Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-06-16


b. H. Gordon was a Grand Forks
;; visitor Monday.
New Era paint. A guarantee of purity
attached to every can.
Before buying children's hose see G.
j. Kellys line of bargains.
New Era paint is pure every atom
OF it. At Dedrick's hardware.
Prof. Vernon Squires will preach in
the Baptist church, Sunday, June 26.
DIR. and Mrs. w. w. Mcqueen were
visitors at Grand Forks part of the
| week.
Il. L. Burke and wife are expected to
reach home Monday from their St.
Louis trip.
Attorney p. G. johnson visited at the
Forks over the week end looking after
court matters.
Anyone wanting water pumped out of
their cellar can get the work properly
done by X. B. Falconer.
This week the announcement is made
of the holding of regular services each
Sunday at the Episcopal church.
Dune McEwan and j. Shea have been
in Langdon most of the week closing up
several horse deals with Cavalier county
purchasers.
You will surely paint your house, barn
or granary this spring and will want
the best paint? We have it. Come and
see Mercer & LAWN.
G. Orion and wife are leaving this
week for visit with friends at differ
ent points on the Manitoba side. They
expect to be away couple of weeks.
Miss Mollie Comstock arrived in the
city last week returning home from
Minneapolis, where she is studying
music, to spend the summer vacation.
Mrs. Geo. M. Price took Thursdays
train for Grafton and is remaining there
with her husband, States Attorney
Price during the continuance of the
Barry trial.
Stenographer Jno. Ryan, of the law
office of Attorneys Gordon & Wheeler, is
starting this week on trip to the st.
Louis fair. He expects to be away
about two weeks.
Miss Belle McPhail is among those
from Langdon who have been spending
the week in Grand Forks visiting with
friends and attending the graduating
exercises at the state university.
ST.. A. Boyd, who fills the dual role
| of principal of the Hannah schools and
editor of the Moon, is among the promi-
nent Cavalier county educators in at
tendance at the institute this week.
Some of the inmates of the Walsh
county Jail are not taking kindly
to the privilege that is being allowed
Barry of going up town to consult his
lawyers and take an occasional meal at
Graftons hotel.
Peter Stewart has farmed in north
Harvey for the past twenty years and
last Saturday while in town said that
never up to this year had he seen such
growth of grass in June as there is all
over the prairie this summer.
Jno. A. Mckay is one of the few old
timers whose name looks familiar on
the register at the teachers institute
this week. He is putting in the sum-
mer at the Wakeford school in Olga
township and returns in the fall to
Toronto to finish up his last year in the
study of medicine.
The DEMOCRAT acknowledges the re-
ceipt of an invitation to the commence
| ment exercises of the classes of 1904 at
| the University of North Dakota, being
held this week. 1t comes through the
kindness of Mr.. Percy Abbey and Miss
Tessie jackson, the two Langdon stu
nents who complete their studies this
year in the college of arts. Miss jack
son is the valedictorian of the class and
we are proud to say that both have
come through the four year course with
honors. Mr.. Abbey will go back to the
university for another year and COM
plete his studies in the college OF law
and in consequence year from now it
will be Attorney Abbey. The promi-
nence that has been attained OF late
years by Langdon students at the uni
yersity is mildly speaking highly credit
able and though unable to attend the
program Of commencement week the
DEMOCRAT along with the people Of
Lanedon generally, considers the time
one for congratulations to the local mems
ibers Of the class Of on.