Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-07

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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 tha
bargain table of remnants at G. j. Kelly's
store.
Mrs. Matt Kartes, residing at Mt.
Carmel, is reported as being quite
seriously i'll this week.
Did you get adamant to plaster your
house? If you didn't you made mistake
It is sold by Liebeler & Finerty.
r. B. Laing from Milton was among
those out of town who were here Tues
to attend the funeral of Robert McGruer.
For all kinds of common carrying,
blowing gardens, and water delivering
leave orders at w. A. Ferguson's. Phone
rs. 40 r. B. FALcoNER.
Cashier Andrew George of the Dres-
den bank left Friday of last week for
Boulder Springs, Mont, to be treated
for rheumatism.
Mes. M. A. Kessler returned Saturday
from st. Paul, having spent couple of
weeks there visiting the family of her
sister, Mrs. w. A. Laidlaw.
Miss Frances Underwood, daughter of
Mrs. A. I. Vessey, was passenger Mon
day for New York City, where she will
remain for year visiting with sister
of Mrs. Vesscy's.
Two new residences are we'll under
way on north Fourth Street, and d. G.
Donovan and c. J. Kelly both look for
ward to moving their families into their
newly built homes not later than July l..
Col. Burritt, one of the old original
pioneers of Harvey and for fourteen years
assessor of that township, was in town
part of the week looking up the listing
of Langdon land owners who farm by
proxy in Harvey.
Barney Janowski, was in from the
southwestern part of the county yester
day after roadmaking machinery for
Trier township. He is one of the old
standbys on the township board and by
the way it may be noted that Tricr is
coming right to the front.
The work of making needed interior
repairs on the Masonic Temple. damaged
by fire recently, has been in progress
all week. Carpenters. painters and
plasterers are all making rapid head
way. In fact they expect to have one
of the lodge rooms in shape to be used
at the regular meeting OF the lodge to-
morrow evening.
Grant johnson, steward of the Com
mercial Club, was married Monday
evening at Judge Farrell's office. the
party of the second part being Miss
Anna Strom. of Moscow. The ceremony
was witnessed by Wilson Mccain and
VIM. johnson, proprietor of the new
restaurant and pool room, who is
brother of the groom.
The McPhee Co, are back again play
ing North Dakota towns after puttingin
the winter months touring the Canadian
Northwest. 1t has been tipped off that
the McPhec aggregation are not likely
to get very high rating on the theatre
cal circuit this season and the class of
shows the company put up last fall show
the action is fully warranted.
The list of charter members of the
North Dakota Historical Society, recently
formed at Bismarck, includes the names
of Rev. Thos. Dougan and Prof. r. H.
Hayward, of this city. The society in
it's formation takes in the surviving
members of the State and Territorial
Historical associations and will perfect
it's organization at a meeting to be held
at Bismarck during the month of June.
Both J. w. Mahon and G. McEuen
have been busy men this week fixing up
their new automobiles that will be put
to practical use as we'll as pleasure rid
inc this summer Since Langdon starts
in with a couple of these up-to-datc
vehicles of travel why not add to the
race program of June % and "a an auto
race between the new go-devils that
s.Wes" and "Mac" have invested in.
This as novelty event together with
the balloon and parachute attraction
ought to draw monster crowd.
Secretary L. S. Champine of the CT.
Northern Racing Circuitannouncest that
an additional attraction will be secured
for the various race meetings through
the circuit in performances by the wide
ly known aerial performers, Paul Bros,
of st. Paul who give balloon ascensions
with parachute descent. They open
their engagement with the CT Northern
Racing Circuit at the Langdon race
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