Courier Democrat., 1904-05-19
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trimmings go to Kelly's Arcade.
Waukegan fence wire, fourteen ounces
to the rod at Dedrick's hardware.
Best northern grown garden seeds,
two packets for 5 cents at The Bee Hive
Store.
1t you are looking for nobby spring
suit at a low price look through G. j.
Kelly's line.
1t you are going to build, it will pay
you to figure with US for your hardware.
Mercer & LAWN.
L. E. Pierce and son Dewey, spent
Sunday with relatives and friends down
the line at Larimore.
Why pay five dollars for pair Of
patent leather shoes when you can buy
patent colt shoes guaranteed for $3.50.
Have you noticed the large number Of
men wearing good fitting clothes lately {?
Many got them through P. P. Kopriva.
Wheatbuyer Fred Moritz spent day
or two last week visiting with his
cousin, Ed. Moritz, the barber, at Wal
halla.
A social dance at the U. G. T. hotel
Friday evening brought out a good
sized crowd in response to the invita-
tions issued.
| Halvor Torgeson spent most of the
week in Fargo where he celebrated the
18th of May and attended the republican
state convention.
j. j. Souch went to Fargo on Mon
days passenger and is representing
Langdon lodge A. o. U. w. at the meet
ing of the grand lodge this week.
Miss Ella Grieves was Langdon
visitor last Friday from Walhalla, max
ing final proof on quarter section of
land in the eastern part of the county.
M. l.. Sullivan is this week entertain
ing his sisters, Mrs. o. o. Mercer, of
Duluth and Mrs. j. A. Barlow, of Grand
Forks, who arrived in the city last
Saturday.
States Attorney and Mrs. Geo. NJ.
Price have this week moved into their
home on Seventh street, which has
been extensively remodeled since pur-
chased of G. w. Holmes last fall.
The Cavalier county delegation to
Fargo yesterday included John Nc
Gauvran, d. H. Mcmillan, H. Weiland,
w. A. Laidlaw, Henry Mclean, George
Barcelo, w. A. Monroe and Thos.
Ullyottt. &
The parishioners of Rev. Allan Nor
rison of Milton handed their pastor a
we'll filed purse of coin last week when
bidding him farewell. He goes to
Kirkhill, Ont, to take charge of Pres
byterian church.
Mrs. A. b. Salter and sister went
south Saturday afternoon, called by
telegram to the family home in On
tario. The message stated that their
father, who has been ill for some time
was in dying condition.
w. j. Balfour gave the "gattling gun"
seeder new boost last week when he
shot wheat over 40 acres in two days.
Several farmers with large acreage
have found the broad cast seeder good
thing in rushing in this springs crop.
Tom Smith returned home Tuesday
from Toronto, where he has this spring
completed his last year of work at the
Toronto college of dentistry. His many
Langdon friends will be glad to learn
that he will remain here and practice
his profession in the office of his brother,
DR.. f. s. Smith.
The people of Wang are making ar
rangements to get into closer touch with
Walhalla and will be met by the busi-
ness people of that town more than
half way. 1t is understood that in the
future the star route for that place will
run from Walhalla instead of Olga, as
now, and telephone line has been con-
tracted for along the new route. These
changes will be made in the near future.
]. w. Perkins has disposed of his
farm at Elkwood to one of his neighbors,
Lars Underberg, and intends to go to
his old home in Wisconsin after putting
in the summer here working at his
trade as mason. He has recently had
considerable property left him back
there by relative. When Mr.. Perkins
leaves Cavalier county will lose as
staunch democrat as ever came into
the state.
Don't miss the concert given by the
Epworth League lecture course, at the
Opera House, May 30th. The program
and fuller announcements will be given
next week. Prof. Chittenden and his
efficient body Of helpers have been
working hard and long to put on pro-
gram that will please and satisfy all
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