Courier Democrat., 1904-06-02
Bicycle repairing at Dedricks.

is guaranteed.
High grade dentistry at DR.. Kerrs.
Schulke's block.
See Jake Schneider, the loyal Dutch
man in "True Blue
A daughter was born yesterday to
John Tolliver and wife of this city.
Seventy people in True Blue" At
the Opera House, Wednesday, June Is.
One hundred pounds of Waukegan
wire runs 1l4 rods. Sold at Dedrick's
hardware.
Lilly Of the Valley -four at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Baled hay for
sale. Phone IS.
The pulpit of the Presbyterian church
was supplied last Sunday by Rev.
Grey of Peoria, III.
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat from which they
make "Hannah's Pride" -four.
Cold weather, bad weather, warm
weather seems to make no difference:
the sale of w. B. cigars is steadily in
creasing.
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.
States Attorney Price went over to
Grafton last Friday for sojourn of at
least couple of weeks during the pro-
gress of the Barry trial.
The Langdon Woman's club holds a
business meeting and its annual cleo
tion of officers next Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. j. D. Milne.
The announcement in G. J. Kelly's
change of adv't should result in rush Of
trade at kelly's Arcade for the next few
days. Look at what he has to say on
the first page.
There's nothing to hide about the
composition of New Era paint. There's
a tag attached to every gallon can tell
ing what its made of. 1t is an absolutely
pure les6 zinc-linseed oil paint. For
sale at Dedrick's hardware.
Miss Sara Dunnigan, bookkeeper and
cashier at Boyd's Headquarters store
left this week for her home at Beaulieu
in response to message reporting the
illness of her mother. Her position at
the store is being filled by r. A. Shaw.
]. T. Duffy, until recently of Wal
halla, arrived in the city Tuesday for
visit of few days with Langdon friends.
He has been spending most of the win
ter in Oklahoma City, o. T., and friends
here will be glad to know that the eli
mate of that section has proven of great
benefit to his health.
Miss Bertha Quigley has accepted
the principalship at Wild school at
Osnabrock, N. d.. and will assume
charge June Goth. Miss Quigley is a
young lady graduate of the high school
of this city and will prove an able in
structor in her new location.-East
Grand Forks Valley View.
Mrs. Orton and daughter, Mrs. w. r.
Winter returned home Saturday from
st. Paul having remained there until
the crisis was passed in the illness of
typhoid fever from which Mrs. Mclean
has been suffering for month past
Several weeks will elapse before the
patient will be able to return home.
ST.. Watt, druggist at the McGruer
Pharmacy at Hannah was given the
highest markings of any of the seven
teen successful applicants who wrote at
the examination held by the state
pharmaceutical board at Fargo last
week. There we're nearly fifty present
to take the examination and Of these
only seventeen managed to pass.
On Wednesday of next week, June
9Th at Berlin, Wis.,, occurs the wedding
of Miss Mabel Gogin, sister of Mrs. j
B. Boyd, Jno. S. Gogin and Miss Ella
Gogin, of this city, the latter of whom
will attend the wedding. The bride has
at different times visited here and has
a number of Langdon friends who will
extend hearty congratulations.
On June Goth Mrs. Ida NJ. Thompson,
state commander of the Lady Macca-
bees, will visit the Langdon hive and
pass upon the progress that has been
made during the past year. The visit
of Mrs. Thompson, who comes here
from Jamestown, should be given a full
turn out Of the members of the order as
it will be desirable to make as good a
showing as possible in the report that
will be made by Mrs. Thompson at the
meeting of the grand lodge.
In letter that reached here last
week Robt. Murie, of Harvey township,
received the news of the unexpected
passing away Of his aged father at the
family home in Edinburgh, Scotland.