Courier Democrat., 1904-08-11

underwear sale.
Wadsworth wants several farms to
rent to good men. 50
Mrs. +. Broghamer was here Tuesday
from Osnabrock for a short visit with
friends.
DR.. Brooks is being visited by a
brother who arrived last week from the
east for short stay.
State Treasurer Mcmillan is at Bis
marck attending meeting of the state
board of equalization.
States Attorney Geo. M.Price has this
week placed tine new Chickering piano
in his home on Seventh street.
You cannot afford to make underwear
when you can buy it ready made at
Kelly's Arcade for less than material is
worth.
You will surely paint your house, barn
or granary this spring and will want
the best paint? We have it. Come aud
see Mercer Il LAWN.
Ben Cooperman, of the Langdon Cigar
Manufacturing Co., returned last week
from visit of few days with friends
in St. Paul and West Superior.
Mrs. f. A. Plummer, who has been
visiting for couple of weeks with her
sister, Mrs. p. Foshay, returned last
Friday to her home at Devils Lake.
Walter Barker registered Tuesday at
Grand Forks with the expectation Of
being among the lucky ones when
the winners are named in the Devils
Lake land drawing.
Mrs. E. A. McCay left on Tuesdays
passenger for st. Paul and will repre-
sent the Langdon court of Lady For
esters at a meeting of the high court.
Andrew Zettel and Bert Welsh east
of town are progressive farmers who can
say that harvest has actually begun and
have fine fields of barley cut and in the
shock.
Contractor w. j. Buckingham and
Architect w. f. Edwards were here
last week during the disposition of liti-
cation pending in district court affecting
the Opera House property.
A. S. Burrows, the veteran real estate
man from Grand Forks, was in the city
Saturday. Mr.. Burrows has lately be-
come extensively interested in Mani
toba and Western Canada lands.
Hon. H. T. Helgeson has lately dis
posed of his hardware and furnitue busi
ness at Milton to Merchant A. A. Halli-
day, who returns to Milton from Duluth
after an absence of two or three years
J. H. Mccullough, the Milton land
man, is touring the states of Iowa and
Illinois to interest buyers in Cavalier
county dirt. His Chautauqua railroad
is understood to have paid quite a
handsome dividend on the summer
seasons traffic.
Prof. r. Hayward was out to his
farms north of Langdon last week see.
ing the crops grow and drove with his
brother over to Walhalla, the latter
taking the train from the 'Halla to
Cavalier, where he takes charge of the
town school for the ensuing year.
Last Friday night quite a party OF
Langdon young folks drove out to Thos.
Ullyott's where dance was enjoyed on
the floor of the new frame barn he is
putting up this summer. There was
another event of the same kind at All
Padden's place near town, and John
McNeill dedicated his new granary
with music and dancing the same night
The old reliable farm machinery
house of the McPhail- -Brosnahan Co.,
I gives the DEMOCRAT readers list of the
high grade line of harvesting and
threshing machinery they are handling
this season. The binder trade is ex.
ceptionally heavy this season as farmers
realize that this fall there will be nc
time to lose in getting off the crops.
Fred Moritz, for two years grain
buyer at this place for the Federal
Elevator Co., bid good bye to Langdon
friends Tuesday, leaving here to accept a
similar position at Yorktown, N. w. T.
Helately bought three quarter sections
Of land in that part of the Canadian
Northwest and was induced to resign
his position here by the fact that by
removing to Yorktown he could give his
land over there closer personal atten-
tion. Fred leaves many warm friends
who feel satisfied that he will be popu-
lar as an elevator man and we hope that
he will find his land Investments profit
able. Il: