Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-03-05
Wsbers cigars mean quality.
Rye -four at Parsons feed store. 81


Wsbers cigars mean quality.
Rye -four at Parsons feed store. 81
G.. J. Kelly handles New Idea patterns.
Tom McGauvran is able to be around
though still on the sick list.
Register of Deeds Rylance left on Mon
days passenger for st. Paul on official
| business.
w. F. Winter left last week for West
Baden, Ind, and will spend the balance
of the month at that popular health re-
| sort.
VIM. Taylor is away this week looking
over the cheap lands on the Manitoba
side with the purpose of investing if
suited.
For good dry stove wood either by the
cord or sawed ready for use, call up the
Langdon Lumber Co., Phone 81. Or
ders promptly filled and delivered in any
part of the city.
The aggregation Of transformers travel
ing under the imposing theatrical title
of the National Stock Co., who played? p
here last week, cancelled their dates at
Larimore and are presumed to have dis
banded.
The Fred L. johnson who will soon
be writing p. IN. after his name is not
our friend Fred. L., until recently of
Osnabrock, but another johnson with
the same handle to his name who resides
at Lakota.
The great big comedy event of the
season will take place when the new
comedy farce, ga Wise Woman" will be
presented in this city. Its representa-
ton will enlist corps of artists of re-
putation and of undoubted talent.
I'D. Scanlan was here from the Forks
few days the end of the week looking
after the circulation interests of the
North Dakota Review, one of the best
state weeklies, that makes a point of
giving Cavalier county prominent place
in its columns right along.
M. H. Murphy: I wish that you would
mention this week that persons who gave
orders to Jas. Mckay for DR.. Chase's
Medical and Household Receipt book
can obtain the same by calling at my
residence in this city. The books hav-
ing been left there by Mr.. Mckay for
delivery.
A new firm of painters and paper
hangers has been formed during the
week by Chas. Barry aud Richard
Wilson. They will solicit work in that
line under the firm name of Barry Il
Wilson. Both have an extensive ac-
quaintance in the city and will undoubt-
eddy enjoy their share of work with the
opening of spring.
Baxter, who played second base with
the Milton baseball team two seasons
ago has signed for eight months with
Oakland, Cal, players at 5000 per month.
Last summer he was with the Sioux
City, Ia, club and closed with record
of thirty four home runs and is con-
ceeded as being one of the best all round
players in America today.
Manley Camp, M. w. of A., was
organized couple of weeks ago in the
school house of West Billings township
with strong healthy membership and
starts in on the first year of its career
with bright prospects fraternally and
socially. Its officers during the year
will be:-Venerable Counsel, G. A.
Morton: advisor. M. Manley: escort, o.
B. Aldrich; banker, VIM. Manley: guard,
Vinos CAIRO; clerk, Jas. Manley: watch
man, Ole Eng.
Mike Horgan, of Langdon, was the
guest of friends and relatives in this
vicinity several days the present week
Mr.. Morgan has just returned from an
extended tour of the north Pacific coast
country and the northwest generally
and he has little to say in praise of that
much doomed region. About all of the
desirable land is already taken up, prices
for everything is unreasonably high, and
l there is score of men for every job Of
work offered. Mr.. H. is of the opinion
that one makes grave mistake to leave
/ North Dakota in the hope Of lettering
ones condition in any respect in thai
l oyer.boomed region.-NecheC hronotype