Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-06-30
Bicycle repairing at Dedricks.

u guaranteed.
Rev. Hiltner of Mt. Carmel is spend
ing the week in st. Paul.
R-U-YY! it so, smoke the Webe,
Twister and Cando Favorite cigars.
One hundred pounds of Waukegar
wire runs III rods. Sold at DERRICK
hardware.
Lilly Of the Valley flour at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Baled hay TO,
sale. Phone IS.
Anyone wanting water pumped out Of
their cellar can get the work properly
done by R. B. Fafconer.
John D. Janzen's barn in Hender.
son township was struck by lightning
and badly damaged last week.
VIM. Sbach is building a new $4,000
residence on his farm IN Harvey. Car
penter Mcpherson has the Job.
The social to have been held at Har-
vey Centre tonight has been post
poned until July Sth-Friday Of next
week.
Luke johnson, Will Farrell and John
Boyd played with Wales ball team in a
match game at Milton on Tuesday
afternoon.
FrankMoran and Prof. Hayward spent
last week looking over their farm land
investments across the line returning
home Monday
You will surely paint your house, barn
or granary this spring and will want
the bes: paint? We have it. Come aud
see Mercer Il LAWN.
\. Schulke has new advertisement
this week announcing a special red
figure sale of wash goods at his big
department store this week
w. f. Padden, who has been at North
Hudson, Wis, with his family since last
fall, has returned to Langdon and is
working in the machine shop of Nc
Donald 4 Colvin.
Rev. Dougan is expecting to leave this
week for Chicago after spending few
days in looking after his interests here
Miss jackson will remain during part of
the summer visiting friends.
Milton claims to have the best and
largest orchestra in the northern part
of the state. Its leader and director is
Adolph Anderson and the orchestra has
an Instrumentation of ten pieces.
Optician A. o. Void announces this
week that he will be out of town from
July 9Th to 10Th. He goes to Devils
Lake to attend the annual meeting of
state opticians held at the Chautauqua
grounds.
Miss Kneeshaw is Langdon visitor
this week, guest of Attorney and Mrs.
E. H. Gordon. She came over from
Pembina last week with her father,
Judge Kneeseaw, who is holding a term
of court here.
Andrew Sturm of the firm of Sturm &
Price returned to the city yesterday
after an absence of several months dur
ing which he has been looking after
business interests in California and
visiting his old home in Minnesota.
Mrs. Frank Dew, who has been visit
ing at the home of her father, F. G.
Angliss, at Prattsburg, N. Y, during the
summer, left for her home at Langdon
on the 2sth, having had an extended
visit. She visited the principal cities
of the east, and spent part of the time
on the lakes.
The Great Northern has bills out an
nouncing the first of its Chautauqua
excursions to Devils Lake for this sea-
son. The date is Tuesday, July 10Th.
The schedule time for the train to leave
Langdon is $40 in the morning, return
ing from the lake at the close of the
DAVIS program. Fare for the round trip
1915.
Mt. Carmel has basket picnic on July
18th when besides ball game there
will be quite program of sports and
bowery dancing. As none of the nearby
towns seem to be holding celebration
on the Fourth this year it is natural to
expect that quite crowd of Langdon
people will take in the Mt. Carmel pic
mic where pleasant days outing is
promised young and old alike.
The box social that was to have been
held at the Harvey Centre NJ E.
church on Thursday of this week was
postponed till Friday of next week,
July sth. The program will be miscel-
laneous and interesting, talent from
Langdon, Osnabrock and Harvey Centre
will furnish the entertainment and a
good time is predicted. Ladies come
along and bring your boxes and baskets
early as we would like to commence
promptly at 8 p. m.
Many Langdon friends learned with
oanuine sorrow of the passing away of