Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-11
Smrke Weber Bros. cigars,

nahs Pride" flour.
Good paint at c. J. kelly's for 800
per gallo while it lasts.
McGruer 4 Void have carload and
half of pianos and organs on the road
Cashier Thompson and wife were
visitors with friends at Grand Forks
this week over Sunday.
Did you get adamant to plaster your
house? If you didn't you made mistake.
1t is sold by Liebeler Il Finerty.
Wives that really want to keep their
husbands in Il good humor should feed
them on bread made from ''Hannah's
Pride -four.
The first of those much enjoyed sum
mer evening band concerts last Friday
night gave our towns people as we'll as
the visiting teachers quite a treat.
The county commissioners have named
Walker Hamilton, Alex Cameron and
w. l.. Drury as a board Of drainage
commissioners for the ensuing two
years.
Contractors Mcpherson and Madigan
have opened up a we'll equipped car
penter shop and office in a building
owned bp Hon. Chas Chisholm on
Fourth street.
The children attending the Sunday
school of St. Alphonsus church will hold
their annual picnic today. They are
being taken out to Mulligan's grove eight
miles east Of town.
Work was started the past week ex-
cavating for the foundation of the Epis-
copal church, which is to be built at a
cost of $500 this summer on Sixth
street, north of tho school house.
Jeweler Simpkins, with McGruer g.
Void is again back at his old position
after an absence of a couple Of months
during which time he has been taking a
course Of instruction in engraving.
The old reliable pioneer hardware firm
of Mercer 4 LAWN have been awarded
the job of replacing the furnaces and
heating plant of the Masonic Temple in
1 it's renovation since the fire of few
weeks ago.
j. ID. Gordon was here yesterday from
i Walhalla interviewing local buyers OF
thoroughbred stock. He states that a
large number of Walhalla people are
looking forward to attending Langdon's
race meeting June - and "A.
Hercule Dorval eldest son of Judge
II. f. Dorval, arrived in the city Tues
day for his first visit home after an alb
sence of two years during which he has
been studying medicine in Montreal
He will return east in the fall ut the
close of hi. vacation.
Mayor Mclean started Monday fol
Pumas county, Cal, where the develop
ment of the properties OF the Continenta
Mining Co. will proceed under his direc
ton this summer. Mrs. Mclean ac
companied him as far as St. Paul for ;
visit of a few weeks with friends.
l.. II. Patten. we'll known along thi
branch line as a railway mail clerk TO
some years, is reported as having patented
a railway mail crane, with every prospec
that the same will net him big returns
as it has been adopted for general us'
by the government postal department
Langtlon friends will be glad to hear o
Mr.. Patterns good fortune.
The DEMOCRAT is able to Eote Will
satisfaction that the papers oft the neigh
boring towns, both on this side OF tn
line and through Manitoba are sayin'
many kindly things of the approaching
race meeting. The crowd of visitor
70 be entertained by Langdon people o.
June 23rd and oath is certain to be oil
one. especially if the day is bright an'
warm. The program of races is on
If merit. Purses are offered amounting
to ZOO. There will be a balloon as
cension both days, also performances D
Prof. Dode Fiske's performing morse
Decroyn.
The wedding occurred at the Catholl
/ church of Mt Carmel Tuesday forenoo
I at ten o'clock of JAG. H. BOSNIAN, c
! Dresden and Miss Annie koehmsted
! living seven miles north of Langdel
! Invitations were issued for the at1a'
! and guests to the number OF over wv
! hundred present. The wedding part
: also participated in a reception an
! dance given by the groom Tuesday ever
I ing at the Woodman Hall IN dresser
/ Both the young people have Tor year
mast been residents Of this vicinity an
enjoy the acquaintance OF VIDE circ'
I ~ friends who wish them long an
{ HAPPY journey together through lite.