Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-06-30

attached to every can.
Before buying children's hose see G
j. Kellys line of bargains.
New Era paint is pure every atom
OF it. At Dedrick's hardware.
John l.. Robertson has fine field o.
barley headed out on his farm south Of
town.
Chris Lasham, tinsmith with E. G
Dedrick, was on the sick list several
days of last week.
Cashier o. +. Thompson returned
Saturday from business trip through
parts of Western Canada.
Mrs. p. j. Stable and daughter are
home again after a couple of weeks
visit with friends at Conway.
The Easily Maccabees will have a
basket picnic with ball game and
bowery dancing for the Fourth.
Lloyd Liebeler left Monday for Lucca,
! N. d., where he will visit during the
school vacation with his uncle, Oliver
Strasser
Geo. Nickles was called to Mimic on
Monday by a message announcing the
unexpected death of a brother. in-law of
Mrs. Nickles.
John Schwan's only son, Alosias, re-
ceived serious injuries last week in
being kicked by colt, but is now in a
fair way to recovery.
Friends in Langdon will regret to
hear that ]. 7. Duffy has been COM
PEELED to undergo hospital treatment at
Grand Forks for a carbuncle.
Emile Hankey and wife took yester-
days train for Mimic where they visit
for week with the family of L. Koehm-
stedt, parents of Mrs. Hankey.
Mr.. Vernon Galster, the noted must
clan artist, will introduce his novel
specially "The Musical Cow" with
Eilers Rip Van Wrinkle Co. under can
vass July eth.
Jas. Loynes, Register of Deeds John
Rylance and Hugh Mcdowell are
Langdon Masons in attendance at the
grand lodge meeting being held in
! Fargo this week.
Louis Gumper, teacher of the Mt
Carmel school writes the DEMOCRAT
asking that we announce he will have
another breaking bee on his farm at
that place on July 9th.
Mrs. johnson of Boissvain, Man, who
has been visiting here with her sister,
Mrs. Bleakely, returned home Monday
Mrs. Bleakely and daughter, Ida, &C.
companied her and will visit friends at
different points in Manitoba few
weeks.
A Langdon party consisting of Rev.
Marsh and wife, Mrs. Chas. Crawford
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chittenden, Mrs. Pennock
and daughter and Misses Jones and
Blodgett started yesterday for Rock
Lake, Man., where they will spend a
week in camp. For several years past
Rock Lake and its pretty surroundings
has proven favorite place with Lang
don people when planning their sum
mer's outing.
Langdon's soldier boys got home on
yesterdays train from their annual en-
campment at Camp Lawton over at
Devils Lake. Co. E had about forty
men in camp and from the reports made
since returning by Capt. Ross and
Lieuts Wieland and Crawford the boys
all had an enjoyable outing and came
home tanned to sunburnt brown from
their life in camp. The Langdon city
band met the returning soldiers at the
train and escorted them from the depot
tn the armory on Second street.
| Langdon's building improvements fol
the year 1904 are likely to include al
l least TWO IlOEo 11u0 OAASA OAOSAAo w
Third street. Kelly g. McLauchlin's
new farm machinery depot on the site
of their livery, feed and sale stable a.
being now planned will be built OF brick
and make fine two-story block, the
| upper floor to form an annex to the
u. G. T. hotel. President w. J. Mooney
of the Mooney State bank, has in view
the putting up of fine brown stone ano
pressed brick block on his corner o.
Third street, possibly this summer al
quarters for his banking institution
These improvements, together Will
others that are bound to materlallzt
with the ripening Of Cavalier county,
bumper crop of No. Hard lead to tn
firm belief that Langdon's growth thi'
wear will outreach anything in its pas
history.