Courier Democrat., 1904-04-28

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High grade dentistry at DR.. Kerr,s.
Schulke's block.
Q. j. Kelly guarantees patent leather
Oxfords and sells them for s1.75.
Gunder Nelson was in Langdon from
Osnabrock between trains Tuesday.
Druggist Dan McGruer was in the
city Saturday from Hannah transacting
business.
Miss Cora Law, returned this week to
Hannah having visited friends here for
several davs.
Lilly of the Valley -four at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Baled hay for
sale. Phone So.
Fresh northern grown garden seeds;
the best obtainable, two packages for Sc
at the Bee Hive store.
Postmaster Jos. Paalson mingled with
county seat republicans while in town
between trains Saturday.
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat from which they
make "Hannah's PRIDE flour.
Will Haight from Osnabrock was
among those from out of town attending
the masquerade ball Monday night.
Mrs. H. Gordon and daughter from
Willow City, in Bottineau county, were
visitors over Sunday with Langdon
relatives.
The old established hardware firm of
Mercer i LAWN has new advertise
ment on another page of this issue.
Have you read it?
H. Bidlake, who is prominent in real
estate circles at Osnabrock, is doing
stroke of insurance business at the
county seat this week.
Farmers wishing warmer climate can
trade quarter for half section in South
Dakota, or half-section for 500 acres in
Nebraska. See Wadsworth.
Mrs. o. r. Thompson and Mrs. e. H.
Gordon will leave the latter part of the
week for couple of weeks visit with
their relatives in Pembina county.
G. McAllan, the Osnabrock photogra-
pher, is announcing the closing of his
studio at that place with the purpose of
removing to Langdon about May LIST.
The DEMOCRAT has a nice bunch of
news from Berlin and another from
Wales. The balance of our corps of cor
respondents are evidently too busy to
write just at this time.
Robert Bryson is able to report having
started seeding operations yesterday
on his farm mile north of town, and
holds the records up in this part of the
county. at least so far as has been heard
from by the DEMOCRAT.
Mrs. DR.. Wohler, nee Della P. Jane
son, for years pasta practicing physician
at Osnabrock, is announced as intending
to leave shortly for the state of Wash
ington. Mr.. Wohler is at present out
west looking over the country.
Chairman E. j. Fox of the democratic
county committee has this week mailed
to committeeman over the county no.
tices of meeting to be held here on
Saturday afternoon of this week. The
call for county convention will be is
sued and other business of Importance
transacted.
From the column headed "University
Notes" in the Sunday issue of the
Grand Forks Herald it is learned that
Prof. Squires, one of the faculty of the
state university will be among the dis
tinguished orators at the graduation
exercises of the Langdon public schools
on commencement day.
Lansdon fremen are considering the
purchase of new suits this spring and are
perfecting arrangements that will allow
of the department having good repre-
sentation at the state firemen's annual
tournament, which is to be held at
Darlington, N. D., early in June. Chief
McDermott and the boys say they will
leave no stone unturned to have as
swift racing team at the tournament
as any fire department in the state.
Lanedon people generally will very
much regret to learn that Druggist
Harry Arneson of Edinburg benefited
little if any from the trip which he
took during the early part of the winter
to Arizona in hopes of the southern
climate restoring his health. Recently
he was brought back in an invalided
condition and is being given every atten-
ton and careful nursing at the family
home in Minnesota. For years past he
has fought off the ravages of censump-
ton and his present condition holds out
very slight chances of recovery.
The regular meeting of Langdon Work
men to be held next Monday evening
should receive turn cut of nearly If
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