Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-03-05

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You can get them at G. j. Kelly's.
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
August Peterson is the new agent of
the NJ. Il N. elevator at Milton, the ill
Mated elevator in which Ole p. johnson
recently met death.
Saturday afternoon the girls of the
Perseverance club will hold their weekly
meeting at the home of LaBelle Mahon.
at half past two o'clock.
A. Schulke returned Friday from his
months trip east and reports the stay
made at the West Baden, Ind, springs
as having. made him feel at least ten
years younger.
Mrs. Prinyer arrived on yesterdays
belated train from the south and will
spend part of the summer visiting here
with her daughters, Misses Florence and
Nettic Prinyer.
John Koehmstedt, who has rented the
|H.Dohmann farm, north of town, is now
enjoying the company of his wife and
family. They having arrived here from
n-% Loot 1N,;l,.,
The wood yard of the Langdon Lum-
Der Co., furnishes dry stove wood, de-
livered free to any part Of the city.
Sawed ready for use when required.
Orders promptly filled at lowest prices.
Phone 81.
1t is learned that Attorney H. B.
Doughty's wife is very seriously ill at
Fessenden. Last week her condition
was considered so unfavorably as to
warrant the wiring of a message to her
relatives at Osnabrock.
Harry Scott, for several months with
the furniture store of A. i. Gardner
left last week for Walhalla, where he
has the offer of similar position, and
expects later to resume teaching school
in the northeastern part of the county.
Herman Wendt left yesterday for
Boulder Springs, Mont, accompanied by
j. B. Connors and will try the benefit of
the mineral waters at the springs for the
intlammatory rheumatism from which he
has been a continuous sufferer for some
time past.
John Baldson, has an advertisement
in this weeks issue announcing an auc-
ton sale of stock and machinery at his
place on the 18th of the month. Mr..
Baldson has leased his farm property
east of town and is figuring on making
his residence in Langdon.
Attorney w. B. Dicksons father ar
rived Monday from Crystal and will
make stay of few weeks with mem
bers of his family in this city. The old
gentleman has progressed rapidly to-
ward recovery from his serious illness
of the early part of this winter.
w. A. Viel was here the latter part of
the week from Perth, N. D., making
visit with friends in Langdon and look
ing after his reality interests in this
vicinity. Mrs. We'll and the little baby
girl, whose recent birth was noted in
these columns, he reports as doing nicely.
H. K. Omlie, one of Hope townships
is thinking considerable of re-
moving to Oregon with his family this
spring. He already has timber lands
located but will retain his Cavalier
county real estate interests consisting of
half section farm, which his boys put
in crop this spring.
Two children of Ed. Deans family at
Austin succumbed to pneumonia within
a week and late report states that Mrs.
Dean is now patient in the hospital at
Hannah for treatment of the same dis
ease. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Dean will be
as Langdon residents years
ago before starting up farming in the
western part of the county.
AS will be seen by the change of adj
vertisement in another column, III. Gift
ford has succeeded to the firm of the
Langdon Decorating Co., and expects to
handle the big end of the painting, paper
hanging and decorating here this sum-
mer. He has engaged crew of COM
petent artists to assist in the handling
contracts both here in the city and
through the surrounding country
The Milton Globe announces the ex-
pected return after the adjournment of
congress of Fred bennett, private secre-
tary to Senator Hansbrough. Mr.. Den
nett although living most of the time at
Washington of late years is Cavalier
county product, still calls Milton home
and has considerable realty interests in
that vicinity. Mrs. bennett and the
children come along with him and will
spend the summer here.