Courier Democrat., 1904-07-28

Wadsworth wants several farms t,
rent to good men. 50
l. Armstrong, the we'll known eleva
tor man at Easily, was here Saturday
between trains.
Mrs. Arthur Plummer is here from
Devils Lake for few days visit with
her sister, Mrs. P. Foshay.
You cannot afford to make underwear
when you can buy it ready made at
Kelly's Arcade for less than material is
worth.
M. Kelly and N. F. Charter left yes
terday by way of Morden for Winnipeg
where they will spend the week at the
fair.
Mrs. DR.. Semple left last week for a
few days visit among relatives and old
friends at her former home in Wis
consin.
You will surely paint your house, barn
or granary this spring and will want
the best paint? We have it. Come aud
see Mercer & LAWN.
VIM. Craig, travelling superintendent
of the Northwestern Elevator Com
pany, stayed over in Langdon while
making trip of inspection over this
line Monday.
Dan Mcintyre, the widely known
breeder of horses in western Cavalier
county, was the winner of first and
second prize at the fair held recently at
Killarney, Man.
Miss Maggie Lang, who has spent
several months visiting with the family
of A. Schulke and the Gordons, north
of town, left Tuesday, returning to her
home in Eastern Ontario.
Asst. Cashier ]. H. Balm, who has
been at Dresden in charge of the Dres.
den State Bank, during the absence Of
Cashier Hayes, is back again at his
post with the First National.
w. L. Drury of Stilwell, o. o. Thor
son of Storlie, Attorneys Cleary and
Dickson and J. E. Truax, we're among
those who took the train here Tuesday
to attend the democratic state conven.
ton at Grand Forks.
Wednesday evening of next week
August 3rd, the Lady Maccabees of this
city will serve ice cream and cake at a
social to be given on the lawn at Mrs
w. J. Birmingham's residence on
Fourth street. Admission Is cents.
MARR1ED-On July 9th, 1904, al
Langdon, VIM. johnson and Miss Alice
Hill, both of Hannah. The happy
couple will make their home near the
latter place. Rev. G. L. Wilson, pastor
of the Presbyterian church, officiated.
Tuesday of last week Manager Smith
had the local yard of the Stoltze Lum-
Der Co., closed in observance of the
funeral of the wife of f. H. Stoltze who
died in a st. Paul hospital. The de-
ceased has been an invalid for several
years.
Many Langdon friends will learn with
pleasure that noticeable improvement
is reported in the condition of Mrs
Geo. Thaler since the critical operation
which she was compelled to undergo q
few days ago and that hopes are now
entertained of her ultimate recovery.
The Ladies Aid society announce that
they will have bakery sale at Boyd's
Headquarters store on Saturday, July
3oth, commencing at half past two
o'clock in the afternoon. The ladies
will offer for sale varied assortment
of plain and fancy breads, biscuits
cakes and other table dainties.
Nv. Smith and wife were Langdou
visitors this week on their return from
Detroit Lake, Ainn., to their home al
Brandon, Man. Mr.. Smith is an uncle
Of Miss Emily Smith and her brothers
Dentist Tom Smith and Manager Chas
A. Smith of the Stoltze lumber yard
For the past eighteen years he has been
engaged as q wholesale merchant al
Brandon, Man.
William Higgins, Of Cypress, was
among those from considerable dis
tance who came to Langdon on Monday
to attend the democratic county con-
vention. Crop prospects in the western
part Of the county he says are nearly q
week in advauce of what he has seen
around Langdon. Mr.. Higgins was On
excursionist last week to the Chau'
tauqua and says that enroute from
Hannah to Devils Lake he saw nothing
that compared with the wheat crop ou'
his way.