Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-25

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sale at this Office.
Have you seen the newest shapes in
Gordon hats at c. j. Kelly's.
For the best corset on the market for
seventy-five cents go to c. j. Kelly's
store.
Jno. w. Maxwell was a Langdon
visitor Saturday from his farm south of
Osnabrock.
Wanted, at Schulke's Trade Palace
store. 10000 pounds Of butter. Highest
market price paid
Did you see Liebeler & Finertys
new buggies? A carload just received.
They are handles.
| Mrs. Frank Moran is this week enter
tanning her sister, Mrs. Nugent, and
little daughter of st. Paul.
Mrs. Geo. w. Gardner is here from
Duluth, Mimi, for few days visiting
Langdon members of the family.
Miss Sara Agar, who has been living
in Winnipeg for year or so, is visiting
her mother and relatives in this vicinity
this week.
Cashier Thompson and wife are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. n. r. Burley of
Walhalla. parents of Mrs. Thompson,
during the races.
Among the representative visitors from
Walhalla this week are noted j. d. Cor
don and j. L. Briden. both of whom are
good judges OF fast horses.
A. J. Harrington is prepared to con-
tract for jobs of bricklaying, stone work
and plastcring, either in the city or
country. Work guaranteed and terms
reasonable.
W. \. Veil is here from Perth for a
visit with friends during the races and
will be accompanied on his return by
Mrs. Veil and baby, who have been hnre
for a month visiting Schulke's.
Mat Schneider is now in charge of the
Sullivan meat market. Several years
ago he filled the position of butcher
with j. +. Ramage and has since been
operating his farm in West Perry.
George Welsh visited Grand Forks
over Sunday returning with the children
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Elford, who have left
on months visit east, which includes
New York and many of the leading
cities in the east.
Frank Ferguson, for two years past
yard man with the lumber firm of Mahon
T. Robinson in this city returned last
week from trip through the North
west Territories, whore he has acquired
Canadian government land.
Pat Madden. we'll known in this city
is laid up with serious injuries, the re.
suit of a runaway at Wales last Friday
in which he received broken shoulder
and number of bruises. Since leaving
here last spring Madden has been ir
the employ of the livery barn at Wales
} The new farm residences of ALT
Padden and Vim. Ullyott, east of town
are now about completed and will estaE
! lish their owners in two as comfortable
homes as can be found or the prairies
of this state. They reflect considerable
credit on the builders, Messrs. McPher
!, son and Madigan.
, The Republican last week was editee
in a style which showed that its new:
columns we're we'll taken,care of despite
the fact that Editor Lindstrom was MOI
| within a hundred miles of Langdor
until the day the paper went to press
!, Tom Smiths stunt at punching up loca
j, items shows an inspiration along literary
!, lines that ought to find vent along
reportorial line and not be bottled up il
, an effort to alleviate aching molars.
Construction is we'll under way on thu
erection of the woodwork shop OF
/ Second street that will be opened here
shortly by Alonzo Oke, who, with partie:
, from Cando, is incorporating compan!
for the manufacture of all kinds OF in
: terror finish building material. The!
are installing eleven pieces of machiner!
, for the purpose of operating their fac
tory, which will give local supply TO
, the present demand of doors, sash worl
and lathe and wood turning.
This week Iceman Haugh is king ant
? fiat rate of three cents pound for ic'
has been issued covering the two day.
of the races, circus day and July 4tb
+ after which the regular price of tn
season, .one-half cent per pound, vii
again be in order. Langdon is one
the few towns along the line that is abb