Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-06-30
Who's the land maus wadsworth.

Once tried always used.
c. j. Kelly is closing out line of
mems fine dress shirts at 35cts
Waukegan fence wire, fourteen ounces
to the rod at Dedrick's hardware.
Mrs. ]. H. Harlan is making couple
OF weeks visit with friends over at
Grafton.
Wanted few applications for farm
loans. Apply to Gordon Il Wheeler,
Langdon, n. d. %
If you are going to build, it will pay
you to figure with us for your hardware.
Mercer 4 LAWN.
For the most complete line of ladies'
muslin underwear at popular prices go
to kelly's Arcade.
The appearance of the Baptist church
has been noticeably improved by
fresh coat of paint this week.
The children of the Catholic Sunday
school have their annual picnic today
at Mulligan's grove few miles east of
town.
Miss Hannigan is receiving visit
from her mother, who arrived in the
city Friday from the family home in
Wisconsin.
Ladies when it is too warm to bake
go to Kelly's Arcade and get some of
those nice fresh cookies that Kelly gets
in every week.
E. A. Wadsworth is away this week
in Minnesota closing several important
real estate deals with buyers of Cava-
lier county farm lands.
Attorney Sinkler is here from Graf
ton in the capacity of assistant counsel
to States Attorney Price in the trial of
the Fremont murder trial.
Miss Anna Eising Chicago's favorite
singer twelve years of age, will appear
as a special feature with Eilers Big
show July 18th under canvas.
Mrs. Gordon, mother of Jas. Gordon,
north of town arrived last week from
Port Arthur, Ont, and will spend the
summer visiting with her son.
Rev. MacMullen is expected to re-
turn this week from his vacation of a
month, which he has spent visiting
relatives and friends in Michigan.
Twenty-Five per cent greater covering
capacity means that four gallons of New
Era paint will go as far as five gallons
of white lead and oil mixed by hand.
For sale at Dedrick's.
P. A. McLaren, clerk of Hope town.
ship, this week advertises the letting of
contracts to build four bridges which
the board of supervisors have decided
to have built this year.
Miss Kathyrn Green, trimmer in the
millinery department at Boyd's Head
quarters store, left last Saturday to
spend her summer vacation visiting
in the Twin Cities. Miss Green will
return to the city in September.
j. H. Mccullough, the Milton real
estate man, is giving his railroad inter-
ests at Devils Lake personal attention
this summer. He still has one-third
interest in the short line running from
Devils Lake to the Chautauqua grounds.
Duncan McCollum, one of the pros
porous farmers of Grey township was
down here with his wife over Sunday
visiting at Alex Cameron's home east
of town. He reports western Cavalier
county crop the best looking in several
years past.
Few plays in the English language
appeal to the sympathies of the heart
for human suffering as does Grip Van
Wrinkle" The play will be produced
in it's entirety by Eiler's Co. of thirty
people with every attention to detail.
This company carries one of the finest
bands and orchestras on the road. The
play is made continuous with good
specialties. You should see it.
Peter ID. Waldo, merchant and post
master at Klein, Cavalier county, was
in town Monday, endeavoring to learn
something definite regarding the ex-
tension of the Edmore branch into his
locality. He says all kinds of reports
have been circulated and\merely wanted
to satisfy himself of the actual facts.
He was accompanied by his neighbor,
John B. Friesen. Klein is situated in
an excellent farming community.-Ed-
more Herald
Geo. f. Barnard's trotter, Rermovine,
was the winner of first money in the 2:10
trot at Bottineau last week. The best
time made in the race was 2:22, the
track being quite heavy owing to recent
rains. Mr.. Barnard's running horse,
Julia Arthur, was also among the win
ners taking the half-mile event in 81
seconds. There we're seven starters in
the running race and four in the trot.
E. H. Durbin, also of this city, had q