Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-07-07
Who's the land MANI wadsworth.


Try sack of "Hannah's Pride" -four
Once tried always used.
G. j. Kelly is closing out a line of
mems fine dress shirts at 35cts.
Waukegan fence wire, fourteen ounces
to the rod at Dedrick's hardware.
Wanted few applications for farm
loans. Apply to Gordon l. Wheeler,
Langdon, n. D. %
If you are going to build, it will pay
you to figure with us for your hardware.
Mercer & LAWN.
For the most complete line of ladies'
muslin underwear at popular prices go
to Kelly's Arcade.
Jno. A. Mckay was in from his Olga
township school to spend the Fourth
with Langdon friends.
Miss koerner returned on Saturdays
train from Mayville where she has teen
visiting friends for couple of weeks.
Miss May Sorsarell was Sunday
visitor with Easily friends remaining
over for the celebration of the Fourth.
r. L. Burke and family have been
spending the week among friends at
Cavalier and other Pembina county
points.
MISS Matte McKeown, until lately
with Sherwin's fruit store is now filling
similar position at the bakery of H.
III. Hucks,
j. B. Robinson is a Langdon visitor
this week at the home of his partner,
John Mahon. His son Fred came over
from Bathgate with him.
| Cashier John Sheehan was among the
Langdon crowd at Weaver on the
Fourth and stayed over to look after
final proof matters on Tuesday.
| Judge H. E. Dorvals second daughter,
Miss Charlotte, arrived home last Fri
day from Winnipeg, where she has
been attending school since last fall.
Mrs. L. O'Relly and children were
passengers on Fridays southbound
train. They will visit for month with
relatives and former friends in the Twin
Cities.
The barber shop of Olaf Wall in the
basement of the First National bank
block is closed this week owing to the
appearance of water through the floor
of the basement.
| Twenty five per cent greater covering
capacity means that four gallons of New
Era paint will go as far as five gallons
of white lead and oil mixed by hand.
For sale at Dedrick's.
Capt. Frank f. Ross and wife return
ed Saturday to their home in the west
ern part of the county having visited with
Langdon acquaintance since returning
from the militia encampment.
Mrs. w. M. Prince, wife of Court
Stenographer Prince came over from
Grafton last Saturday and is making a
visit of few days with Langdon friends
during the balance of the term of court.
DR.. Mcqueen took Saturdays train
for Minneapolis in response to mes
sage telling of the sudden illness of
Mrs. Mcqueen, who has been visiting
friends in the Twin Cities for a couple
of weeks.
Dentist Tom Smith asks that the
DEMOCRAT announce that he will be
absent from his office in the Donovan
block from Friday, July 9Th to Satur-
day, July 10th, during which time he
will be attending the sessions of the
North Dakota dental association at Bis
marck.
In another column we give the official
vote of the winners in the Evening Press
contest in which one of our popular
young ladies. Miss Ella Gogin, was
winner of the first prize and free trip
to the st. Louis Worlds Fair and ex-
penses-all at the expense of the only
democratic daily in the state. We con-
graduate Miss Gogin.
Nj. Galloway was in the city this
week attending the meeting of the
county board of equalization. Late
rains in Fremont have washed out
much of the work done in road grading
in the township and some of the late
sown barley will also suffer. Mrs. A.
H. Galloway came to Langdon along
with him and will stay over for visit
with the McGregors.
At Devils Lake last week the Boston
Bloomer girls won game from local
players in which the score was 3 to L.
Last Saturday they played at York and
we're beaten in an eleven inning game,
the score being to 3. The game they
put up doesn't allow of Langdon play
ers figuring it will be dead easy. They
will need to pick their best men and
then the girls will make them go some.
The fifth annual meeting of the
Langdon Driving and Agricultural as