Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-03-24
sm,ke Weber Bros. cigars.

/ alSu SrSQe QenClSCry at DIR. kerr'S
Schulkes block.
c. Kelly guarantees patent leather
Oxfords and sells them for s1.75.
N. Rabenovitz was a business visitor
in the city from Wales on Friday be-
tween trains.
Lilly of the Valley hour at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Baled hay for
sale. Phone So.
Saturday baby girl was welcomed at
the home of Peter Bergen and wife a
few miles west Of town.
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat from which thew
make "Hannah's Pride" -four.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Mckechney on Fourth street welcomed
the arrival of little daughter Sunday.
Rev. Dougherty returned on MONDAYS
belated train from Wahpeton, where be
conducted services for Rev. Father
Ridder.
5. eau, who was reelected treasurer
OF Irler township at last weeks election.
was here Thursday with the returns
from his precinct.
What are you going to do to prevent
smut in your grain? Come in and let MS
talk the matter over with you. N. Nc
Gruer, the Druggist.
A. S. Burrows the veteran real estate
man from Grand Forks was transacting
business with Langdon parties few
days the latter part of the week.
Merchant Ed. Sherwin is being visited
by brother from the old home in Wis
consln. He contemplates spending part
OF the coming summer in Langdon.
William Pickering has homestead
in the Canadian Northwest, near Battle
ford, Sask., to which he expects to make
quite an extended visit during the sum-
mer months.
Geo. w. Price left on SATURDAYS
passenger for st. James and other points
IN Minnesota to stir up the movement of
prospective farm land buyers of that
section toward Cavalier county.
st. Patricks Day was honored at the
state university last Thursday evening
by a banquet given by the Celtic Club.
Langdon was represented in the even
ing's program by Percy Abbey and Bruce
jackson.
Louis Fischer and wife returned on
Saturday passenger from their wedding
trip east, which included pleasant
round of visits with their many relatives
and acquaintance in various parts of
Ontario.
Jas. Little, one of the DEMOCRATS
valued readers over at Olga has our
most sincere thanks for a copy of the
paper, dated July 30th, 1908. This was
asked for week or two ago on discovery
of that issue being missing from our files.
Luther Bowers, who last fall bought
the John Robertson farm north of town,
has during the past week arrived here
with his family from Conrade, Ia. They
come from Grinnell county and are old
neighbors of several Iowans who have
during the past few years moved into
Cavalier county.
DR.. T. S. Smith in letter received a
few days ago from his brother, Tom,
who is taking course in dentistry at
Toronto, Ont, learns that he has CON-
pleted the spring term examination,
coming out with first honors. About
May LIST Tom expects to return home and
engage in practice here with his brother.
Jas. Mcintosh, deputy collector of U.
S. customs at st. John, N. D., arrived
here Friday and is spending few days
arranging for the looking after of his
farming interests in Harvey this spring
before returning to st. John. He has
not been down here for over year and
during his short stay is being greeted
by anumber of old friends.
The annual inspection drill Of Co. E.,
first announced to be held on the 21st |
inst, will be held at the armory this |
evening. Col. Peake, of Valley City and
Lieut. Col. Gardiner, of the regular army
corps, will conduct the inspection and it |
is expected that with the attention the
boys have been giving to their drills
lately that their showing this evening
will be as credltable as that of any COM
pany in the state.
H. w. Montgomery, for several years
in charge of the tinshop at Mercer &
LAWNS hardware store, is preparing to
leave for the Pacific coast owing to the
poor condition of his wife's health. Mrs.
Montgomery left this week for Marshal
county, Mimi, where she will make an
extended stay with her folks while Mr..
Montgomery looks up prospective loca-
lions in Montana, Washington and other
~ ro,,oh tho west