Courier Democrat., 1904-05-05

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the Bee Hive store.
New Era paint. A guarantee Of nur;t1
attached to every can.
Fresh Vegetables! Salter g. Davanev
has a full line on sale every Saturday.
lceman Haugh has had his ice wapor
in commission since the commencement,
of the month.
Wanted few applications for farm
loans. Apply to Gordon S Wheeler
Langdon, N. D. %
Banker B. Prom and wife we're Lang.
don visitors over Sunday at the home Of
I DR.. and Mrs. II. S. Smith.
Carpenters have been busy making
interior changes at the Baptist church
since the early part of the week.
For the largest line of ladies plain
and embroidered handkerchiefs for the
lowest living prices go to Kelly's Arcade
You will surely paint your house, barn
or granary this spring and will want
the best paint? We have it. Come and
see Mercer & LAWN.
Gordon township farmers got as early
start seeding as any section of the
county. George Holmes began sowing
wheat Tuesday of last week.
II. f. kargel was in from Huron
Saturday, representing his precinct at
the meeting of the democratic county
committee. He will build large frame
barn on his farm this summer.
Painter Stinson is giving the interior
of the Columbia complete renovation
this spring which adds greatly to the
comfort and general appearance of
Langdon's old time popular hostelry.
J.C. Stanton, who has lately moved
onto the Owens farm south of town, is
the smiling daddy of bright baby girl,
presented to him by Mrs. Stanton last
Saturday evening. Both are doing
nicely.
Hon. H. I. Helgeson of Milton, who
during the past week has announced
himself as being out as an active candi-
date for the governorship of North Da-
kota, was in town Tuesday mingling
with republican county seat politicians.
Miss Mabel McCay, who has been
undergoing special treatment at Fargo
for trouble with her eyes is reported as
progressing favorably toward recovery.
Hopes are now entertained that the
sight of both eyes may be saved. Her
return home is expected in two weeks.
J. McPhail and family are reported
as having left Richmond, Va, last week
but are expecting to make stop overs
enroute home at Cincinnati, Chicago
and at Minneapolis, for the purpose of
transacting business. They are now ex-
pected to arrive about the middle of the
month.
John McDermott, who has been here
for few weeks from Portage, Wis, left
Monday for a trip westward to the
coast and may possibly travel on
through to Alaska. His visit here with
his brother g. H. McDermott was the
first meeting that the two had had in
many years.
Among the dyed-in- the-wool demo-
Gratis here from out of town precincts
last Saturday to attend the meeting of
the democratic county committee, were
such we'll known old party wheel horses
as Gustav Brecke, of Milton; r. B.
Laing, of Milton; r. P. McAllan, of
Osnabrock; Jos. McGauvran, Jr., of
Loan; Co. Com'r Alex. Roney, of Loan;
Peter Zettel, of Mt. Carmel and
Rudolph Kargel of Huron. Had the
condition of the roads been better many
others would have been here.
The preliminary hearing of the blind
pig cases, resulting from the recent
raid at Osnabrock, Hannah and in this
city, reached conclusion Thursday
forenoon when Jack Little, of Osna-
brock, waived examination and gave
bonds for s15O to appear for trial. Ed.
johnson, also of Osnabrock, was bound
over the afternoon previous. His case
having been given a lengthy hearing,
having lasted nearly a week. The
other case that will come up for trial is
that against Dan McNalley of Hannah
who waived examination. Two other
cases we're dismissed upon hearing, for
lack of sufficient evidence to secure con-
viction.
DR.. Kerr, dentist. All work guaran-
teed. Office in Sshulke's block.