Courier Democrat., 1904-08-18
Ladies do not miss Kelly's muslin
underwear sale.

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rent to good men. 50
H. Atkinson was down from Dresden
on business trip Tuesday.
Miss Kate Schneider is spending the
week visiting with friends at Milton.
Robert Fleming of Dresden, was
among the Langdon visitors of last week
Mrs. H. j. Mathisen was in the city
from Dresden visiting few days during
the week.
Jacob Dosman welcomed the arrival
of young son at his home near Dres-
den last week.
Supt. Hayward announces that the
fall term of the city schools will open
on Monday, Sept. 18th.
w. B. Gordon and wife are away for a
two weeks visit with Pembina county
friends in the Tyner district.
You cannot afford to make underwear
when you can buy it ready made at
Kelly's Arcade for less than material is
worth.
Manager NJ. j. O'Malley of the Lang
don Lumber Co., made business trip
Grand Forks last week returning to the
city Saturday.
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.
Merchant Dan McAllan and wife of
Osnabrock join the pilgrimage of Cava-
lier county sightseers vending their
way southwark to the worlds fair at
St. Louis.
Mrs. Geo. Thaler was very i'll again
Friday and Saturday of last week but
has again taken turn for the better.
Her physicians now entertain stronger
hopes than ever of recovery.
Attorney j. G. Monnet left Tuesday
for his home in Iowa City, Ia., having
visited here with his sister, Mrs. G. S.
Smith, since the close of the state
tennis tournament at Grand Forks last
week.
=, G. w. Plain again resumes position
in the front ranks among Milton's.busi-
ness hustlers, having purchased the
Helgeson stock of furniture. 1t will be
opened up in the building at present
occupied by the First National bank.
The moving picture show with pro-
gram of illustrated songs proved quite a
strong attraction at the Opera House
on Monday and Tuesday night. The
songs rendered by Mr.. Bert Martin, the
baritone soloist, proved to be good
feature of the show.
Game Warden Meiklejohn has his
hands full these days in seeing that the
state game law regarding chicken and
duck shooting is observed. There are
always those who are so lacking in
sportmanship as to attempt to violate
the law and lessen the real sport.
Sheriff Pinkerton journeyed to Du-
luth last week with Malone, a mental
wreck who lately drifted into town with
transient harvesters. The mans strange
and irresponsible behavior resulted in
the authorities deciding that the inter
ests of the community required his
being returned to his former home in
Duluth.
Attorney Butler Lamb and wife are
in the city today greeting old friends
and acquaintances. They are now liv-
ing at Towner, where Attorney Lamb
has opened up land Office. They
drove into town last evening from
Storlie township and have lately visited
}, Devils Lake viewing the excitement in
|cident to the registration for reserva-
tion land.
Events of the past 60 to prove that
"grafters" can hang out sign and work
Langdon's dressy dudes into paying in
dollar week with the fond hope Of
getting suit of "glad rags" for next to
nothing, but in Fargo the field for such
smooth -tongued rascals seems unlimit
ed. The latest is the case of 'Prof.
Earle, the 'world's greatest clairvoyant
and palmist," who held forth at the
metropolis about week and, accord
ing to estimates, cleaned up the nice
sum Of 5000 during his stay. An old
soldier by the name of Brown leads the
list Of victims with loss of $1,000 in
cold cash, and another easy mark is
short $500. 1t seems queer that such
credulity can be displayed by sane
grown-up people, but apparently We
'never get too old to learn