Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-04-07
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Winter still fingers in the laps of
spring.
Creamery meeting at the court house
Saturday evening.
Got your horse bills printed at the
CoUR1ER-DEMOcRAT.
For the newest things in spring dress
trimmings 60 to Kelly's Arcade.
A. Zettel's family moves out to the
farm east of town for the summer.
1 Langdon ought to talk baseball this
spring-and get into the game this
summer.
It you are looking for nobby spring
suit at low price look through c. j.
Kelly's line.
Sidewalk is being placed along the
front of the Opera House block on Oak
street this week.
Rev. Dougan is at Grand Forks this
week in attendance at the regular meet
OF the Presbytery.
w. j. Storie has closed winter term
of school in the Wang settlement to en-
gage in business at Osnabrock.
The N. E. church has changed the
hour of its evening service to eight
o'clock, instead of half past seven.
Mrs. Il. w. Mclean left on yester-
days passenger for an extended visit
with friends in the Twin Cities, expect
ing to be absent for several weeks.
Why pay five dollars for pair of
patent leather shoes when you can buy
patent colt shoes guaranteed for $3.50.
The birth of daughter is reported as
having occurred on the 9th ult., at the
home of A. s. Williamson, near Stilwell.
Attorney j. w. Burke and wife we're
visitors over the week end with the
Burke's, Moran's and other Langdon
friends.
The report of the city schools for
March shows an enrolment of 294 pupils,
slightly less than the two proceeding
months.
Jas. Carson brought his family down
from Hannah last Saturday, where they
have been making couple of weeks
visit with friends.
What are you going to do to prevent
smut in your grain? Come in and let US
talk the matter over with you. N. Nc
Gruer, the Druggist.
NJ. Morgan closed deal during the
week purchasing the w. F. Winter resi-
dence property Sixth street, whish is at
present occupied by the Salter family.
G. 7. Paxton, a nephew of Robert
Murie, arrived on Saturdays passenger
from Edinburg, Scotland. He will
spend the summer with the family here
with probability of deciding to remain.
Evangelist Chase, field worker of
the Seventh Day Adventists. is holding
services at the various school houses
through the western part of the county
and last Sunday hold meeting at Mack
post Office.
Good work was done Saturday by
Street Com'r Haverty who had force
of men at work opening up the culverts,
cleaning side walks and street crossings
of snow and generally improving street
traffic for pedestrians.
G. r. Esau and A. r. BARLEY, who
have recently moved in here from Iowa
on farms purchased near Langdon were
in town today. They are located on
lands in West Perry and Berlin secured
through Mr.. E. A. Wadsworth of the Flax
Land Co.
The new quarters for the Dedrick
hardware store, a fine brick block on the
corner of Third and Walnut streets,
opposite the Columbia, will be among
the first building improvements started
this spring. Men we're put to work this
week cleaning off the ground and I'M
loading stone for the foundation walls.
Saturday evening the congregation of
the Baptist church presented Rev. Mac
Mullen with a leather upholstered
library chair, the affair taking place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Finerty.
Those having the arrangement of the
affair in hand had appraised themselves
of the fact that the day was an anniver-
sary of their pastors birthday.
Miss Bertha Schroeder, who has a
homestead in Storlie township returned
on Fridays train from Grafton, where
she has visited during a part of the
winter. Miss Schroeder will live on her
farm through the summer and fall while
looking after the taking care of the crop
and the making of contemplated improve
ments.
Our elevators have cleaned their bins
of wheat. Whether ON account of the
demand for spot wheat or that there
might be none on hand assessment time,