Courier Democrat., 1904-05-12

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the Bee Hive store.
4 New Era paint. Aguarantee ofpurity
attached to every can.
Fresh Vegetables! Salter & Davanev
has a full line on sale every Saturday.
Attorney p. j. johnson made visit
over Sunday with his brother at Milton,
New Era paint is pure every atom
OF it. At Dedrick's hardware.
H. D. ALERT was away again this
week several days on business in st,
Paul.
Mrs. w. H. Speckman is here from
! Dresden making few days visit with
friends.
Wanted few applications for farm
loans. Apply to Gordon & Wheeler,
Langdon, N. D. 25
w. +. Winter returned Saturday from
Walhalla where he reports seeding pro-
crossing favorably.
Miss Barbara Mcmillan was a visitor
from Hannah with friends in the CITY a
day or two last week.
John McTavish has had new boy at
his home ever since last Saturday-and
never said word to the printer.
For the largest line of ladies plain
and embroidered handkerchiefs for the
lowest living prices go to Kelly's Arcade
Manager McEuen is having sidewalk
laid and making other noticeable i'm
provements in his opera house property
this week.
You will surely paint your house, barn
or granary this spring and will want
the best paint? We have it. Come and
see Mercer & LAWN.
To loan, 100000 on first mortgage
farm loans. No delay. Apply to H. ].
Haskamp at the Ct. Western Bank,
Osnabrock, N. d. 4O-43
Walhalla is putting in local telephone
line in connection with it's long distance
service. Mayor J. F. Mager and Drug
gist Camden are the promoters.
| Cashier o. E. Thompson went south
on Saturdays passenger on business
trip including st. Paul and points east,
expecting to be away several days.
| Alderman Sullivan has twenty-five
head of horses at work on his farm south
of town. Much of the pasture land is
being broken up and cropped this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Ranage, of Chesley,
Ont, arrived Saturday and will make a
visit during the greater part of the
summer here with their son, j. F.
Ramage.
The way in which the interior of the
Baptist church is being fixed up should
favorably impress the visitors here at
the three day convention of North
Dakota Baptists, to be held in July.
Railroad Com'r j. r. Shea returned
Saturday to Wahpeton. He went
through to Dresden week ago with q
carload of horses which he has on sale
there. There we're number of good
stations in the bunch.
Hannah will send party of five to
view the big show at st. Louis this
summer. They have as leader Banker
G. b. Mcmillan and the rest of the
party will be comprised of w. b.
Adams, Jas. Balfour, Chas. Gilbert and
| Amos Abbot.
While Judge Kneeshaw was here last
week to dispose of district court matters
George McDougall, was arraigned on a
charge of murder in the first degree,
and entered plea of not guilty. Judge
Kneeshaw assigned Attorney Joseph
Cleary to defend him. McDougall is
charged with the killing Of Charles
Campbell, half-breed, near Walhalla,
during the month Of November. He
will be tried during the July term OF
the district court at Langdon.
One of the finest teams that have been
nut into the field this spring is recent
nurchase Of j. D. Gordon the wealthy
farmer and live stock man at Walhalla.
They are handsome pair Of Clyde
mares. the combined weight of which
tin the beam at $3.50 pounds, one weigh
ing 1880 and the other 1870. Horsemen
from around here who have seen them
say that they are by long odds the lar
pest team in the northern part Of the
state. They are doing the work of at
least three ordinary work horses in the
field.
Dr.. Kerr, dentist. All work guaran-
teed. Office in 6chulkes block.