Courier Democrat., 1904-07-21

1s guaranteed.
Mrs. j. P. Birder is in the city from
Park River spending few days visiting
friends.
Mrs. McDuffee, sister of J. w. Mahon.
made Langdon friends few days visit
last week.
Lilly OF the Valley flour at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Baled hay for
sale. Phone So.
Friday OF last week a little baby
girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. O. r.
Wright, of this city.
II. Price and wife left Monday for
Springfield, ILL.,, and will visit awhile
with the Click family.
E. Rorapaugh, travelling representa-
tive OF the Grand Forks Herald. WAS a
race week visitor in Langdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Rude were in
the city on Monday from Mona and we're
htted with glasses by Optician Wold.
John j. Meyer, who has been making
stay OF several months at his old home
IN Walkerton, Ont, returned Saturday.
q. j. Kelly sold fifty dozen mems
shirts during his shirt sale but has a
few left that you can have at your own
price.
Mrs Forbes and daughter, who have
been staying for month with the
manages, left Monday for their home
near Mimic.
Readers note the changes this week
IN the advertisements of Schulke's
Trade Palace, Kelly's Arcade, A. O.
Void and others.
Prof. and Mrs. Vernon p. Souires of
Grand Forks was here part of last
week to attend the sessions of the
Baptist convention.
M. Liebeler left on Tuesdays train
for business trip to st. Paul, expect
ing to be away from the city for the
balance of the week.
Mrs. Il. W. Mclean and Mrs. NJ. L.
Sullivan went to Grand Forks and
Fargo Saturday and will visit friends
at both places during the week.
H. Wieland was over at Grafton the
early part of the week for a few days
visit with former comrades while serv-
ing with the U. S. army in the Philip
pines.
Bricklayers have completed the finish
ing touches on the Dedrick block this
week and go from here to put up the
new quarters of the FIRST National bank
at Milton.
Mrs. H. o. Natwick, mother of Mrs.
K. r. Truax, left Monday for her home
at Chaseburg, Wis.,, having spent q
week visiting here with the family of
her daughter.
r. Bloomquist, popular with all of
Langdons musical people and widely
known as "the king of piano tuners" is
looking after business in his line in our
city this week.
Mrs. JOS. Power is visiting Grand
Forks friends for few days this week,
accompanying her husband, Co.. Treas.
Power, who is attending the republican
state convention.
Jim McDougall was included in
Langdons representative delegation to
the state republican convention which
wended its way to the Forks the early
part of the week.
Jas. McDowall and A. b. Darling
reached the city Friday on their return
from Bismarck, where they handed
over McDougall to Warden Boucher, of
the state penitentiary.
Barber w. J. Birmingham was dis
abled yesterday with sprained ankle,
sustained by mis-step on the sidewalk.
For few days he will do stunt on
crutches with the cripple brigade.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
announce that all dishes and tableware
borrowed for use at the church while
meals were being served have been
taken to the home of Mrs. Mcknight.
Please call for same as soon as you
conveniently can.
Osnabrock is losing one of its best
known residents and popular hustlers of
business in the departure of Chas. A.
Smith and his family who have left the
Brock for Montana, where Mr.. Smith
has for some time transferred his ex-
tensive interests in the horse trading
business.
J.D. Milne, cashier of the Citizens.
bank, took Tuesdays passenger for
Minneapolis and will accompany his
brother, Dave. r. Milne, who is at AS
bury hospital, on trip to the parental
home in Ontario. Many Langdon friends
will be glad to learn that he is gaining
strength with good chance of recovery
Last Saturday the y remains were