Courier Democrat., 1904-05-05
Sm"ke Weber Bros. cigars.

MeFchant w. j. Faris is business
visitor from Hannah today.
For the newest things in spring dress
trimmings go to Kelly's Arcade.
Waukegan fence wire, fourteen ounces
to the rod at Dedrick's hardware.
K. \. Syverud was here yesterday
from Osnabrock transacting business.
Mrs. Geo. Bulloch is here from Han
nah for few days visit with Langdon
friends.
1t you are looking for nobby spring
suit at low price look through C. j.
Kelly's line.
If you are going to build, it will pay
You to figure with us for your hardware.
Mercer & LAWN.
Gilbert Barcelo returned Tuesday to
Grand Forks and this week resumes his
position at the Hotel Dacotah.
Why pay five dollars for pair Of
patent leather shoes when you can buy
patent colt shoes guaranteed for $3.50.
New Era paint is full measure and will
cover more surface than any other pre-
paredpaint. Sold at Dedrick' hardware
Leave your orders for job work at
the CouR1ER-DEMocRAT office, or tele.
phone No. q, and have them promptly
filled.
George Dunnigan and Harry Britain
left Sunday for few days visit on their
farms in the southwestern part of the
county.
NJ. j. Weber was here Monday from
Cando representing the brands of cigars
made by the widely known firm of
Weber Bros.
David Butler is now able to boast of
having the finest barn in Moscow town
ship. The size of the building is 2Sx56
with II foot posts.
Attorney Atneosen is spending much
of his time these days on his half sec
tion farm south and west of town, where
considerable of the land is being cropped.
For about the same price asked for
good ready made clothing, the Bee Hive
store will have clothing made to your
measure any style you choose. Fit
guaranteed.
Hannah furnishes two more prospec-
tive residents for the Cavalier county
colony at Forest Grove, Oregon. Louis
Hovland and Bert Collins left for that
place last week.
State Treasurer d. H. Mcmillan came
home Saturday from Bismarck to re-
main for few days attending to person
al business and looking after his extern
sive farming interests near town.
The upstairs over the jewelry and
music store of McGruer & Wold is being
fitted up for the occupancy of G. Nc
Allan, who come to Langdon from Osna-
brock to open up photograph gallery.
L. b. Pasco was here Tuesday from
Daniels on his way to st. Thomas where
himself and family will make their home
for the summer. They spent the winter
in Ontario visiting and have rented
their farm for this year.
A. 1. Birtch is another of the old time
residents who finally has made up his
mind that Langdon is the real thing
when it comes to settling down to live
comfortably. He has operations started
remodeling his residence.
Indications are good for fine dance,
tomorrow night at the invitation social
hop given at the opera house, when Tom
NJ. Westbrook will be commander in
chief. Everything possible is being
done to make the event one of the most
pleasant of the entire season.
James Kyle, one of the early day resi-
dents of western Cavalier county and to-
day leading merchant at Hannah, gains
recognition through membership of the
Early Settlers Association, composed of
old pioneers, who have been in North
Dakota since the old territorial days.
An effort is being made to have Mil
tons great consolidated choir of thirty
voices give rendition of its sacred
cantata Bethlehem" here at an early
date. There are thirty odd voices IN
the chorus and it's production at both
Milton and Park River recently was
pronounced success.
G.. j. Kelly and John Boyd took Tues
day afternoons train for Marmora, Ont,
in response to telegram announcing
the death of William Kelly, ST., father
of G. j. Kelly and grandfather of John
Boyd. Both expect to arrive at Mar
mora in time to attend the funeral to-
morrow. The deceased was in his eighty
second year and died after very short
illness.
Rev. H.Styles Harris writes the DEMO
Graf from Osnabrock, asking that we
announce the holding of NJ. E. church