Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-04-07

>ASsOAAOy OAOoky tIoAS0CIou business
at Grand Forks Monday.
To those who use bluestene for smu,
We have 1t, at N. Gruer's.
Fresh Vegetables! salter & Davaney
has full line on sale every Saturday.
Have you seen Kelly's new line .,
gents neckwear for the spring trade?
August Peterson and Gustav Brccke
we're Milton visitors at the county seat
Tuesday.
Wanted few applications for farm
loans. Apply to Gordon & Wheeler
Langdon, N. d. %
1. N. Adams, who sells wagons to the
local trade was here booking spring
orders this week.
Laagaon was visited by professional
shimney sweep from down the line the
first of the week.
A little baby girl was born Tuesday
morning at the home of Mrs. August
LeDrun, south or town.
Rev. William Mac]ean of Cogswell, N.
D., will fill the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church again next Sunday.
In buying your smut killer see that
you get the best. Trillatt's Formalde-
hyde is the best at McGruer's.
George Dunnigan, ST., was up from
Beaulieu on Monday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Jos. McGauvran Sr.
For the largest line of ladies plain
and embroidered haadxerchisfs for the
lowest living prices go to Kelly's Arcade
Mrs. Rosa McHugh stopped over at
Osnabrock for few days visit with the
Haight family last week on her return
from st. Paul.
Geo. w. Sumpter and wife, early day
residents of the eastern part of this
county, have moved to Hannah to settle
down and enjoy life.
Milton has organized business men s
association. Let's see didn't Langdon
do some organizing along this line few
years ago. Why not exhume the remains?
Bert Brody, who has been assisting in
the register of deeds office the past
winter leaves for Battleford, N. w. T.,
where he expects to go in the hardware
business.
DR.. ]. ]. Reilly is quoted by the Osna-
brock Independent as having lately re-
turned from New York city, where he
has been pursuing a post graduate course
in medicine and surgery since the begin
ming of the year.
Vim. Pickering started this week for
his farm near Battleford, N. W.T.. Mrs.
Pickering and children are visiting
with the Hiltz family at Wales until
sBilly" gets everything in shape for their
reception out west.
Lew Thomas, for some time with the
Mooney State Bank, and for the last
three years assistant post master at
Hannah, is leaving this week to go into
business for himself in Washington.
Until satisfactorily located out west.
Mrs. Thomas will remain in Langdon
with her mother Mrs. Ayott.
The announcement is made this week
of grand masquerade and fancy dress
ball, which is to be given at the Opera
House on Monday night April 25th. The
arrangements of the affair are in the
hands of T. M. Westbrook, who promises
that for general satisfaction the event
will out do anything of the season.
The military ball Of Co. e. at the
Opera House on Easter Monday was at
tended by something over seventy -five
couples. As had been anticipated most
enjoyable and pleasant time was had.
Owingto the danpness Of the dance
hall in the basement, the dancers &C.
cupiea the stage and the auditorium
arranged for the use Of spectators.
A Ct ". Smith, q popular farmer from
Banner, who has little money and lots
Of biarney, struck Csndo last Monday
with ton dollar bill in his hand and
proceeded to do the town. After max
ing the rpsnds. he stepped into this
Office and offered us ~ Of that bill on
subscription. We were up stump,
because We couldn't change It and the
hank was closed, and it made Smith roar
with delight. He said: .You Candoites
are certainly on the bum. This is the
fourth plase / have blufIed ny way
through on this ton dollar William. !"
In tho morning he won't to the bank got
some change and made his rounds over
again, mot forgetting us.-Towner Go.
Democrat.