Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-18
Smoke Weber Bros. cigars.

ndu EFlQe nOur.
Good paint at c. j. Kelly's for sl.OC
per gallon while it lasts.
Go to Milton on the Fourth and help
make the bird of freedom yell.
McGruer & Void have carload and
half OF pianos and organs on the road
Miss Jessie jackson arrived home this
week from the state university for the
summer vacation.
Did you get adamant to plaster your
house? If you didn't you made mistake
1t is sold by Liebeler t. Finerty.
Wives that really want to keep their
husbands in a good humor should feed
them on bread made from "Hannahs
Pride" -four.
osDr. E. l. Donovan's son, Eddie, and
Joe Holleran returned last week from a
trip across country to Neche, where they
visited several days with friends of the
family.
JOS. Ridley and wife of Elkwood, took
Tuesdays train for visit with relatives
and old friends at number of points in
the east. They expect to be away the
greater part of the summer.
The second presentation of "From
Sumter to the Appomato1," by local
theatrical talent will occur at the Opera
House on Wednesday evening of next
week. The closing day of the race
meeting.
At the state gathering of the Catholic
Order of Forester held at Wahpeton
last week the election of officers resulted
in the reelection of Cashier John
Sheehan, of this city, as treasurer of the
order for another term of two years.
Our friends visiting the city during
the race meeting next week, or on Satur-
day-circus day are invited to call and
make themselves at home. The DEMO
Graf invites its friends old and new to
call and feel at home while in the city.
Elkwood lodge of Maccabees will have
their annual picnic in Rows grove on
July 4th, and'as everybody is aware OF
the good time afforded people who have
attended these gatherings in the past
there is little question that the crowd
this year will be bigger than ever.
Ed. +. Reilly. who for some time filled
position as prescription clerk with the
Langdon Pharmacy left this week for
Fargo to accept similar position. This
spring he completed course i'll phar-
macy and week ago numbered among
those who successfully wrote at the
meeting of the state board of examiners.
Work commences to day on the ex-
tension of the long distance line OF the
Northwestern Telephone Co., from this
point to Hannah and it is expected the
crew of twenty men will have the job
completed inside of month. At pre-
sent the camp of the crew is located on
the CT. Northern right of way near the
water tank.
Hon. Charles Chisholm of Langdcn
has been visiting his brother Banker j
NJ. Chisholm, of Pembina this week
MIR. C. was one of the beginners of things
in this county in the early days: forsome
! wears was in the hotel business at Hamll
ton and later went to Langdon where ne
has for many years been one of the lead
ing business men. Old friends here were
glad to see that advancing years had moi
dealt hardly with him. Pembina Pioneer
Express.
The work of excavating the basemen,
for the foundation of the new Catholic
church was started Monday at noon
The work is being done by nelghborlne
farmers, who both furnish the teams ano
help. b. Heating has undertaken the
overseeing of the job and it is estimated
! that an outlay of at least $3.50 is being
saved by the voluntary taxing up VI .ns
lob by members of the church. Int
lob is being handled by six men witt
their teams and it is expected will u
completed by Saturday night.
Capt. Ross, of Co. E. has this weel
been served with official notice that M
excuse will be accepted for the absence
of any member of his company except II
case of sickness-when the certificate o
physician will be required-or IN cas'
Of the death of a member OF the family
It is hoped by strict observance OF tn''
order all the companies will report a
the encampment with full complete
ment of men. Co. E. leaves next Wed
nesday afternoon stopping at Larlmof'
over night and leaving there on I'M
morning Of the 25th for the camp ground'
at Devils Lake, whore they will be u ~ =
ITsesday evening Of the following ~eek