Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-14
Seed lien blanks on sale at the DEMO.

Seed lien blanks on sale at the DEMO
Graf office.
Have you seen Kelly's new line OF
spring dress goods.
When in town don't fail to see the
bargain table of remnants at G.. j. kellys
store.
Did you get adamant to plaster your
house? If you didn't you made mistake.
1t is sold by Liebeler & Finerty.
The Ed. Elford house for sale or
rent. Enquire of G. M. McEuen at the
Office of the Langdon Implement Co.
Mrs. L. S. Champine has been quite
i'll during the past two weeks and many
friends hope soon to hear of her speedy
recovery.
Capt. f. f. Ross came down from
Hannah and in company with Mrs. Ross
attended the funeral of Mrs. Peter Nc
Niven yesterday.
Mrs. Kessler and Miles left on ,yestcr-
days passenger for Bennett. Ia. hay
ing received a telegram announcing the
death of Mrs. Kessler. ST..
Landlord L. b. Hankcy. OF the Git
Northern hotel, is having his hostelry
thoroughly renovated and reprinted
both inside and out thi., spring.
For all kinds of common carrying.
blowing gardens, and water delivering
leave orders at W. \. Ferguson's. Phone
76. 40 r. il. FALcoNER.
Since the warm weather of the past
week Mrs. Jas. G. Dickson has been able
to get out and enjoy the sunshine and is
making rapid progress toward recovery.
Messrs koreingold & Cooperman of
the I.angdon Cigar Factory announce
that all three of their brands OF cigars
will be on sale with local dealers in u
few days.
Born OH Monday thc ll,n day Of May.
1888. to Mr.. and Mrs. II. Y. Stevenson,
an eleven pound son. Elow's that fo.'
tho junior elevator agent on the Lang
don grain market?
i. H. Ecstc, who is on the road in
the interest OF the Blank book ami office
supplies; firm OF Walker ';tc=. / Hardy
o! Cargo. IS trGHsacting bl~iness with
Langdon parties today.
Attorney q. r. (iordo.i anJ vii" were
passengers TO Devils lake yesterday.
where they Will attend Ii" funoraI OF &.
A. l.olLruo!1. former resident OF CaNa-
iiar and an intimate friend OF inc family.
Z. L. y'cTueh last weo!; disposed of
the }'archaron stallion, Carcclliai No'
2e..3l, 70 parties in the western part Of
the STATE. near Wiliiston. The horse
sold tor 81 ,:500, quite an advance OH his
purchase price when shipped in here
this spring.
Merchant j. 3. Boyd has an automo-
bile on the way and will l1r able to join
in the fad that has struck Langdon
that is if the pending strike does not
side track it enroute We also hear that
The real estate firm of S;turm u Price
are prospective buyers.
The funeral of the five month old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bradley OF
Harvey was conducted yesterday after
noon from the home of the bereaved
parents on the Seccomb farm yesterday
afternoon, the remains being inferred in
the Harvey Centre cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. ID. ALERT are expected
home tomorrow from their couple of
months sojourn in Southern California,
where Mr.. ALERT has spent considerable
time looking after the business interests
of the Continental Mining Co., of which
he is secretary and treasurer.
j. c. Reid. one Of Langdon's old pioneer
residents is preparing this week to re-
move to the new town OF Starlzweather
where he purposes opening a blacksmith
shop in the fall. His daughter, Miss
Mary Reid win later join her father
there and keep house for him.
Last weeks Elendale, i. D.. Record,
state, that the school board of that town
have secured the services of Exec.
Of Schools n. G. Nc
Donald as principal for the ensuing year.
The job will net "Mac' about $50 a
month. The Glendale school engages a
staff of five teachers.
The DEMOCRAT has regularly appoint
ed correspondents to send in the news
items from Mt. Carmel, Olga, Dresden,
Rush Lake, Klein, Trier and number
of other points throughout the county
and it is for their especial benefit that
this item appears. This week for the
first time in several months all of our
correspondents have failed to come
to the scratch. We know the news
is to be got if they would only get after
it. Now then boys, play ball and give