Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25

Ladies do not miss Kelly's muslin
underwear sale.
Wadsworth wants several farms tc
rent to good men. 50
DR.. Porter was over from Olga calling
on county seat friends Monday fore
noon.
Mrs. r. Hayward is expecting to leave
; today for few weeks visit with relatives
in Illinois.
Mrs. Finlay returned yesterday from
a weeks visit with friends at Hannah
and across the line in Manitoba.
Fred Mcclure, the horse dealer, is
looking after business at Edmore, Law.
ton and other towns along that branch
You cannot afford to make underwear
when you can buy it ready made at
Kelly's Arcade for less than material is
worth.
You will surely paint your house, barn
or granary this spring and will want
the best paint? We have it. Come aud
see Mercer & LAWN.
| Miss Leonore Hannegan, of the ab-
stract Office, is enjoying vacation of a
couple of weeks at the home of John
McNeils family at Olga.
| Mrs. Price is here from st. James,
Mimi, making visit of few weeks at
the home of her son, Geo. w. Price, of
the real estate firm of Sturm & Price.
Miss Webster of Winnipeg returned
to her home on the other side by Mon
days passenger after spending couple
of weeks visiting with the family of At
torney w. B. Dickson.
II you own or expect to operate a
threshing outfit this fall you need to
have one of the DEMOCRATS thresher-
mans account books. Orders filled by
mail the same day as received.
Friday night last week crowd of
Langdon young people went out to
Harvey Centre and had an enjoyable
dance on the floor of the new barn
built this summer by Hugh McDowall.
| States Attorney Price went to Fargo
Monday to appear in behalf of the state
against the application of the defendants
Hartzell and Bascom for release under
bonds. The argument was made be-
fore the supreme court.
| The Milton Globe facetiously says
that ex-Editor Fred Z. johnson is the
most notorious newspaper man in the
state and threatened to start paper in
Bottineau county at Souris, but the
people would not stand for it.
! The coming attraction at the Opera
= House, "Fabio Romani," is dramatiza-
ton of the story "The Vendetta" which
many of our readers will recall was run.
ming as serial story in the columns Of
this paper about two years ago. Tc
those who have read the thrilling story
| the play will have two-fold interest.
| Langdon readers of the Sunday edi-
ton of the Minneapolis Tribune were
able to note that Mrs. E. A. Farrell, the
nominee of our city in the Tribune's
popular voting contest starts in with q
highly creditable standing up near the
top of the column of North Dakota con
testants. 1t is pretty safe to predict
that Mrs. Farrell will be one of the
seven winners from this state to visit the
st. Louis fair at the Tribune's expense
in October.
Robt. Walker, who removed with his
family from this county to the Battle
ford region of the Northwest Territories
in the early part of the summer go1
back last week for stay until after th'
crop ON his farm near Empire is har
vested. Crops were being cut aroune
Battleford when he left with the out
look of good yield in all kinds Of grain
He has put up house and made quit
a number of improvements on his farm
which is along the river and close to tn
railroad.
Il Prof. Arthur Farquhar, superinten
dent of schools in Aubudun county
Iowa, was q prominent visitor in th
city this week viewing Cavalier county
crop prospect. Mr.. Farquhar come
from the same town in Iowa that va
the boyhood home Of Attorney 8. I
Hartzell, in fact was his teacher il
school for some years. He speaks il
high terms Of Hartzell's conduct an
general behavior during period 9
acquaintanceship covering several year
and expresses sincere regret to find hir
in such an unfortunately sad predic.
J, ment. i
u See McPhail's I'd. Of .Sthreshing ma
chimes Tor sale il yon want . bargain.