Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-06-16
Bicycle repairing at Dedricks.

Lively SdCh VI l1duuaQ tflQP flour
is guaranteed.
High grade dentistry at DR.. Kerr's.
Schulke's block.
Banker G. B. Mcmillan was in the
city Monday from Hannah transacting
business.
One hundred pounds of Waukegan
wire runs ia rods. Sold at Dedrick's
hardware.
Lilly of the Valley flour at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Baled hay for
sale. Phone So.
Langdon's base ball club completed
its business organization for the season
on Thursday evening.
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat from which they
make "Hannah's Pride" flour.
| Rev. Father Hiltner will conduct
Catholic services at the churches in
Dresden and Wales next Sunday at the
usual hours.
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.
AL. Currie has removed with his fam
lily to Winnipeg, at which place he has
secured clerkship in one of the large
department stores.
Co. Surveyor Darling is surveying the
lines being laid out for roads that are
being graded this summer in north
Harvey and Hope townships.
The Mt. Carmel.court of the Catholic
Order of Forestcrs are arranging to hold
their annual picnic and report that by
next week they will be able to announce
the date.
| Twenty-tiv per cent greater covering
capacity means that four gallons of New
Era paint will 60 as far as five gallons
of white lead and oil mixed by hand.
For sale at Dedrick's.
John Mooney left Thursday of last
week for his summer vacation and
among the attractions on his schedule it
is understood is two weeks stay at
the big fair at st. Louis.
Harvey McCorkle returned home
Saturday from visit to the St. Louis
fair and will be followed later by Mrs.
McC orkle, who stayed for visit there
with several relatives and friends.
Electrician Henry is having poles
placed on North Sixth street this week
and wires will be run out as early as
possible in order to facilitate the fur
nishing of lights to residents in that
part of the city.
Mrs. r. P. Abbey took Saturdays
train for the Forks to remain there dur
ing the graduation exercises of the state
university in progress this week. Her
eldest son, Mr.. Percy Abbey is one
of the graduating class.
There's nothing to hide about the
composition of New Era paint. There's
tag attached to every gallon can tell
ing what its made of. 1t is an absolutely
pure lead-zinc -linseed oil paint. For
sale at Dedrick's hardware.
Miss Jean Mcmillan in company with
Alderman Sullivan's daughter, Lucille,
took Mondays passenger to the Forks
and will visit there with Langdon stu
dents during the progress of the gradua-
ton exercises at the state university.
LIS. Champine is again in the city
after several weeks absence during
which the interests of the Great North
ern racing circuit were not overlooked.
Langdon and the other towns on the
circuit are promised that the horses en-
tered this season will be as fast as any
in the west.
Western Cavalier county democracy
was represented by A. Sillers ST., of
Grey and d. Porter, of Glenila town.
ship. Mr.. Sillers expects to start in
the course of week with his family for
the Canadian side, but will be here
again in the fall to look after his Cava-
| lier county interests and take hand in
things political.
A quiet wedding that took place Mon
day forenoon at the Catholic church
united in the holy bonds of matrimony
Miss Rose OConnor and Mr.. A. Nc
Lellan. The bride has for years past
been known as popular teacher in this
county and takes as her husband a
prominent Huron township farmer. Both
have large circle of friends with whom
we Join in extending congratulations.
A. 1. Birtch left the city Monday ex-
pecting to be away for week in the
Canadian Northwest. Aside from his
farming interests out there he is taking
an active part in the settling up OF some
of the best vacant government lands in
the Saskatchewan Valley. Mr.. Birtch
has an advertisement on the last page
that will attract many who are con-