Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-09
Rye -four at Parsons feed store.

AOONN '1so.>s
N. O'Shaughncssy, of the U. G. H.,
hotel was passenger down the line to
Grand Forks Monday.
! Boyd's big department store lhas an
elaborate and tasty Easter display in
his show windows this week.
| Peter McKechnie was in the city over
Sunday from his Boyd township farm
to visit his brother Neil McKechnie and
family.
Hon. J. +. Shea, came down the line
from Wales, where he has carload of
horses on sale, and spent Sunday with
Langdon friends.
Spring and Summer Suitings, Overcoats,
etc. 500 samples to select from, Telephone
No. 80 and ! will call with samples. Fit
guaranteed. Sherwin.
Assistant Postmaster A. +. Gardner
will remain at st. Paul several weeks for
the purpose of being treated by a
specialist for ear trouble.
Lorne O!zc. who has been making an
extended visit at the family home here
during the late illness and since the
! funeral of his father returned Monday
| to Gando.
| Norton Nash. returned this week from
| Hannah. where he has been associated
with L. b. Robson in the real estate
business. He will spend the summer
on his farm south of town.
Dr. stove wood. of ali kinds. Hard OIL
soft. Delivered in any part OF the city
either by the cord or sawed into lengths
ready for the stove. Prices moderate
Lanssdon Lumber Co. Phone C4.
| VIM. Russell and family remove this
week from their farm near Wales to tho
Canadian Northwest where Mr.. Russell
has located claims in the Saskatoon
nciohborhood. which has been tho dies
tinarion of many Cavalier county re-
sitlcnts movcing west.
Rev. Dougan conducted services on
Sunday at Inkster. supplying the pulpit
of Rev. Onions, the Presbyterian pastor
who has been incapacitated since al
operation of the early part OF the winter
when he had the misfortune to have
both of his hands badly frozen.
Henry Clarke in letter under date o.
March Both from Calmar, Alberta, N. w
T., states that HIS first impressions o
that country are very favorable. He was
among the foremost farmers OF Grey
township and will do we'll anywhere i
| hard work and good farming count to-
anything.
| Co. Sup't Crawford and sister. Mis-
lille Crawford took Thursdays train tt
Rochester. Mimi. to join their fathe
and other members of the family at TIT
bedside of their sister. Miss Agnes CraM
ford at the time of her undergoing tn
oncration from the effects OF which sh
died Monday morning.
The Stewart-Orpc wedding III tn
Sopcr settlement last week was an even
which deeply interested all residents c
that we'll settled portion Oh the count.
The Groom has a valuable farm nea
Edmorc and is one of the gram buyer
If that town. He takes as his life par
ner a popular young lady of the sope
no;ohborhood and daughter of one
the families, who have prospered thel
3 .,;,,oa the first settlement of the count
Tn another column will be found
notice of the tragic death of u
e Taporte. at Minot. Joe was for mar
+ wears a resident of this county, resldll
n the greater portion of the time at Nech
$. His ever sunny character made him
universal favorite and his business
,,tions made him largely acqualnte
Then, too, Joe used to mix in politics
81 little. to help out friend; always
ss help a friend, never for himself. ~
-, was the key note to his character.
~ ~ was bright and capable and mig mt ma
ID succeeded but for his big heart. Al
az thing he had was his friends and eve
~ hody was his friend. If a friend e
- annlied for a favor and he was una
~. to Grant it, tear would come into
ch eve: he was by far the most disappo'
-, al of the two. His ability alW
mo- brought him remunerative employing
ast but his generosity prevented his % ),
49,, ness success. We who knew nm
wv regret that so kindly spirit has o
to removed, as such strong fellow feel
tha is like dew to the parched eartn, IN
~. world of selfshness. In expressing
act appreciation of him we but echo
20, Sentiment of all of his old friends b
49, Peace to his ashes. = Bathgate
Paper.
rch 1000 yards Of Fancy Cali
100 worth ? and 8 cents. Sale pr
s cents q yard. The Chicago 81