Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-02
Rye flour at Parsons feed store.

| Grand Forks visitors over Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. Hall of Grafton is visiting in
+, the city this week with her sister, Mrs
j. H. Harlan.
| Woods, Edwards, e. Co., closed their
grain commission office in this city the
first of the month.
Flakey, crisp pie crust cannot be made
with ordinary -four. 1t takes fine, nice
-four like Hannah's Pride.
Alf. Heapy returned Friday from Min
neapolis, where he has spent the winter
attending a business college.
Percy Abbey came up from the Forks
on Monday to visit his parents until the
state university rcopcns for the spring
| term.
Samuel Thorn and Miss Marguerite
Irwin, both living in the vicinity of
Wales were married on the 25th ult., at
Hannah.
VIM. Craig. travelling superintendent
of the Northwestern Elevator company,
made his spring inspection trip along
the line this week.
Walter y. Gould who has spent the
winter on Tie Pacific coast has taken Il
position III the j. Il. Boyd department
store for the summer.
Spring and Summer Suitings, 0vercoats,
etc. 500 samples to select from, Telephone
No. SO and 1 will call with samples. Fit
guaranteed. Sherwin.
Langdon friends will learn with regret
of the protracted illness for several weeks
past OF Isador Dawson, whose condition,
however, at last reports was improving.
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 81.
Alderman Chas. Haugh has uncorkcd
his municipal boomlet and is out for an
other term in the city council from the
Third Ward. If there is anyone enjoys
himself in local politics its Charlie.
A daughter at the Mt. Carmel home
of Frank Hotfarth which arrived during
the past week is bringing congratulations
to Frank on the increase in his family.
Mother and daughter both are reported
as doing we'll.
The Winter residence on Sixth street
has been leased by A. B. Salter who
takes possession this spring after w. F.
Winter and family move into their fine
new home recently completed on the
corner of Spruce and Seventh streets.
In the building of fine farm residences
this summer A. l.. Morkcn. of Alma, and
Henry Krein, of Loan. so far are in the
lead. The homes they plan building are
| figured at costing between $1,000 and
$4,000 each.
\. S. Burrows, the Grand Forks land
man spent a day or two here last week
The firm he represents are putting all
their Cavalier county holdings on the
market this spring and investing quite
extensively in Southern Manitoba lands
Hon. J. Il. Shea, the railroad commits
sioner from Wahpeton, who owns con
siderable Cavalier county land is here
for few days looking after spring farm
ing operations. He is also on the marke
with carload of fine horses for loca
trade.
Under the direction of Chief of Police
McDermott some excellent work ha:
been done in the way of clearing W
the streets. This spring the authoritie'
are showing promptness in giving thu
city thorough spring cleaning that ou
citizens cannot fail to appreciate.
Readers will note the auctioneer ad
vertisement on another page of J. r
lTovey, whose address is at Etna, N. d.
located in Boyd township. In the sale
held this spring through the south west
ern portion of the county. John is un
derstood as having shown himself to b
adept as an auctioneer.
| Walter b. Mclean, brother of At
tornev F. w. Mclean closed the sale O
! his farm IN West Billings township thi
week and went west yesterday on lam
!; prospecting trip through the Canada
| Northwest. 1t is likely that his point G
destination will be Dundurn, ASA
where there is considerable Dominic
, land near the railroad still vacant an
, the reports from that region strike hill
, more favorable than those from an
j, other section of the Canadian Northwes
, Friends here and in Pembina count
wish him we'll in his new home.
j, 1900 yards Of Fancy calico'
,lworth ? and 8 cents. Sale price
8 cents q yard. The Chicago stor'