Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-30

Mrs. ". r. Bradley left yesterday 10,
q visit With Park River relatives.
Al kinds of summer goods at great,
reduced prices {. ]. Kelly's store..-
Dr.. F. S. Smith and family we're
visitors over the weekend with Walhal
Ia friends. J
A. Schulke and family will leave short
~ for couple of weeks outing at Cas-
Co. Sup't Crawford goes to Hannah
on Saturday to conduct meeting of the
teachers association.
Mrs. R. Hayward is being visited by
her sister who arrived Friday of las,
from her home in Iowa.
Our customers are our best medium,
Of advertising. So is everyone who buy:
a Baldwin piano. McGruer Il Void.
Mrs. Crawford concludes her visit to-
day at the home of her sister. Mrs. DR.
Smith. leaving for her home in Chicago
Attorney ". B. Dickson spent q
couple of days the early part of the
week transacting business at Grand
Forks.
VIM. Stevenson. of the new implement,
firm of Hunter i Stevenson. is transact
ing business with the Twin CITY trade
this week.
Agent Morrison's big elevator. the
Northwestern. is being equipped with q
new Otto gasoline engine OF increased
capacity this week.
L. S. bennington arrived las. week
from his home in Iowa to PERSONAL,
look after the interests of the New
Century Land Co. this fall.
Merchant Jos. Trepanier has closed
out his general store at Olga and is pre-.
pairing to open up in business this fall
at Backoo. in Pembina county.
Mrs. Nugent. who has been the guest
of her sister. Mrs. Frank Moran. and
other Langdon relatives for a few weeks
left Monday with her children for their
home in St. Paul.
Mrs. ". B. Dickson left Monday for
Detroit. Mich. taking along her nephew
Charlie Black. who will JOIN Mrs. Black
and the family in Ontario, shortly re-
turning to their home in Labrador.
See that thy linen is as white as snow
For cleanliness is next to Godliness,
you know. II you want first class work
and prompt delivery send your soiled
linen to the Langdon Steam Laundry.
Phone 81.
Cavalier county's crop of prairie
chickens will be little above the aver
age this fall as the birds are growing
fast. although according to Game Ward
on Meiklejohn, they will not be ripe to
shoot yet for awhile.
Jas. Dobie was visitor Monday from
Glenila township. Several farmers in
that neighborhood commence harvesting
barley this week. The growth of straw
this year is unusually short. but an
average yield is looked for.
Banker Mooney and wife left yester-
day for the east and will visit in the
Twin Cities and Milwaukee. expecting
also to make short stay at Watertown.
Wis. where Mr.. MONEYS mother is in
poor health at the present time.
August LIST is the date set TO open
for service the long distance telephone
line to Hannah and intervening towns.
The long line wire will enter town on
Spruce street at the Dorval crossing.
traversing Seventh street and then run
diagonally from the Ntzhugh, corner of
Walnut street to Oak street. crossing
Third street to the central Office at the
Columbia corner.
Neil McKechnie who disposed of his
farm in this county, near Mona post
office, writes the DEMOCRAT to change
the address of his paper from Minot to
Bjelland in Bottineau.s He has spent
several months looking over the land
in the Mouse river country and finally
located on a claim in the newly opened
up lands bordering on the coal fields Of
western North Dakota.
Sveinson j. Thortinnson, as contrac-
tors and builders. have handled large
share of the work in the way of houses.
barns and granaries erected through the
southwest part of the county this sum
mer. Any number of farmer residents
of Henderson and Gordon townships
will bear out the statement that their
work is thoroughly done and at rea-
sonable price. Their post Office address
is Klein, N. d.
Attorneys. Monnet and Lamb we're
both stella attractions at the tennis
tournament that was in progress at
Winnipeg during the fair last week.
American players of the game were again
this year successful in showing superior
ity over their Canadian cousins and it