Courier Democrat., 1904-09-01


loans. Apply to Gordon 4 Wheeler,
Langdon, N. D. 25
II you are going to build, it will pay
you to figure with us,for your hardware:
Mercer & LAWN. -, 81 i
Archie Sillers Jr. was down the line
Monday looking after business for the
Hannah roller mills.
Mrs. Robt. Melkleiohn is expecting
to leave this week for months visit
with friends in Toronto.
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat from which they
make "Hannah's Pride" flour.
1t you are looking for bargains in any
kind of summer goods go to kelly's. He
is clearing up his summer stock.
Jim Reid, our local weather prognos-
ticator, says that the frost period is
over for the next two weeks, at least.
Good!
Racine Nickles is again back at his
old place in Boyd's Headquarters store
after an absence of several weeks on
sick leave.
Miss G. E. Mcmillan spent part of
the week in the city the guest of Mrs.
Geo. NJ. Price, returning yesterday to
her home at Hannah.
Mrs. j. Gordon Sr. and her daughter,
Mrs. Ashford. who is here visiting from
Port Arthur, Ont. were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Schulke part of the week.
Merchant J. B. Boyd in his. advertise
ment of this week makes strong bid
for the harvesting and threshing trade
of every farmer in the vicinity of Lang
don.
S. I. Scott's eldest daughter Pearl,
returned Friday from u weeks visit in
the country with the family of j. d.
Green, whose farm is east of town near
Rosa Lake.
A. 1. Darling was down Friday from
his Grey township farm looking after
harvesting supplies. Wheat cutting is
reported as being we'll under way in
that section.
Mrs. George Thalers condition is re-
ported as having shown steady improve
ment this week. The family now have
trained nurse from Grand Forks in
the sick room.
Mrs. f. X. Belleheur was in the city
part of last week visiting at Judge
Dorval's home. She is contemplating
the reorganization her classes in music
atWales this fall.
"Baby Kidd," owned by L. S. Cham
pine and Attorney Cleary, of this city,
has shown his ability to go the mile in
2:1O and is making good record in fast
company on the eastern tracks.
w. R. Bradley and Luke OReilly
have joint consolidated agency for the
Model laundry at Grand Forks and are
looking after the wants of the patrons
Langdon laundry until it is rebuilt.
Charlie Smith, the two year old little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Smith, con-
tinues to remain quite seriously i'll.
The little patient is now being attended
by professional nurse who arrived last
week.
Miss Anna Gordon, of Salter T. De-
Vaney's fruit and confectionery store, is
enjoying visit from her mother, Mrs.
Gordon, who arrived last Saturday
from her home in Ontario for stay of
few weeks.
P. A. Sandison and family are now at
home in their newly completed resi-
dence on Sixth street, removing last
Friday from the Baptist parsonage,
which they have occupied since moving
into town last fall.
A. Il. Gardner, accompanied bv Mrs.
Gardner and their little son, Paul, took
Saturdays train for Minneapolis, where
they will visit the family of Geo. w.
Gardner while taking in the sights at
Minnesota's big state fair this week.
Ole Schjaastad, young farmer near
Milton, was one of the winners at the
Devils Lake drawing and as his name is
we'll up near the head of the list he will
have the pick of some of the choicest
lands on the Indian reservation at Fort
Totten.
T. M. Westbrook and wife, who left
Langdon during the summer to take
the management of the Hotel Metro
pole at Walhalla, were Langdon visitors
this week. Tom is quite an extensive
landholder in the western part of this
county and was up here to hustle the
harvesting of his crop.
Bank Examiner w. A. Laidlaw is
spending few days in Langdon with
friends this week. His family home in
Minneapolis he says has been quite
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