Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-02-19

Buckwheat -four ut the -four and feed
store of HI. d. Parsons.
The New Idea patterns are the best
You can get them at c. j. Kelly's.
Mrs. H. Mcdowell returned home Fri
day from an eight weeks visit at the
family home in Ontario.
Flakey, crisp pie crust'cannot be made
with ordinary -four. 1t takes fine, nice
flour like Hannah's Pride.
Shoes at cost-will leave the citw
April LIST. Entire stock sells at seventy
five cents on the dollar. Jas. Week. 30
N. E. McGruer left Tuesday for a
months trip east and will spend the
greater part of the time in Arkansas at
the hot springs.
Presiding Elder H. P. Cooper CONDUCTS
the second quarterly conference of the
M. e. church here on Thursday evening
next week, February 26th.
President McEune, of the Lang6lon
Implement Co. is spending the week at
Fargo attending the convention of dealers
in farm machinery in this state.
Mrs. Nicholas Perius who has been
ailng for some time past went to st. Paul
last week with her husband and under
goes treatment at st. Joseph's hospital.
Architect Edwards was business
visitor Monday from Grand Forks and
spent the time between trains consult
ing with Langdon parties who contem-
plate building this spring.
j. McPhail and family are reported as
having left Washington, D. c., yesterday
for Richmond, w. Va, and will spend
month touring through the south before
returning.
Out-of-town guests of the X of p at
their concert and ball last Thursday
evening included Merchant HI. Mathi
sen and wife of Dresden and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Perry, of Wales.
The Perseverance club will meet with
Jennie Robertson at her home two miles
south of town Saturday afternoon Feb
ruary 21st. The members gather at
Mrs. w. B. Dickson's at half past one
o'clock.
Mack, the boy wonder, weighing but
lis pounds, deties the world to lift him
from the stage. He is with the National
Stock Co., at the Donovan Hall on Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
of next week.
Attention is called to the auction sale
notices on another page. February Goth
the sale of Dawson q. Fleming at Ores
den and March 10th, the sale near Wales
of the farm stock and machinery of r.
NJ. Swinburne.
Friends in Henderson will doubtless
be interested in learning that Judge
Wallace of the probate court of Pembina
county, issued marriage license last
week to Rob't Booth, of Rosehill and
Miss Katie Mcleod of Carberry, Ont.
JIG. McComb represented the western
part of the county and spent day or
two with friends in town last week. |
His farm and blacksmith shop near
Mack post Office brings in good income,
while the health of his family is much
since moving out there. The
school facilities are the only draw backs.
Mrs. Fred L. johnson, who was OPP
Grated on at the Deaconess hospital a
few days ago, is very much improved
today and if her condition continues to |
improve at the present rate she will
soon be able to accompany her husband
On trip to the warmer climate of
California to recuperate. Mr.. johnson
IS remaining in the city.-Grand Forks
Plaindealer.
Millions old established fiduciary in
the State Bank of Milton, I'M
der Cashier Prom's management, issues
4 strong call statement showing big
increase in business. The banks re-
sources now are s157, 6O1.35: there are
deposits amounting to s144.8O7.45 and
number of other features that show good
The call statement, of the Bank of
Dresden, which appears on the editorial
page, gives figures that show a sub
stantial increase in business since the
banks inception last summer. Cashier
George is able to show line of $780,
1926 deposits and an item of s13,159.16
cash. There is not asingle feature in the
statement but what shows excellent
of the concern.
Accident at Langdon-Word was re-
ceived yesterday from Langdon to the
effect that Mr.. Hartzell, who is men,
Der of the senior law class at the college
of law of the state university, who went
to Langdon to visit his brother, was
injured yesterday about noon
by the explosion of charge of dyna-
mite. None of the details of the affair