Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-03-17
sm,ke Weber Bros. cigars.

Robert Fleming was Dresden visitor
here Saturday.
High grade dentistry at DR.. Kerr's.
Schulke's block.
G. j. Kelly guarantees patent leather
Oxfords and sells them for s1.75.
The Catholic church choir is already
rehearsing special music for Easter.
Shake your feet at the ct. Patrick's
oail given to night at the Opera House.
4. E. McHugh spent part of the week
In Grand Forks looking after business
matter.
Lilly OF the Valley flour at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Baled hay for
sale. Phone So.
1t ysu don't like to pay drug store
prices fer wall paper try the Bee Hive
store and note the difference.
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat from which they
make "Hannah's Pride" -four.
Jas. Stevenson is this week assisting
Cashier N. Hayes in taking care of
bust ness at the State Bank of Dresden.
Attorney Jos. Cleary spent several
days of last week looking after legal
business at Fargo and points down the
line.
Ed. f. Reilly, the Dresden druggist,
and Wheat Buyer, Byfeld were down
from Dresden for visit with Langdon
friends Sunday.
What arc you going to do to prevent
smut in your grain? Come in and let us
talk the matter over with you. N. Nc
Gruer, the Druggist
Banker w. A. Laidlaw visited st.
Paul last week few days and returned
Tuesday to Fargo to talk politics with
North Dakota republicans.
N. L. Walton stayed over and visited
with Langdon friends Saturday on his
return to Daniels from stay of some
weeks with friends in the Valley.
Mrs. G. j. Kelly and Mrs. j. H. Tyrrell
were passengers yesterday afternoon for
the Twin Cities and will spend a few
weeks there visiting relatives and friends.
There are more price quotations for
bargain buyers in j. .Stadle's new adv't
this week. Read it over and then go to
the Chicago store and examine tho
goods.
L. S. Champine returns this week
from a trip through Minnesota and
parts of Iowa, where he purchased car
load of horses which may be expected
to arrive in few days.
About March aoth, or a5th, We will
have for sale one or tive carloads of choice
heavy horses and mares, which we will
sell for cash or give time with approved
security. Mooney, champins & Johnston.
The new change of advertisement
this week of Kelly's Arcade announces
the opening up of several lines Of G. j.
Kelly's new spring stock which are being
offered to early buyers at rock bottom
prices.
Last weeks issue of the Cando Record
reports the retirement of Attorney j. G.
Monnett from the law firm of Honnett
& Converse, and announces that Mr..
Nonnett leaves Cando soon to engage in
practice back at his old home in Iowa
City.
If you want clothing made to your
order, just as you want them 60 to p. P.
Kopriva, at the Bee Hive store. A hand
some line of spring and summer suitings
now on exhibition. Prices about tho
same as asked in stores for good ready
made clothing.
The republican state central commit
tee met Tuesday at Fargo for the pur-
p ose of setting the date for holding
their state convention and mapping out
the fall campaign. w. A. Laidlaw of
this city and B. Prom of Milton are the
attending committeeman from this
county.
Sheriff Pinkerton left Monday for
Mandan, accompanied by Werner, the
sixteen year old boy who made raid
on the ALERT drug store during the
holidays. Werner will remain at the
reform school there until December
1908, when he will be twenty-one years
of age with a view to advancing his
education and improving his habits.
ID. Gagnier, who years ago, along
withW. H. Shepard, owned the Cavalier
Co. Republican, appears to be one of
those unfortunates who are born to
trouble. He has been living in Fargo
for number of years and since he has
been there he has had, we think, two
tumbles on the slippy sidewalks of that
city and several suits for damages