Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-04-14

Noe Aolui vi crop payments OF WaQS
worth at seven per cent. 81
| 10 those who use bluestone for smut
We have 1t, at N. Gruer's.
H. d. ALERT went east as far as the
Twin Cities on business Tuesday.
Fresh Vegetables! Salter & Davaney
has full line on sale every Saturday.
Have you seen kelly's new line OF
gents neckwear for the spring trade?
Mrs. E. I. Donovan is visiting with
relatives and friends at Winnipeg for q
few days.
Wanted a few applications for farm
loans. Apply to Gordon Il Wheeler
Langdon, N. D. %
Robert Fleming, the Dresden real es-
tate and live stock dealer was a visitor
in the city Saturday.
Dealing on "tick" Read what Nc
Cormack, the jeweler, says about it in
his new advertisement.
In buying your smut killer see that
you get the best. Trillatt's Formalde-
hyde is the best at McGruer's.
Everything points to the success of the
masquerade ballbilled for Monday even
ing the 25th inst, at the Opera House.
If you want fancy costume for the
masquerade ball on the 25th you can
order it now at Bradley's cigar store.
For the largest line of ladies plain
and embroidered handkerchiefs for the
lowest living prices go to Kelly's Arcade
DR.. Semple and wife have this week
moved into their new home on north
Third street, lately purchased of William
Pickering.
G. E. Mccormack has moved this
week and now occupies the Seventh
street property he recently purchased OF
Cashier Sheehan.
| Morris Orion went down the line as
far as Larimore on Tuesday to see his
uncle and family safely started on their
journey to Seattle, Wash.
Abraham Web, who has been en-
gagged to teach the school near Moscow
post Office this summer arrived last
week from Mountain Lake, MINI.
Peter Schneider was down on Satur-
day from his farm near Wales looking
over Langdon's building prospects fo1
this spring. Pete is one of the best
stone masons in this part of the state.
! Ex-senator James Dobie died on We'd
nesday, at his home in Cavalier county,
I from pleurisy. Mr.. Dobie was resident
of Tyner, this county, up to five years
ago and was prominently identified with
its early civil and political history
Pembina Pioneer Express.
]. S. Brosnahan took Saturdays train
for Grafton to spend the week end with
the folks at home. AS the management
of the McPhail- Brosnahan Co., interests
here and at Dresden will require Mr.
Brosnahan's constant attention it is his
purpose to remove his family to Lang
don as soon as practicable.
George McCsmb, whose residence in
Montrose township will date as far back
as the earliest pioneer, is selling out this
week with the intention of moving to the
Canadian Northwest. During recent
trip through that region he bought large
tracts of cheap lands in Alberta and will
show the Cannucks the American idea
of running big farms.
The Langdon cigar factory we'll repre-
sents what business push can accom-
plish. Since opening up here little
over a year ago they have secured for
| their brands of cigars first place with
local dealers, not alone in Langdon, but
| in every town for miles around. Their
new adv't this week calls attention to
the strictly hrst-class quality OF every
cigar they make.
fTOm tQ0 COlUnA VI w oAceA S~sAAesS
school notes in tho last issue Of the Park
River News we take the following item
of interest regarding we'll known
teacher whose home is in this county.
"An entertainment was given in the
school house of Dist. 78 on March 3Oth
in the form of box social. The receipts
s22 will be used in replenishing the
library. The teacher, Mr.. Chas. Y. Nc
Donald. who closed term OF five months
intsnds to leave for Western Canada to
look after his land. In the fall Mr.. Nc
Donald will take up the study of medi-
cine"
Try sack Of "Hannah's Pride -four
] Once tried always used.