Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-02-18
s.,ke Weber Bres. cigars.

CD. Kelly is closing out all winter
goods at cost.
j Have you seen kelly's new sample line
Of spring clothing?
DR.. Kerr, dentist. All work guaran-
teed. Office in Schulke's block.
Typewriter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Smith Premier-bsst kinds. At the
DEnocRAr Office.
John Trotter one of Osnabrock's pro-
minent business men was county seat
visitor Monday.
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat from which they
make "Hannah's Pride -four.
Mayor Fred W. Mclean returned
home yesterday from months visit to
to Washington and other points east.
c. H. Honey, the Park River miller
was here Monday to look after the
possible shortage of local -four. dealers.
The Catholic ladies sntertainedsat an
ether of their popular card parties Tues
day, evening it being the. Dlast of the
series given this winter, until after the
close of the Lenten period.
Another masquerade carnival at the
Langdon Ice Rink on Saturday even
ing. Manager johnson has the prizes
for costumes on exhibition at the Boston
Fruit Store. See largo bills for parti-
culars.
State Treasurer Mcmillan, Fl. d. ALERT
and A. Schulke were arrivals home yes
terday from the south and bring reports
of the extent to which the recent cold
wave was felt by residents of the Twin
Cities.
JAS. Stevenson, of the Citizens State
Bank, is getting ready for an early start
next month to his ranch at Saskatoon in
the Canadian Northwest. Later IN the
season his brother FL. V. Stevenson is
expecting to join him.
Rev. Whites, who is here from Hon
drum, Mimi, as candidate for the
pastorate of the Presbyterian church of
this city, preached last Sunday morning
and evening and is announced to till the
pulpit again the coming Sunday
Miss Grace McCay is home from
Winnipeg for weeks visit with the
family. She was met at Neehe by her
father, r. A. McCay, both suffering
severely from the extreme cold weather
in tho drive across country, arriving here
in the storm of Monday forenoon.
Joseph Crawford and Robert Meikle-
john, who for some time past have
been contemplating trip through New
Mexico, California and points of interest
along the Pacific coast, left last week
and intend to spend at least two months
in sight seeing before returning home.
1t will DO interest for many of our
readers to learn that Dave r. Milne is
making rapid progress toward recovery
since undergoing an operation at Ash
bury hospital in Paul. He is now able
to SIT up and looks forward to being
discharged from the hospital in another
month.
John Robertson, whose farm is five
miles north of town has decided to hold
an auction sale of his horses, stock and
machinery on Tuesday March 18th. He
has sold his place and will shortly re-
move with his family to Oregon. Bills
are being printed giving list Of pro-
perty to be sold.
T. M. Westbrook and wife, who have
been away for month visiting points in
the Northwest Territories returned to
the city Sunday. Tom has about con-
cluded to dispose of his property in
terests on this side of tho line and will
start up in business at Calgary, or some
other good point on the Canadian side.
R. Coulliard, who lately opened the
Boston Fruit Store, is an old railroad
man, came here from the despatcher's
Office at Larimore and for some time was
depot agent at Milton. Last weeks
Milton Globe makes an agreeable men,
ton of it's well wishes for the success of
a popular ex-emplsys of jim Hills road
Frank E. Cameron, who has been
pioneering it on the Canadian frontier
since disposing of his farm and other
business interests at Dresden year ago
writes us that he has finally located and
settled down at Osler, Sask., N. w. T..
The DEMOCRAT joins with a host Of
friends in hoping that Frank and his
family do we'll in their new home
Official notification has been received
by the officers of Co. E.. that Adjutant
General Miller, of Bismarck, has re-
ceived notice from the war department
at Washington that tho annual inspec-
ton of the state militia under the pro-
visions of the Dick militia law will be-
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