Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-07-14

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Lilly OF the Valley -four at Parson',
Flour and Feed store. Baled hay TO,
sale. Phone IS.
Attorney Cleary and E. A. Farrell
drove to Park River on Thursday te
attend the Birder funeral.
Judge kneeshaw is here to attend
the races and incidentally participate
in Cavalier county's judicial convention
tomorrow
j. X. Hamilton is assisting in the
extra work which has been entailed al
the auditors Office by the equalizing Of
the assessment.
j. B. Boyd and wife were among
those from Langdon attending the
funeral of Hon. J. P. Birder at Park
River last Thursday.
Geo. w. Gardner and wife are here
from Minneapolis to visit his mother,
Mts. P. Gardner and other members Of
the family for few days.
Hon. w. A. Laidlaw has returned to
the city Monday from trip through
the south end of the state in his capa.
city of national bank examiner.
Mrs. Hannegan, who has spent the
past couple Of weeks visiting here with
her daughter, returned on Mondays
train to her home in Wisconsin.
Robert Scott returned Friday of last
week from visit to the Canadian
Northwest, where himself and boys
have taken up land near Battleford.
M. Carmel ladies give an entertain
ment and box social on Wednesday, Of
next week, July 10th, and assure all
their Langdon friends who attend a
highly enjoyable time.
Clean, good tobaccos are now looked
upon as the essentials for long life;
therefore smoking is not only a luxury
but necessity. The W. b. cigars con-
tain only clean, good tobacco.
Mrs. III. H. McCorkle arrived in the
city yesterday after having spent several
months out on the coast. They will
make their home in the house on
Fourth street lately vacated by the
Champine family.
For several days last week the condi-
ton of Mrs. Geo. Thaler caused the
many friends of the family grave con-
Germ, but later reports indicate that
both the mother and her three little
baby girls are now progressing nicely.
H. P. Giles, representing the Conrad
cigar firm of Minneapolis visited Lang
don Tuesday and renewed an &C.
quaintanceship ofmany old time friends.
Way back in the early COS Mr.. Giles
was the partner of Landlord Diebel in
the hotel business at Milton.
Jno. r. Currie returned Friday from
a trip out through the Northwest Terri
tories to look after land he has near
Battleford. Crop prospects there ap-
pear just about as excellent as here.
Mr.. Currie has the Harvey Centre farm
of County Auditor Work rented for this
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Duprez, two we'll
known Pembina county pioneers, for
years past engaged in the hotel bust
ness at st. Joe, were here Friday en-
route to Rugby, where they go to visit
Mrs. Duprez's son, Napoleon Pellerin.
The family are well known to many
Langdon people.
At the preliminary hearing of the
Stoddard shooting case set for yester-
day forenoon Justice Farrell granted
the motion of States Attorney Price
asking for continuance until Satur-
day afternoon in order to allow of the
return of Mrs. Stoddard, the complain
ing witness, who accompanied the re-
mains of her husband to Blue Earth
Mimi, for nterment.
There will be a box social at the
Hamilton school house in Manila town.
ship, five miles northeast of town, Friday
evening, July 22nd, for the purpose of
raising money for an organ. The
children and their teacher, Miss Bessie
Marsh, have under preparation a mu-
steal and literary program for the enter
tainment of those who attend. Boxes
not to exceed one dollar in price.
Everybody invited.
On Monday afternoon the closing
chapter of the Fremont shooting affair
was enacted with the departure OF
George McDougal, the defendant, who
was taken to Bismarck penitentiary in
charge of Deputy Sheritfs Jas. Nc
Dowall and 4. B. Darling to serve a
sentence of ten years for the killing OF
Chas. Campbell. Since the develop
ments regarding the past career of the
defendant it is hoped that Cavalier
county has heard the last of the case.
One of the attractions at the Winni-