Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-04-07

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High grade dentistry at Dr.. Ke.rs.
6chulke's block.
Attend the creamery meeting at the
court house Saturday night.
CT. Kelly guarantees patent leather
Oxforas and sells them for s1.75.
Ole. Axvig made visit last Saturday
with Langdon friends between trains.
George Diebel. of Milton, was here
Tuesday looking after business interests.
Mrs. j. Paulson was the guest of Lang
don friends while in the city last Thurs
day.
j. III. Mccullough, the Milton real
estate man transacted business here
Saturday.
Lilly Of the Valley dour at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Baled hay for
sale. Phone So.
Attorney Wheeler and Stenographer
Ryan attended to court matters at Wales
between trains Saturday.
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
tho best hard wheat from which they
make "Hannah's Pride" flour.
Leave your orders early for smut
killers. We have the best made. Tril-
latt's Formaldehyde at McGruer's.
Father NJ. j. Hiltner writes the DEMO
Graf stating that there will be Mass at
Dresden next Sunday at the usual hour.
Jno. L. Schwartz, deputy register of
deeds has been laid up since the early
part of the week with badly sprained
ankle.
Thos. McGauvran and wife were
passengers from the Forks to attend the
funeral of Mrs. McGauvran Sr., which
occurred Monday.
T. E. Burke reached home Monday in
time to vote. He has been spending a
couple of months during the winter at
the Arkansas Hot Springs.
A. B. Salter has rented the E. ]. Evans
residence on Fifth street from it's pre-
sent owner James MCLAUGHLIN. He will
take possession about May LIST.
Frank Treleaven, one of Cypress town
ships old pioneer residents is moving
into Hannah this spring and in future
will be known as retired, or sidewalk
farmer.
S. j. A. Boyd who is editor of the
Moon and at the same time is giving
general satisfaction as principal of the
Hannah public schools is in town today
visiting Landon friends.
Mrs. John Diamond who has been
visiting during the winter in Ontario
returned home this week by way of
Bathgate, where she stopped over for a
few days visit with friends.
Stuart Watt, with the McGruer Phar-
macy at Hannah, has this spring COM
pleted a course in chemistry at the
Fargo agricultural college. He was one
of the honor graduates of his class.
Druggist Robert McGrath and wife of
Hannah, were among those from out of
town who were in the city Monday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Jos. McGauv-
ran, Sr. Mrs. McGrath being grand
daughter of the deceased.
Gilbert Barcelo, who for the last two
years has been employed as bell boy at
the Hotel Dacetah in Grand Forks, is
laid up with broken wrist and other
injuries in the way of severe bruises re-
sulting from fall from step ladder.
East of Olga much of the crop land is
bare and in shape for narrowing, but
there are several feet of snow along the
boundary line in the western part of the
county. It will be we'll along toward
the end of April before much seeding
will be done in Cavalier county.
Don't be afraid to put in plenty Of
seed. Generally when seed is scarce
and high, the farmers are apt to not put
enough in. Pete Wild, one of the most
successful farmers in Cavalier county,
says the trouble is, most of the farmers
SOW too little seed. He sows 1 e bushels
Of good we'll cleaned wheat to the acre
and the result is he is getting rich.-
Hampden Reporter.
Friday evening next week, the 18th
inst, a literary and musical entertain
ment by local artists, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. F. S. Smith, will be given at
the Presbyterian church. Theexcellence
of the evenings program can be judged
by the announcement that among those
taking part will be Mrs. F. S. Smith,
Miss Ella T. Gogin, Miss Emily Smith,
Mr.. D. j. Ridlington, and Mr.. g. E.
Landon. Miss Lilly Shaw will act as
accompanist in the musical numbers.
The program as rendered will appear
next week.
On one Of tho belated trains from the