Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-07-14

Try sack of "hannah's Pride" flour
Once tried always used.
G. j. Kelly is closing out line of
mems fine dress shirts at 35cts.
Wanted a few applications for farm
loans. Apply to Gordon l. Wheeler,
Langdon, N. d. 25
1t 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.
Ii you do not get your DEMOCRAT
regularly let us hear from you and we
will give your complaint special atten-
ton.
Mrs. Davidson was a visitor over
Sunday at Wales, where her husband
recently purchased the drug store of
McGruer Bros.
just as naturally as pansies turn
their faces toward the sun, do most
lovers of good tobacco turn to the
stores that sell w. B. cigars.
A. B. Salter and wife returned home
last Saturday from their Ontario visit
where they were called to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Salters father.
Mrs. Morgan, mother of Mrs. N. Nc
kechnie and Mrs Chas. Crawford, ar
rived Monday from her farm near Cal
vim for few days visit in town.
Fl. U. Storlie was in from the south
western part of the county several days
of last week attending the meeting of
the county board of equalization.
Mrs. j. N. Henry and little daughter,
Ruth, who have been visiting for a
couple of weeks with relatives and
friends at Valley City, returned Mon
day.
w. j. Birmingham spent the 18th of
July with the Orangemen at Killarney,
Man., and helped to furnish the music
of the fife and drum corps during the
days parade and celebration.
W. FL. Row, of Elkwood, who has
been visiting the st. Louis fair and
making business trip through the
east during the past few weeks, re-
turned on yesterdays passenger.
Thursday evening of next week, July
2lst, the Lady Foresters give a lawn
social at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. H. Holland on Fourth street at which
ice cream and cake will be served. A
good time and plenty of ice cream
should insure crowd being in attend
ance.
Jas. Buffers, a we'll known Langdon
resident up to the time of his leaving
Langdon, for Seattle, Wash, about
four years ago, is here for a few weeks
visit with old acquaintance. He brings
with him the news that all of the
Langdon colony out on the coast are
we'll and prospecting nicely,
Yesterday afternoon the marriage of
Samuel Il. Norton of Hampden and
Miss Christina NJ. Mcintosh, living in
Harvey township occurred at the NJ. +.
parsonage, the ceremony being per
formed by Rev. DR.. Marsh. The newly
welded couple will make their home
OH the farm of the groom in Storlie
township.
One of the really pretty show windows
on Third street that is bound to attract
the attention Of the passerby is the dis
play at Schulkes Trade Palace depart
ment store. The scheme arrangement
of colors with the realistic ground plan
and the old fashioned windmill in mo-
ton causes the pedestrian to pause in
front of the window.
Last Thursday. the 18th inst, death
came quite suddenly to Peter Druar ST.,
an old and highly respected resident at
Mt. Carmel. The end as it came almost
without an indication of illness is at
tributed to heart disease. The funeral
on Saturday forenoon was quite largely
attended by friends who extend heart
felt sympathy to the bereaved family.
Today, Friday and Saturday after
noon and evening the ladies of the
Methodist and Presbyterian churches
are serving dinner and supper. The
former have secured the basement of
the opera house and the latter serve
meals in the church parlors. With the
throng of visitors that the city is enter
tanning during the races it is quite
reasonable to expect that they will
make their efforts in behalf of their
respective churches financial success
and with the amount of hard work in
volved they certainly deserve to be
patronized.
Yesterday afternoon Sebastian Shae-
fer took the belated passenger for st.
Paul, where he will be given a home
for the remaining years of his life by
the Little Sisters of the Poor. Mr..
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