Courier Democrat., 1904-06-09
A fragrant full-blown Havana-w. B.


1O-cent cigar.
P. A. Sandison's new residence is
about completed.
e. j. Kelly is closing out line of
mems fine dress shirts at 35cts.
Waukegan fence wire, fourteen ounces
to the rod at Dedrick's hardware.
Double your pleasures and smoke
Weber Twisters and Cando Favorites 3
cent cigars.
Wanted few applications for farm
loans. Apply to Gordon Il Wheeler,
Langdon, n. d. 25
If YOU are going to build, it will pay
you to figure with us for your hardware.
Mercer 4 LAWN.
For the most complete line of ladies'
muslin underwear at popular prices go
to kelly's Arcade.
Mrs VIM. Stevenson and family left
last week for visit with her folks across
the line in Manitoba.
Miss Winnie Ferguson has been filling
a position at Schulke's department store
since the closing of school.
The remodeling of A. l. Birtch's home
is about finished and presents an i'm
proved and very neat appearance.
Rev. McMullen left Monday for his
summer vacation. which he will spend in
Michigan. He expects to be away three
weeks.
y. c. McNiven is putting line of i'm
provements on his Fifth street property.
A fine lawn is being graded up in front
of the house.
Miss Stimmel, of the public schools
at Fargo, will be here at the teachers
institute next week to assist Conductor
koehler in the primary work.
Miss Anastatia Campbell will appear
in musical specialtics between acts at
the presentation of TRUE Blue" at the
Opera House next Wednesday evening.
George Charter left last week to take
mechanical charge of the Independent
printing Office at Osnabrock and is mov-
ing his family from Langdon to that
place.
| One of the incest lawns in Langdon
this summer surrounds w. +. Winters
home on Spruce street. He has planted
over forty new trees this spring which
are all doing we'll.
Mrs. Adam Reid and daughter, Mrs.
Black, accompanied by Miss Allie Dick
son leave today for visit during the
summer months with relatives in the
Canadian Northwest.
Last week the Independent gave the
patriotism of Osnabrock a jar whenE Ut
asked the reason why there wasn't the
sign of a solitary flag displayed at that
place on Decoration Day.
Ezra Croft a we'll known western
Cavalier county farmer has gone to see
the st. Louis fair this week and will put
in the balance of the summer in visit
at his old home in Ontario.
DR.. Semple, Clerk of Court Truax,
Sheriff Pinkerton, Co. Surveyor Darling
and ex-Sheriff Jno. L. Robertson are all
over at Grafton this week to take the
stand as witnesses at the trial of the
Barry case.
Milton schools closed last week,
Twelve scholars received diplomas on
having completed the common school
course of study. Prof Willard of the
state agricultural college at Fargo pre-
sented the diplomas.
N. G. Mcdonald has re-engaged as
teacher of the Lidgerwood, N. ID. schools
for the coming year, which would ap-
pear to contradict the prevalent rumor
that he has hankering for the job of
superintendent of schools in Richland
county. Neil comes his home in this
county besides enjoying visits to Chicago
and the st. Louis fair during the sum
mer vacation.
A St. Paul paper says that Fred L.
johnson of North Dakota, after sojourn-
ing at a hospital in that city for while,
recovered so far as to send his automo-
bile and have it fixed up at a local shop.
| The dealer furnished him with num-
Der, as provided by the law, but it was af-
fixed to the side of the machine instead
of in the rear. This little slip cost him
IS in police court, the judge making the
fine light in consideration of the man
being a nonresident and unfamiliar
| with the law.
Langdon's growing home industry,
the cigar factory of Messrs. Kroengold &
Cooperman, are pushing the sale of
their popular brands of smokes this
week by the offering of prize drawing
tickets with sales made through local
dealers. They have an advertisement