit
of few weeks with friends at Seattle
and other Pacific coast points.
Dry stove wood, of all kinds. Hard OF
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.
Auditor Robert Work is spending a
few days at Bismarck, where Il meeting
of the county auditors of the state has
been called to confer with members re-
gartling measures before the Legislature
affecting county affairs.
Mrs. Albert KonZe was a passenger on
Tuesdays train for st. Paul taking along
her twelve year old daughter, Who will
undergo an operation at st. Joseph S
hospital for the removal of a decayed
l,r,po ~, how r;rht hand
Prof. HITLER, the latest addition to the
teaching faculty of Cavalier county and
principal of the Milton schools, is re-
lative of the Rev. Clark at Hannah and
gets high endorsement as to professional
ability from the editor of the Moon, who
is holding down similar job at the end
town.
The firm of A. B. Salter & Co., since
taking hold of the fruit and confectionery
business, lately purchased of VIM.
Flumerfelt, have decided to give the in
terror of their store thorough overhaul
ing and with the approaching of spring
will strive to have one of the neatest
places of business in the city.
A play entitled, ''The Milkmaids Con
vcntion,' will be put on at the Donovan
Hall. about March 9th by local talent,
under the auspices of the Ladies Guild
of the Presbyterian church. 1t is I'M
derstood there will be upwards of twenty
young people in the cast and as rehear-
sails are already underway something
good in the way of a local entertainment
NAV be looked for on that date.
The "Crows" have been entertaining
large audiences at the Donovan Hall
each night during the present week.
During their first visit here, in De-
cember of last year they fairly played
their way into the hearts of the theatre
going people of Langdon and on their
temperance here this week they are
giving if possible better satisfaction than
ever. Monday night they opened with
the "Mountain of Mystery:" which was
followed on Tuesday night with "a
Merry Minister" and last night ''Faust''
was played by special request. The
Grow Imperial Stock Co., came nearer
:sflling the bill' than any aggregation
that has appeared here during the sea
son.
Co. Surveyor A. B. Darling blew in
with the blizzard of last Friday and
spent the balance of the week with the
Hunters and his host of Langdon friends
Mr.. Hunter states that he has lately re-
ceived official authority from the office
of the surveyor general at Washington
to proceed with the surveying of that
portion of the Rush Lake in township
1852, range 60, meandered at the time o.
the original survey of this county wher
it was first opened for settlement. The
most important part of his work lies il
sections 3 and 10, where there is much
good land now held by persons with
squatter's right. The surveying of thi'
will give these parties an opportunity tt
make proper filing and proceed will
making their proof. Surveyor Darling
expects he will be able to have the sec
ton and township lines Strengthened on
| in week from the time he can get t
work. The surveying is to BE- done a
soon Is the snow is of the ground.