Courier Democrat., 1904-08-04

Typewriter ribbons Remington and
Smith -Premier--best kinds. At the
DEMOCRAT office.
| The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat from which they
make "Hannah's Pride" -four.
If you are looking for bargains in any
kind of summer goods go to Kelly's. He
is clearing up his summer stock.
w. r. Bradley. Rob't Meiklejohn and
Jabe j. Souch are away this week en-
joying the races at Winnipeg's big fair.
Auditor Work and Register of Deeds
Rylance are enjoying part of the week
taking in the sights at the big fair at
Winnipeg.
Rev. Currie, pastor of the Episcopal
church at Park River. comes Sunday
to assist Rev. Burleson in the usual
services at the church here.
e. b. Robson, one of Hannah's lead
ing real estate men who years ago
officiated as pastor of the Langdon NJ.
E. church was in the city yesterday.
Baby Kidd, owned by L. S. Champine
and Attorney Cleary of this city won
first money in the 2:lO trot at Winnipeg
Tuesday. The best time in the race was
2:15.
Mrs. +. w. Bleakley returned to-
day from a visit with relatives and
friends in Manitoba, where she has
spent an enjoyable outing of several
weeks.
Robt. Arnott, sister of Mrs. d. Nc
Dougall, is over from Grafton visiting
with the family, called here by the seri-
GUS illness of his neice, Miss Mary Nc
Dougall.
G. H. McDermott is re-arranging and
building an addition to his Fourth
street residence, lately vacated by the
Sturm family, and will move in as soon
as the work is completed
A massive grey granite monument
weighing over three tons is being
placed in the Masonic cemetery this
week marking the last resting place of
Jas. d. and Robt. McGruer.
A. B. Darling and wife went out Mon
day to their farm home in Grey town
ship where he expects to start cutting
barley this week. He has wheat that
will be ready to harvest a few days
later.
Last weeks issue of the Turtle Noun
tain Star says that the Stoddard shoot
ing affair has local interest at Rolla
as H. G. Hartzell, of that place is
brother of Attorney S. L. Hartzell, who
did the shooting.
P. Heating gave dance on Monday
evening at his farm home in Perry in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Dillon,
who are here from Stratford, Ont,
visiting the Heating family for couple
of weeks. Quite crowd of Langdon
people numbered among those who at
tended the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Montgomery and
wife of Edmonton, N. w. T., the latter
sister of Mrs. Allan Pinkerton, have
been visiting the home of Sheriff Pink
erton during the week. Mr.. Mont
gomery left Tuesday, his wife remain
ing for more extended visit.
Dentist Tom Smith has this week re-
ceived from the North Dakota dental
association his certificate of qualifca-
ton, permitting him to practice in the
state. The certificate comes as a re-
suit having passed the examination of
the board at its meeting in Bismarck
last month.
We are glad to be able to report the
convalesence of Mrs Geo. Thaler. Mrs.
Meiklejohn, who acted as nurse during
Mrs. Thaler's extremely critical illness
is caring for the triplets. three tiny
girl babies, at her home in this city and
the young trio have been viewed by al
most all of the ladies of Langdon since
being brought here. They are all
| healthy with every chance of living.
In an interview accorded the Devils
Lake Inter-Ocean last week President
Kelly of the Farmers line of railroad
running north from Devils Lake, twenty
miles to Starkweather, said that his
line of railroad would be extended into
Cavalier county next year. In case this
is done the route of the extension will
run through the extreme western range
of townships northward to the boundary
line, instead of crossing the south
western corner of the county and enter
ing Towner after traversing the town
ships of Weber, Henderson, Trier and
Bruce, as would be the case were the Ct.
Northern to extend its Edmore branch
This information from President Kelly
of the Farmers railroad along with the
statement made by Land Com'r Lax
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