Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-16
SIN IKE Weber Bros. cigars.

nah's Pride" -four.
You can get a good straw hat for
twenty -tive cents at c. j. Kelly's.
When you wish to get an up to date
suit at the lowest living prices go to G.
j. Kelly's store.
Those who contemplate buying a
threshing machine are invited to
examine the Leader.
Did you get adamant to plaster your
house? If you didn't you made a mistake.
1t is sold by Liebeler & Finerty.
j. McPhail has a new adv't this week.
Farmers in need of new machinery will
do we'll to read it.
Our customers are our best medium
of advertising. So is everyone who buys
Baldwin piano. McGruer 4 Void.
See J. McPhail's ad on first page. He
is offering remarkable values in hard
ware, wire and nails. In fact on every
thing.
Wives that really want to keep their
husbands in good humor should feed
them on bread made from "Hannah's
Pride" -four
Hon. N. Robillard and brother, DR..
Paul Robillard, drove over from Olga
and visited among their county seat ac-
quaintances Sunday.
Jos. Little, the city baker returned
Tuesday from a visit down the line hav-
ing transacted business at Grand Forks
and visited with his brothers at Iron
wood, Wis.
Murray Archer, the popular perscrip-
ton clerk at the drug store of Tyrrell 4
Burke, left on Friday for his home at
Inkster for visit until arrangements are
I perfected for the reopening'of the store
John Penner, was in from the south
! western part of the county Tuesday and
left standing order for rainfalls with
the local weather prophet Things are
beginning to look bad after the prolonged
drouth crops have experienced out his
way.
!; 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 live cents. Fresh
4 bread every day and the best on earth.
Phone in your orders.
J Death occurred on July 4th at the
family home, in Waterloo. la, OF MIR.
stephen Bradley. brother Of Mrs. j. j.
souch of this city and A l.. Bradley.
an old resident here and now located at
Cando. n. D.. There are many friends
of those families who will sympathlze
with them in their bereavement. De
, ceased was sixty two years of age.
Cashier O. f. Thompson, Of the First
National Bank, will leave. Monday. &C
companied by Mrs. Thompson and he1
sister, Miss Bur]ey, for their summer
vacation. The party make stop OF
! few days at Fargo, where Mr.. Thompson
attends the sessions of the grand lodge
Knights of Pythias, as delegate OF tn
Langdon lodge of that order. and from
there go to Nasons Bay, Mimi. tor
= of WoQkS
Langdon post Office has during the pas
,.o,r,a If weeks been transformed into
> ono Of the most attractive business es
tabbsh,nents in the city. The outside ii
newly painted and the interior arrange
ment given greatly improved appear
: ance as we'll as affording better faclll
t;es than ever before for serving tn
. ,,h,;c Postmaster McGauvran is merit
inc all the bouquets that are being
s tossed through the wicket these days.
IL + D. ALERT arrived home saturda!
{ from ten days trip through dlf1eren
{Iaections of the Northwest Territories
SiAnO as result VI la"
Z announces that atthe present time ther'
I Is no inducement for the investor ou
/ there. Everybody is selling ana NJ
! one buying. Many parties are financial
I " interested in large tracts OF Canao'a'
Northwest lands, but there is a lack 0
gha.tlsmana at the present time, bearing
down on the price, with the result tina
3 everyone; seems anxious to sell he1or'
( the bottom drops out.
I e. W.. Froelich, the inventor ano
{ patentee Of Froelich-s Neostyle Washer
! il here 4 few days with view OF INTRO
ducing his new, machine e the loce
}Et.ds ,He is .staneing'iar BE e1ciusly'
- the sspe witRNase hardw.rl
ar,f al aiiEnhSsr 4 McNiven. Befor'
! leaving the city Mr.. Froelich intend p
.exhib itions ~ th'
~ ~ 81 his washing machine.