Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-02-26
Wsbers cigars mean quality.
G. j. Kelly handles New Idea pate

Wsbers cigars mean quality.
G. ]. Kelly handles New Idea patterns
r. P. McAllan was in the city yester-
day from Osnabrock transacting bust
ness between trains.
The Perseverance club meets on Satur
day afternoon with Miss Myrta Finerty,
at half past two o'clock.
A little baby girl was welcome arrival
Saturday morning at the home of J. K.
Hamilton north of town.
Druggist Henry Arneson was a visitor
with Langdon friends over Sunday re-
turning to Edinburg Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Jennings from Cavalier
visited portion of last week with Lang
don friends returning home Monday.
e. Il. Hawkins the genial paper sales
man of the Mcclellan Paper Co., of
Duluth, spent Monday night in town.
Blacksmith John Girodat, of Mt. Car
mel, welcomed the addition of baby
girl to his family circle on the 18th inst.
j. Mahoney took Mondays train for
the Twin Cities expecting to be absent
the greater part of the week attending
to business matters.
II. d. ALERT and wife are arranging to
leave in a few days for the Pacific coast
and contemplate spending couple
months at Los Angeles.
Postmaster Peter Zettel of Mt. Car
mel took to days train far West Branch,
Mich, in response to telegram stating
that his mother was seriously ill.
E.A. McCay authorizes the DEMOCRAT
to state that the report circulated last
week that he had disposed of the Palace
livery stable business is erroneous.
Quite number of the Scotch from
Harvey Centre took Mondays train to
Hannah to participate in the festivities
held by the admirers of Burns at the
end town.
For good dry stove wood either by the
cord or sawed ready for use, call up the
Langdon Lumber Co., Phone GA. Or
ders promptly filled and delivered in any
part of the city.
John Zeller and family have moved in
from their farm near Osnabrock and are
occupying the Clarke house in the Dor
val addition, which Mr.. Zeller recently
bought of A. o. Void.
Harry Atkinson, we'll known as a
school teacher and fraternal organizer in
this county, came down from Dresden on
Friday and is acting as substitute editor
of the Republican,, until the return of
Editor Lindstrom from California.
Chas. II. McDermott and VIM Flumer-
felt expect to leave this week and look
over the cheap farm lands in the ASSN
aboia and Saskatchewan districts of the
Canadian Northwest. They will prob
ably be gone couple of weeks and
invest, if suited, in several quarter Sec
tons.
The latest reports are that Leslie S.
Hartzell is progressing rapidly toward
recovery from injuries sustained last
week, when the explosion of charge of
dynamite with which he was boring a
we'll inflicted injuries that at the time
we're considered as probably fatal. The
sight of both eyes has been saved,
though at the time the accident occurred
it was blindness that caused the friends
and family the greatest alarm.
LIS. Champine goes to Grand Forks
on Saturday to represent the Langdon
Driving Park and Agricultural associat.
ing at meeting held that evening at
the Dacotah hotel by the Great Northern
Racing circuit. They purpose complet
ing arrangements as to the amount Of
purses to be offered and outlining the
program of races for the meeting. It is
the purpose to complete all details al
that time and shortly they will be able
to announce officially as to events. Mr.
Champine is anxious to have these mat
ters settled early as the Langdon race
meeting will be the first of the season
and by getting out posters as soon al
possible it is hoped to get big string O.
i fast horses to enter the races here ane
] follow the circuit to the close of thu
J season.