Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-09

sick since the early part of the week.
For the best corset on the market for
seventy five cents go to G. j. Kelly's
store.
j. G. Stable, of the Chicago Store went
out to his claim west of Wales the early
part of the week.
Norman Mcdonald is now engaged as
salesman in the meat market of Nc
Donald Il Shredder.
Veterinary Minge was transacting bust
ness in Grand Forks couple of days
the early part of the week.
Cashier John Sheehan of the Mooney
State bank returned Saturday from a
business trip to Grand Forks.
Just received at G. J. Kellys store a
complete line of the latest patterns in
ladies and gents mackintoshes.
Saturday afternoon and evening musi-
cal concerts will be a regular feature at
Schulke's Trade Palace during the sum-
mer.
Spring and Summer Suitings, Overcoats,
etc. 500 samples to select from, Telephone
No. 80 and will call with samples. Fit
guaranteed. Sherwin.
III. w. Montgomery has his family
domiciled in the rooms over the Mercer
& LAWN hardware store, having moved
the first of the month from the north end
of Third street.
The meat market of M. L. Sullivan put
finely painted new delivery wagon into
service Saturday that helps to give the
business end of Langdon moro up to
date appearance than ever.
The wood yard of the Langdon L,lm-
Der CO., furnishes dry stove wood. de-
livered free to any part OF the city.
Sawed ready for use when required.
Orders promptly filled at lowest prices.
Phone GA.
Co. Com'r Joseph Heapy purchased a
fine span OF thoroughbred Perchcron
mares for breeding purposes on his Perry
township farm while on q visit With
friends in the vicinity of Park River last
week.
Principal Thos. III. Dcvaney. OF the
graded schools at Northwood, is spend
ing the week of spring vacation locking
after the cropping of his Cavaliefcounty
realty and visiting friends in the city.
He arrived from the south Monday.
Merchant Tailor George BoS.ilz has, as
IL guest at his home in this city Mr..
Bohuslf Chmilill, who arrived Friday
from Bohemia and will look over Cava-
licr county realty with the idea of in
fHcsting extensively il suitcd. Mr.. Chmi-
lik intends spending the summer in the
state
From an item of correspondence from
-Edinburg in the Fargo Forum of last
Friday it is learned that Druggist Harry
Arneson is an inmate of st. Paul hos
pital where he is being treated fol
hcmorrhage. Harry's many LangGon
friends all hope he will soon be back
at Edinburg as we'll as ever.
The local real estate business is likely
to add another to its array of dealers
this spring. The Hannah Moon in
Inmates that "Doc" Hepburn will trans
fer his interests in that line from the
end town to the county seatand it is
hoped that hustler like Doc will fine
room enough in which to properly throw
himself.
Frank F. Ross spent several days o
last week in the city and gave to Co. ]
boys the benefit Of Il couple Of instruc
ton drills at the armory. Next wcel
Capt Ross expects that his comran.
will be called on for annual inspection
by an officer of the regular army detaile'
by the war department to inspect tn
U. S. volunteer reserve forces.
On Saturday afternoon B. Erickso
disposes Of his furniture and houschol
effects at public auction. The sam
have been exhibited for inspection a
the residence on Sixth street the pas
few days. Mr.. Erickson is also dispo
ing of his residence and business pr,
perty and will, it is understood, max
Grand Forks the future home of hin
self and Mrs. Erickson.
H.K. Omlie, who left here couple
, weeks ago to look over the timber Lane
!, of Washington and Oregon writes tt
DEMOCRAT from Aberdeen, Wash, sen
ing along kindly greetings to enquiril
: friends. Since reaching there he h
made trip out to the claim which Nj
Omlie has proved up lately. Later
q promises to send the paper an accou
$ of his impressions of the coast count
q and particularly dealing with the timt
% lands of Washington.
y Com'r John Reid arrived in the c
v from Beaulieu Monday to attend
,r April meeting of the county board a
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