Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-23
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All kinds of summer goods at greatl,
reduced prices at c. ]. Kelly's store.
Born on Thursday, July 18th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Shredder of Mt. Carmel
son.
When in town don't fail to see the
special bargains at C. j. Kelly,s big
double store.
j. G. Dickson and wife take this after
moons train for few day visit with
Winnipeg friends.
Wanted, at Schulke's Trade Palace
store, 10000 pounds Of butter. Highest
market price paid.
W. F. Winter and wife are spending
the week looking over the attractions
at the Winnipeg fair.
Don't fail to look over the Leade,
threshing machine. tits something
new and up to date.
c.. Kelly gives ten per cent discount
tickets with every cash sale see his new
advertisement on the front page.
Frank Moran and wife and Mrs
Nugent returned on Friday from a few
days visit with friends at Bathgate.
The home of Bert Carpenter. few
miles west of town reioices this week
over the arrival of an eleven pound son
on Monday.
Jas. Door. state agent of the Aetna
life insurance company, made visi,
here this week looking up old and new
policy holders.
Miss Hazel Loynes was taken quite i'll
during the stay of the family at the
Chautauqua but is reported as some
what improved since returning home.
The report of the gun club shoot helc
at Hannah week ago shows that Robt
Meiklejohn had the highest individual
score of any contestants participating.
Mrs. Griswold, who has been i'll at thu
Hannah hospital with typhoid fever re
turned last week to her home in thi:
city. She is we'll along the road to re
oovery.
j. K. Hamilton is assisting in Co
Auditor Works Office during the extra
rush occasioned by the changes made
in the assessment books by the board o
equalization.
Mrs. Geo. Rice, of Whitehall, Wis.
and Mrs. Z. o. Void, Of Kanada. MINI.
who have visited several days witt
Mrs. A. o. Void, left for their homes in
the east on Mondays passenger.
g.. Hedley Stevenson got home yesterda.
from three weeks trip out to Saska
toon, N. w. T., where himself ane
brother, Jas. Stevenson, have started ;
stock farm on claims filed on year ago
Miss Minnie Hobbins, who has beer
teaching school the past five months nea
Leroy will leave in few days for he
home at Detroit, Mich. In leaving
North Dakota Miss Hobbins has tn,
good wishes for the future of a large
number of friends.
Why buy bread that is shipped here
from Osnabrock, Grand Forks, or some
other old town. with short weight, whel
you can get six full weight loaves at thu
City Bakery for twenty-five cents. Fresl
bread every day and the best on earth
Phone in your orders.
George McGauvran brought to tow
Monday from his farm near Osnabrock
man named Casey, who drank part o
the contents of bottle of formaldehyd'
by mistake. The effect on the man
stomach was something terrible, bu
prompt medical assistance brought hin
around all right.
L. b. SENEGAL, an old pioneer of Cava
lier county, now residing at Belcourt
n. d., is here visiting among old friend.
and to see his son. Blacksmith
Emile SENEGAL, of Olga. He is accom-
panied by his daughters, Misses Eugene
and Georgina. who are the guests o
Judge Dorval's family during thei
stay here.
| Moscow township has placed in tn
hands of its road overseers printed re
ceipt forms, which it will in the futur
require to be filled out by parties borrow
ing and using their road scrapers. The.
have found this necessary in order t.
properly locate where the scrapers ar
when wanted. The system adopted b.
the town board of Moscow is likely t
commend itself to other neighborin,
towns. where an indiscriminate loanin,
of scraper and other road building tool
has in the past proved TROUBLESOME
nuisance.
Henry L, kretsch arrived last weel
from Winnipeg, Man., for a visit witt
friends here and at Wales. Since las
fall he has filled position with tn