Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-03-03

For latest New Ideal patterns 20 to
Kelly's Arcade.
High grade dentistry at DR.. Kerrs.
Schulke's block.
Lilly of the Valley flour at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Baled hay for
sale. Phone 50.
]. B. Beauchamp one of Olgas old
pioneer hustlers was in the city Monday
transaeting business.
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat from which they
make "Hannah's Pride" -four.
Morris Orion and Geo. F. Barnard re-
turned last Thursday from stay of
several weeks at Hot Springs, Ark.
Contrary to both Hicks and Foster
predictions March LIST was considerably
lanblike-yesterday it was different.
j. w. Phinn, representing the Royal
Tailors of Chicago, is here from Grafton
for few days doing stroke of business
j. H. Placement returned Saturday
from business trip up the line in in
terest of his large mercantile establish
ment at Olga.
What are you going to do to prevent
smut in your grain? Come ia and let us
talk the matter over with YOU. n. Nc
Gruer, the Druggist.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Stone
on Fourth street welcomed the arrival
on Tuesday of little girl baby. Both
mother and daughter arc reported as
doing nicely.
Hunter & Stevenson, who have sue
ceeded to the farm machinery business
of the Langdon Implement Co., make
their spring announcement this week to
the local trade.
j. w. Mahon of the Mcmillan Machine
Co., is spending this week in the Twin
Cities hurrying up the shipment of their
spring stock of machinery forthc local
trade here and at Wales.
Jondahl Bros, are new firm engaged
in painting and paper hanging here
since last fall and their advertising an
nouncement this week is one that should
not fail to attract considerable attention
L. S. Champine has been receiving
congratulations in large sized lunches
since it became known Tuesday noon
that Mrs. Champine had presented him
with son and heir Of the regulation
weight.
Millions recently established First
National bank has decided to build a
brick block of its own this summer and
for that purpose has purchased the old
Milton House property for its building
site from Senator Chas. w. Plain.
Miss Ida Koenig arrived Tuesday from
st. Paul to resume her position as head
mllliner at Schulke's Trade Palace de-
partment store. Langdon people will
remember that Miss Koenig was with
the Trade Palace in the same capacity
last season, giving general satisfaction to
patrons.
Large auction sale bills have been
printed by the DEMOCRAT this week for
sale to be held in Huron township on
the 21st of this month at the farm of
Mcpherson and Macarthur. There's
long list of horses stock and farm machi-
merry and Ambrose Kroetsch officiate as
auctioneer.
j. Reiber, the pioneer painter ofLang-
don, who has been here since the town
started and helped to push it to the
front as we'll as add to its ornamentation
and beauty,is out this week with new
advertisement announcing that he will
be in the lead for all work to be done
during the coming season.
Miss Jennie Currie Of this city closed
very successful winter term of teach
ing Friday of last week in the Roney
school, Loan township. At the closing
exercises in the afternoon the scholars
and parents presented Miss Currie with
handsome water set, attesting to their
appreciation of her services.
N. Robillard, who is the recording Sec
rotary of Olga court, G. o. r.. sends the
DEMOCRAT notice of dance to be given
under the auspices of that order on Mon
day April LIST in the Beauchamp Hall.
The Foresters of Olga extend a general
invitation and the tickets, including
lunch served will be 81 per couple.
Wheat reached its highest price for
the present season Tuesday Of last week
when local buyers paid 9111a cents for
quite a number of small loads. Farmers
tributary to Langdon have been market
ing quite a considerable quantity of
wheat within the past few days, which
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