Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-06-23
New Era paint. A guarantee ofpuritz
attached to every can.

Before buying children's hose see G.
j. kelly's line of bargains.
New Era paint is pure every atom
of it. At Dedrick's hardware.
Supt. Hayward of the city schools is
spending the week visiting in Manitoba.
Geo. Vierhus was visitor over Sun
pay at Larimore with relatives and
former friends.
Jno. w. David was in town yesterday
from Daniels to lease hay land in Grey
township from the state.
Mrs. A. Schulke is making visit of a
few days with friends at Rochester.
Mimi, leaving here last Wednesday.
Percy r. Abbey is attending the
Devils Lake encampment in company
with the Grand Forks militia boys this
week.
Agent Lille, of the Independent ele-
vator, has rented the Geo. w. Graves
house on Sixth street and is moving in
| this week.
Chas. Harrington and Emile Hanggi
were Langdon visitors yesterday to bid
on state hay lands in the western part
Of the county.
| The Harvey Centre NJ. E. church is
arranging for its annual box social and
entertainment the date of which will be
announced next week.
Osnabrock is being represented at the
St. Louis fair by Ellen Ellenson and
Erick Moen. Both take their wives
along to enjoy viewing the exhibits.
Hannahs contingent of teachers at
tending the institute last week num-
bered seventeen. That is sixteen pretty
school marms with Editor Boyd along as
chaperon.
Mrs. Sam Oke arrived in the city last
week from Morden, Man., and accom-
panied her daughter, Miss Veda M.
Oke on returning to her school in the
Soper district.
Lightning during one of the violent
electric storms of week ago gave the
favorite COW of Postmaster Daniels of
Grey township dead-head pass to the
happy hunting ground.
Ex-Com'r George Weir of Milton, was
taken sick with pneumonia while at
Grafton in attendance at the Barry trial,
Mrs. Weir went over there last week to
nurse and look after him.
Mrs. McHugh IN company with her
daughter, Rosie, and sons, John and
Rod, returned to the city last week from
st. Paul, where the latter have been at
tending school during the year.
Hon. Jas. Mcdowell and Go. Surveyor
A. B. Darling are contemplating trip
during the summer to the mineral
waters at Bantf, N. w. T. They will be
accompanied by their wives and ex'
pect to make stay of several weeks.
The statement of the Dresden State
Bank is printed on our editorial page
this week and the various items show g
steady growth in the banks business
under Cashier Hayes efficient manage
ment. Turn over to the page and read
it for yourself.
\ There are many of Langdon's early
pioneers who will learn with genuine
regret of the demise of the widow of the
late William James at the family home
in Bathgate. Mrs. James had been {
confirmed invalid several years and {
great sufferer from rheumatism anC
partial paralysis.
B. G. Rodd was awarded the contrac
for rebuilding the school house a
Dresden that was burned to the groune
some few months ago. The cost of thu
new editice will be about $1,000 and il
has been planned SO as to allow of mum
Der of modern Improvements not in
cluded in the old building.
Il Cards are out announcing the mar
riape of NC. Mcdonald, superintendent
OF schools at Lidgerwood, and Miss
Katrina Delanger, principal Of the high
\ school at Mayville. The happy event
occurred in Minneapolis June Is. Bott
of the contracting parties are gradu
ates of the Mayville Normal and uni
yersity Of North Dakota, and are vel
and favorable known in educationa
I circles. They will spend their honey
moon at the st. Louis exposition, aftel
which they will attend summer cours'
at the university of Chicago. They viii
be at home at Lidgerwood on Septembe
IL. Mr.. Mcdonald continuing in his oil
position and Mrs. Mcdonald taking tn
position Of assistant principal OF tn
Lidgerwood high school.