Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-09-10
! Additional Local News.

You can get good straw hat for
twenty-five cents at G. j. Kelly's.
Stakeholder and Mitchell s. Lewis
wagons at Hunter & Stevenson's.
Flying Dutchman plows are good
plows. Sold by Hunter i Stevenson.
Plain and fancy stationery and writing
tablets for sale at the DEMOCRAT Office
We can interest you in plows and
wagons that will please you. Hunter Il
Stevenson.
When you wish to get an up to date
suit at the lowest living prices go to G.
j Kelly's store.
w. j. Mercer, wants your order for
fruits of all kinds for canning, best in
the market at lowest prices. Phone 96.
Cashier Thompson and wife and At
torney Gordon and wife drove over to
Walhalla Saturday for couple of days
visit.
VIM. Stevensons' family has been in
creased this week by baby girl whose
birthday will date from an early hour
Tuesday morning.
Subscribe for the DEMOCRAT. 1t al
ways has all the news and is the oldest
and only all home printed paper publish
ed in Cavalier county.
Miss Mildred Price sister of States
Attorney Geo. N. Price, closed visit Of
a couple of months with Langdon friends
this week, returning to her home in Iowa
City, Ia.
Mrs. Cram, who has been visiting
several weeks with the family of her
sister, Mrs. r. P. Abbey in this city, left
yesterday returning to her home at
Ottawa.
| Cord wood, either oak. pine, maple or
poplar. good sound dry wood at reason
able prices. Delivered to any any part
of the city. Langdon Lumber Co.
Phone Ga.
Mrs. John Mahon and youngest
daughter Frances reached home Satur-
day from Minneapolis, the little one
much benefited by medical treatment
received there.
Miss Frieda Kaser of Langdon and
Miss Nina Disher of Boyd township have
been engaged as principal and primary
teacher of the school at Dresden for the
fall and winter term.
johnson Bros. last Saturday opened
up their new bowling alley and the con-
tinuous patronage it has had all week
indicates that it will be a paying invest
nlent right from the start.
The residence of Butler Lamb. on Oak
street west of the Opera House. has been
leased by Attorney Wheeler of Mime.
apolis. who recently formed partner
ship with Attorney E. H. Gordon of this
city.
From Eskridge. Han. news was re-
ceived last week of the death of six
year old daughter of W. II. Hazelitt.
The family. until removing to Kansas
this spring. were numbered among the
pioneers of western Cavalier county,
living at Woodbridge.
Frank Bellefeur. proprietor of the
Gem billiard hall at Wales was in the
city Monday with his brother-in-law
Bert knooihuizen. who was arranging
for the funeral of his year old little girl,
death having occurred Sunday morning
after brief illness
Osnabrock schools reopen Monday
next week for the fall and winter term.
The corps Of teachers engaged consists
of L. Mithun. Of Ulen, Mimi, principals:
Miss Bertha Young, of Detroit, Mich,
intermediate and Miss May Caldwell. of
Osnabrocl: primary.
John Northcott from Milton while in
town Friday mentioned that the people
there were putting up splendid line of
fine home this summer. Among others
Hon. Ole T. Axvig is stated as putting
up residence in town that will cost
when completed not less than $4,000.
Miss Emily Smith returned Friday
from Chicago with her nephew, Marcus.
They were passengers on the Ct. North
ern flyer which met with an accident
Thursday night, several cars being de-
rallied while passing over the Minnesota
division near Fergus Falls: delaying the
train several hours.
Miss Alice Hebert, who was recently
married at Cavalier, was the twentieth
child born to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Narcisse Hebert, and the first white
child born in Cavalier. June p. 1868.
The bride has two brothers residing in
the western part of this county as we'll
as number of acquaintance here.
The new town of Mortified, n. D..
which hopes in another twelve months
to supersede Edmore as the end town,
now has newspaper of its own and is
So1lino town 1o%c NJ eQSn n r;o,o lit