Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-09
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SP1Ao8 uto6S goods.
When in town don't fail to see tn.
bargain table Of remnants at C. j. Kelly's
store.
Wanted, at Schulke's Trade Palace
store, 10000 pounds of butter. Highest
market price paid.
Don't fail to look over the Leader
threshing machine. tits something
new and up to date.
Attorney H. A. Libby was in attend
ance on Judge Kneeshaws court day
OF two the fcrepart of the week.
Miss Tessie jackson left Monday to
take up the work at the summer school
which opened this week at the state
university.
Cashier Broghamer, of the CT. West
ern Bank at Osnabrock, was visitor in
the city at the opening of district court
here on Monday.
Mrs. w. B. Marsh, along with Prof.
Chittenden and wife, took in the sights
at Walhalla last week, returning Satur-
day after stay down there of a couple
of days.
w. H. Bidlake. of Osnabrock, has
lately acquired considerable farm pro-
perty near Dresden, on which he is
having fine residence and barn erected
this summer.
Friends in Langdon will be pleased to
learn that Will Haight of Osnabrock,
who was operated on for Appendicitis at
a hospital in Winnipeg last week. is in a
fair way to recovery.
Father Thos. Hayes, who has been
visiting few days with his brother,
N. A. Hayes ofthe First National Bank,
left on yesterdays passenger for his
home at Wasco, Texas.
Col. H. E. Burnt is among the at
taches of Judge Kneeshaw's court this
week and in the capacity of doorlseeper
the old soldier has the opportunity of
meeting many old friends.
Geo. G. Elford of the Langdon Imple-
ment Co., is moving around town with a
painful limp this week the result of a
sprained ankle. The injury being re.
ceived while assisting in unloading
machinery.
Doc. Hepburn reports that the crop
on old land through the western part OF
the county will require a soaking down
fall of rain within the next week if the
prospect of harvesting better than halt
a crop is to be anticipated.
Archie Sillers, ST., who has lately re-
turned from trip through portions Of
the Canadian Northwest, was abusiness
visitor in the city Monday and seems tc
be of the opinion that there are some
good pieces of land left out there yet.
Why buy bread that is shipped here
from Osnabrock, Grand Forks, or some
other old town, with short weight, when
you can get six full weight loaves at the
City Bakery for twenty five cents. Fresh
bread every day and the best on earth
Phone in your orders.
Prof. Cozens, the lecturer on phreno
logy stopped over here on the Fourth or
his way down the line from stay of +;
week at Hannah. where he has beer
reading the bumps on the heads of some
of the boys and girls who now have
future visions of the White House.
The Hannah people who receive the
literary aspirations from the Moon ar
up and doing already with crop reports
Frank Law got into print last week will
big garden truck boom on having pu
on table the first dish of new spurd
prior to July LIST. Hannah has on
permit to first honors in the squire
championship.
Judge Kneeshaw will adjourn cour
Saturday afetr cleaning up as much a
possible of the calendar. After a visi
with his family at .Pembina over Sun
day he goes to Glendale, in Dicke.
county, to try murder case for Judg'
Lauder of the fourth judicial district
who comes here to act as judge at thu
second trial of the Barry case.
Langdon crack shots go to Hannah Oh
tomorrow's train to meet the gun club
of Osnabrock, Milton and other neigh
boring towns. At the present time Osna
brock and Hannah have about an evel
break for first place, but after Langdo1
gets into the game tomorrow the muc]
talked of the provinces of the two first
named clubs will find out it wasn't ex
actly picnic after all.
Tuesday of next week. the 18th inst
the Maccabees of Elkwood give anothe
picnic at Rowe's grove. The one he'll
on the Fourth gave such general salts
faction that with a fine day big crow
is assured. Bills that have been printe
show that quite a program Of games an
sports has been arranged. The we
known hospitality and entertainment