Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-06-23
Bicycle repairing at Dedricks.

1ASySAC repairing at D0OflCkS.
Every sack OF "Hannah's Pride" -four
Is guaranteed.
High grade dentistry at DR.. Kerr's.
Schulke's block.
One hundred pounds of Waukegan
wire runs ia rods. Sold at Dedrick's
hardware.
Lilly OF the Valley -four at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Baled hay for
sale. Phone So.
Anyone wanting water pumped out of
their cellar can get the work properly
done by r. B. Falconer.
Ten clean fingers play an important
part in the make of the Weber Twister
and Cando Eavorite Cigars.
Prof. Squires, of the state university
supplies the pulpit of Rev. McMullen at
the Baptist church on Sunday.
Electrician ]. N. Henry started his
wife and little daughter, Ruth, on their
summer visit to Valley City this week.
Agent Newcomb's wife and daughter
we're passengers Saturday afternoon for
few weeks visit to their old home in
Iowa.
Mrs. Boyd returned last week from
her Osnabrock visit. The infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gogin is reported as now
out of danger.
You will surely paint your house, barn
or granary this spring and will want
the best paint? We have it. Come and
see Mercer l. LAWN.
Mrs. Robt. Murie left last week to
spend part of the summer with her
mother in Washington, who has been in
poor health during the past year.
A. +. Gardner and Chas. Sherman
drove over to Devils Lake yesterday.
The latter will spend the week there
with Co. + at the militia encampment.
Cavalier county birth statistics were
given "boost" last week by the receipt
of news from Loan township that Mr.
and Mrs. James Mirehouse we're made
happy by the arrival of twins-a boy
and girl.
Barber Bert Elliott is out and around
after two months seige with typhoid
fever. He will assist in taking care of
business at the Weiland barber shop.
during Lieut.. Weiland's absence at the
encampment.
z. A. Farrell and Z. E. Burke have
during the week merged their real
estate, collection and insurance business
and again hang out the familiar sign of
Farrell & Burke at the old stand in
the First National bank block.
G. H. McDermott has been enjoying a
visit this week from his brother, F. Nc
Dermott, for years past engaged in the
hotel business in Wisconsin. He is
making trip through the west with a
view to possibly changing his location.
Col. spaulding accompanied the Lang
don militia boys to the encampment
grounds at Devils Lake on Monday and
it is understood purposes putting on
''True Blue" during the week. There
will be several members of Co. E in the
cast.
John Detschman and D. Isaacs were
here last week from their farms in
Weber township with the pelts of nine
teen rooters they had killed out that
way lately. Their scalps net them over
S85 in bounty awarded by the state for
killing wolves.
Last week DR.. Gibson showed the
DEMOCRAT sample Of fall rye he had
received from Alberta, N. w. Z. 1t was
perfectly headed out and had grown to a
heighth of twenty-eight inches. The
doctor has recently acquired consider
able farm property out there.
The benefit performance of ''True
Blue" on Friday night resulted in 500
house. Considering the packed house
that witnessed the production of the
piece two nights previous the benefit
rendered Manager McEuen was quite a
flattering one.
Baker H. J. Hucks welcomed the ar
rival of his wife and family this week
from the old home in Ontario. Mr.
Hucks has leased the Mooney house.
lately vacated by Jno. L. Schwartz and
is awaiting the arrival of his furniture
For the present his family are visiting
with the Gordons.
Ben S. Newell, an old resident and
one of the best known men in Pembina
and Cavalier counties, died last week al
his home in Crystal from lock-jaw, in
cident to a fall he recently sustained
He had resided in Pembina county
twenty four years and leaves wife and
family of nine children.
Duncan Mcdonald, who lives twelve
miles south of here was in town Satur
day to secure the services of DR.. Gibson