Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-06-16
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| Try sack OF "Rannah's Pride" -four
Once tried always used.
G. 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. Kessler arrived home last week
from visit of a month with her sisters
in st. Paul.
Wanted few applications for farm
loans. Apply to Gordon Il Wheeler,
Langdon, N. D. %
1t YOU are going to build, it will pay
You to figure with us for your hardware.
Mercer Il LAWN.
For the most complete line of ladies'
muslin underwear at popular prices go
to Kelly's Arcade.
Ten clean fingers play an important
part in the make of the Weber Twister
and Cando Favorite cigars.
The Chicago store has some new bar
gains in staple goods that make an at
tractive change of advertisement this
week.
Mrs. Boyd is at Osnabrock aiding in
the nursing of the little one of Mr.. and
Mrs Gogin's, which is seriously ill with
pneumonia.
DR.. Gibson was across the line visit
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Mound, Man., for few days last week,
returning to the city Monday.
Miss Jessie Blodgett, formerly one of
the teachers of the Langdon schools, is
here this week to attend the institute.
Since the opening of the spring term
she has been engaged in teaching a
school in the southwestern part of the
county.
Masonry work on the stone founda-
ton of Il. G. Dedrlck's new corner
hardware store was completed Monday
by Contractor Holland. w. ]. Bucking-
ham, of Grand Forks, will lay the brick
The store will be ready for occupancy
early in August.
The call statements of the First
National and Mooney State Banks appear
this week and their combined resources
make a grand showing of Langdons
substantial financial standing, parti-
cularly so at this season, when business
is supposed to be at standstill.
The string of trotters and running
horses owned by Messrs. Barnard, Will
son and Durbin, which have been in
training here since the opening of the
season, were shipped Monday to Bot
tineau, where the opening meeting of
the Great Northern racing circuit &C.
ours next week.
Rev. w. Y. Jones, of Fukui Japan,
the missionary representative of the
Christian Endeavorers of Pembina pres
bytery, will lecture in the Presbyterian
church on Monday, June Goth, at 8. All
are cordially invited to attend. An Of
fering will be taken for the work of the
board of foreign missions.
An excellent program, consisting of
songs and recitations by the Sunday
school, and an address by Mr.. G. E.
Johnston, was given at the Baptist
church Sunday evening, the occasion
being Children's Day. There was a
large audience and the church was
tastefully decorated with ferns and
Towering plants.
Conductor Koehler at the close of the
weeks institute here goes to Bottineau
on similar Grand, at the expiration of
which time he starts on his summer va
cation consisting of visit to the st.
Louis fair and stay until fall at his
old family home in Ohio Prof. Koehler
has been re-engaged as superintendent
of the Grafton schools for the coming
school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. +. Smith had as
visitors last week Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Helgeson, who came from Cando and
included the home of the Smiths in the
round of visits being made on their
wedding trip, the event having occurred
on the 18th inst. Mrs. Helgeson, nee Miss
Cornell, is neice of Mrs. Smith, and
has been identified with the Cando
schools the past two years. Mr.. and
Mrs. Helgeson will make their home at
Osnabrock, where Mr.. Helgeson succeeds
Cashier Broghamer in the management
of the Ct. Western bank
Fred Borusky was in the city Tues
day as delegate to the democratic
county convention from Mckinley town.
ship and found time to drop into the
teachers institute and register. Fred
is one of the county's old pioneer teach
ers, and although no longer on the ac-
tive service list has registered at each
Fof the Institutes held since the first
organization of the county, at which
time the entire teaching corps num-
horo1 1oec than a 6ozon whoro TO-DAY