Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-02-19
Webers cigars mean quality.

Webers cigars mean quality.
G. j. Kelly handles New Idea patterns
w. f. Winter and E. A. Farrell arr
spending the week in the Twin Cities or
business.
w. A. Ferguson of the Armory restau
rant is confined to his room this week
with an attack of la grippe.
Don't fail to attend the performance
of the National Stock Co.. at the Dono
van Hall on Monday evening, Feb'y23.
Merchant J. B. Beauchamp from Olga
was over here part of last week to look
over the spring line of samples of travel
ing men.
Veterinary Minge left Monday for his
home in Alabama, expecting to be away
month. He was called home by news
of the illness of his mother
Chas. p. IcCormick's new jewelry
store, next to Flumerfelts is being given
the finishing touches. He expects to be
ready for business the first of next week.
Tom Barrie returned last week from I.
visit to the family home at Duro, Ont.
and reports that his mother is much
better and expected soon to be around
again.
Miss Maggie Wait departed Tuesday
for Everett, Wash, for visit with re-
latives and after Easter, it is rumored
will be one of the contracting parties in
wedding.
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 filed and delivered in any
part of the city.
A meeting of members of Co. E is
called for Monday evening at the Armory
Lieut.. Smith asks that all members of
the company attend as the business is of
special Importance.
Albert Myers east of town is enjoying
a visit from his sisters Misses Annie and
Barbara, Myers, who arrived on Fridays
train from Baden, Ont, and expect to
remain here during the summer.
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 ga.
Contractor Jerry Kelland took the
train Friday for visit until spring
among old friends near London, Ont.
On his return he will stop off at points in
the east and engage skilled workmen to
come here during the building season.
Representative Chas. Baker, member
of the legislature from Ramsey county
came in on Fridays train withHons. Jas.
Mcdowell and Chas. Chisholm. Mr..
Baker visited over Sunday with his sister
Mrs. M. L. Sullivan and many Langdon
friends.
Contributions have been subscribed
by citizens of Langdon this week to a
list circulated Monday by Mr.. Jno. G..
Irvine in aid of the famine stricken
people of Sweden and Finland. It is
stated that Langdon's mite to the relief
fund raised by the Northwestern states
amounted to nearly 500 when the list
closed yesterday forenoon.
The resignation of f. HILBERT as post
master at BAG has rendered necessary
the temporary closing of that post Office.
It is thought that the same will even
tually be moved two miles west of the
old location, but the name of the new
postmaster has not been learned.
Patrons of the Office are for the present
receiving their mail at Mazda.
The new annex to G. j. Kelly's big
store in the bank block is already open
for business although it is not likely that
things will be in proper shape for few
days until the carpenters and painters
get out. The entrance to the annex on
Oak street opens into the grocery de-
partment. The store proper, fronting
on Third street now being devoted ex-
clusively to dry goods and clothing. The
new arrangement gives Mr.. Kelly as
conveniently arranged and up to date
establishment as is to be found in Lang
don today.