Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-03-24

Special bargains in childrens hose a
kelly's this week.
Fresh Vegetables! Salter & Davane,
has full line on sale every Saturday.
Have you seen Kelly's new line o
gents neckwear for the spring trade?
Banker Prom from Milton spent few
hours with county seat friends Friday
Wheatbuyer JOS. Fischer was herr
from Wales transacting business Tues
day.
Ii you are looking for hobby spring
suit at a low price look thro ugh G. J
Kelly's line.
! Wanted few applications for farm
loans. Apply to Gordon 4 Wheeler
Langdon, N. D. %
In buying your smut killer see that
you get the best. Trillatt's Tornado.
| hyde is the best at McGruer's.
Attorney Joseph Cleary was away part
of the week at Fargo, where the state
supreme court is now in session.
We are now ready to show you
our new wall paper stock. Lots of new
things this year and prices reasonable
at ALERT & Co., drug store.
Milton has taken up the Rooseveltian
idea on the race problem and proudly
rejoices over the advent of twins at the
domicile of w. E. Dahl. They were
both girls.
Out in Perry township last week Co
Con'r Jos. Heapy was honored with re.
election for the thirteenth time as town
clerk, his occupancy of the Office dating
back to the organization of that town
ship.
Jas. HI. Baine, assistant cashier of the
First National Bank is taking few
days vacation this week, during which
he is looking after private business in
terests of his own in the Canadian North
west.
John Girodat, the Mt. Carmel black
smith, returned Saturday from Carls-
ruhe, Ont, where along with Mrs.
Girodat, he has been visiting during the
winter months with relatives and old
friends.
| Tuesday evening of the coming week
the members of the Epworth League
give social at the Methodist parsonage,
when an admission fee of twenty-five
cents will be charged and everybody is
invited to attend.
Milton schools have engaged B. E.
Groom rs principal for the coming year.
He has formerly filed tho position ac-
ceptably, but resigned in 1903 on account
of poor health and entered the life in
| surance field.
! s, T. Scott of the Republican, received
wsrd last week of the death of his uncle
j. j. Woodhsuse, of Toronto, which &C.
CURED on the 14th inst, through heart
failure. Deceased was the only brother
of Mrs. (Rev.) j. Scott, of Walhalla.
Isaac Wall, resident of Moscow town
ship the past six years, was in town
yesterday and took out shipment of
farm machinery that will allow of tho
springs work being carried on this year
with all the latest Improvements.
Harvey township paid Col. H. e.
Burritt a we'll earned tribute of its
appreciation of his faithful services at
the election last Tuesday by voting an
increase of salary for his services as as
SCISSOR this year. He is now about to
start on his round of the township for
the fifteenth time, having never failed
in reelection since first accepting the
nomination in 1889.
John T. Haight, who left Osnabrock
some few months ago and established in
the Canadian Northwest real estate
/, business at Moose Jaw, ASA, is spend
ing q few days with friends here talk
ing up cheap farm lands on the other
side. Besides making q success OF his
venture out there he is constantly meet
ing old friends from different points in
this county who are locating new homes
cut there.
schulke's opening Of spring goods and
Easter millinery is announced for FRI
day and Saturday April LIST and End,
whom the Trade Palace Department
Store will be made especially attractive
to those who visit 1t by artistic decora-
ton and arrangement. Each day .
musical program viii be given by the
Langdon orchestra, with Miss O'Brlen
as pianist. This spring opening in their
millinery and other departments is
something to which tho public Of Lang
don and vicinity arc invited to participate
in one and al. Schulke's half-page ad-
vertissnen tells q the opening, also q
the big discount sale dnrins TIER week