Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-04-14
Wadsworth loans money.
Sm,ke Weber Bros. cigars.

: Sm,ke Weber Bros. cigars.
Get your horse bills printed at the
CouR1ER-DEMocRAT.
For the newest things in spring dress
trimmings go to Kelly's Arcade.
j. B. Boyd was business visitor tc
} the Forks and Fargo the early part Of
the week.
If you are looking for hobby spring
suit at low price look through c. j.
Kelly's line.
The new landlord of Osnabrocks lead
ing hotel, the Albion, is r. C. McAllan,
who took charge this week
Chas. Butterwick, one of Cavalier
countys Filipino war veterans is now
assistant postmaster at Hannah.
Miss Annie Diebel, of the millinery
department at the Headquarters store,
spent Sunday at her home in Milton.
Why pay five dollars for pair of
patent leather shoes when you can buy
patent colt shoes guaranteed for $3.50.
j. B. Robinson spent Sunday here at
the home of his partner John Mahon,
leaving Monday for his home at Bath
gate.
| d. Schroeder, with Schulke's Trade
Palace has been receiving visit from
his father, who left Tuesday for his
home in Minnesota.
What are you going to do to prevent
smut in your grain? Come in and let US
talk the matter over with you. n. Nc
Gruer, the Druggist
Miss Lizzie Byrnes, who has been
visiting friends in Winnipeg, returned
home Saturday to take up a summer
term of school near town.
Bruce jackson former Langdon boy,
is reported as having been one of the
North Dakota applicants for the Rhodes
scholarship held yesterday at the Forks.
Peter Evert arrived last Wednesday
from Mountain Lake, Mimi, and will
remain through the summer with his
brother H. d. Evert, at Rosehill post
Office
Attorney Sinkler was over from Graf
ton on Monday in consultation with
States Attorney Price on matters per-
tanning to the approaching re- trial of the
Barry case.
DR.. Fred S. Smith got home Saturday
from Chicago where he was detained
some time on business connected with
the winding-up of the estate of his late
uncle, DR.. G. w. Sovereign.
Walter Bradley until lately with the
dry goods department at Schulke's
Trade Palace left on Mondays passenger
north for Saskatoon, where he will
spend the summer on his homestead.
Hon. w. A. Laidlaw, was down the
line Tuesday. He will soon start on his
initial trip over the state in the capacity
of national bank examiner, which ap-
pointment has lately been bestowed on
him by President Roosevelt.
A. A. Harder has as visitors at his
home this week j. D. Harder, P. P.
Rempel and Ed. Berhold from Butter
field, MINI. The first two are nephews
of his and spent last summer here work
ing at their trade as carpenters.
John Blake one of the first settlers in
the southwestern part ofthe county had
an auction sale yesterday at his place
near Weaver. He has the Canadian
Northwest fever and leaves for that
country with his family this spring.
Chas. Mccarthy, who year ago dis
posed of his interest in the Milton Globe
to Editor Rishoff, returned last week
from his old home at Menominee, Wis,
to spend few weeks with old friends
and hustle spring work on his farms
near Milton.
Frank Sim, the veteran hotel man at
Osnabrock, has disposed of the Albion
and Is leaving with his family this week
for Saskatoon, N. w. T. They leave
many Cavalier county friends behind
who hope they will continue to prosper
and do we'll in the Northwest.
H. d. Parsons, the -four and feed store
man in new advt this week reminds
the reader that springtime and seed
time are with us-barring the chances
of another jolt in the solar plexus from
Old Boreas. Parsons flour and feed
store is again this spring headquarters
for field and garden seeds.
w. j. Malone was Langdon visitor
Friday from his farm in the western part
} of the county near Daniels. The recent
death of Hon. Jas. Dobie he says falls as
one of the heaviest blows the neighbor.
hood has ever sustained. The entire
community was only prevented from at.
tending the funeral by the impossible
condition of the roads.
II EA Wadsworth. who has been spend.