Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-10-13
A. O. VOID, Optometrist.
L. d. Sweetman was business visito

u. d. Sweetman was business visitor
from Milton between trains Saturday.
j. H. Mccullough was business
/! visitor in the city from Milton on Tues
day.
| Get your measure taken at the Bee
Hive store if you want nice fitting
suit of clothes.
/; Langdon's local telephone line now
has connections with Supt. Heyward's
room at the city schools.
You cannot afford to make underwear
when you can buy it ready made at
Kelly's Arcade for less than material is
worth.
Miss Constance Truax took Tuesdays
passenger for the Forks and is visiting
| a few days with her sister at the Uni
versiry.
| The girls of the Perseverance club
will meet with Miss Winnie Ferguson
next Saturday afternoon at half past
two o'clock.
| Good dry cord wood ready for the
stove at the Langdon Lumber Co.'S
wood yard. Delivered, to any part of
the city. Phone 81. z
Miss Lucy A. Gordon returned last
week from Fargo where she attended
the sessions of the state convention of
the Christian Endeavor society.
State Treasurer D. H. Mcmillan is at
Bismarck, having returned to the
capitol last Saturday after seeing to
threshing operations on his farms here.
! O.G. Menes, one of Milton's retired
business men who spends the winter
months on his orange plantation in
Florida, greeted county seat friends
Tuesday.
Operator Longhenry at the Great
Northern depot returned Tuesday from
short visit to his former home in Wis
consin, where his wife will remain dur
ing the winter.
Gustav Brecke and r. b. Laing, who
number foremost among the supporters
of the democratic ticket in the south
end of the county, we're visitors here
from Milton on Monday.
i E. P. Atkin, who has real estate in
terests to the extent of about six
quarter sections of Cavalier county
farm lands, is here from Spring Valley,
Mimi, to look after taking off the crop.
! Thos Dunford reports II bushel per
acre macaroni wheat yield from crop
that was badly hit by hail last summer.
He had expected to pillow it under. The
sample is exceptionally good and will be
kept for seed. Had it not been struck
by hail the yield would have been easily
double.
| Miss Veda Oke, popular lady teacher
of Cavalier county and we'll known by
Langdon people, is this fall taking
charge of the primary department Of
Grey townships consolidated school at
Daniels which opens this week for q
ten-month term. Miss Oke has been
visiting at her home in Morden, Man,
since last summer when she taught in
the Soper district.
Lawyer j. H. Bosard has been in
Langdon since Monday comforting with
Attorneys Hartzell and Bascom relative
to their approaching trial. The next
term of court at Langdon convenes on
Nov. l, and during that term the case
against them will be called. 1t is
intimated that change of venue will be
asked, the men believing that they will
not be given fair and impartial trial
in this county, owing to the feeling
against them. Attorney Bosard Of
Grand Forks is associated with lAttor-
ney Sinkler of Grafton in the defense
of the men.
| G. II. Schutt, a we'll known breeder
of thoroughbred stock at Paramount,
down in Richland county, has been
visiting here during the week while
looking after the marketing Of the crop
on half section of land he owns north
of Langdon. His home at Paramount,
which is known as the Scattered Grove
poultry and stock farm, is one Of the
best in the Red River Valley and
MIR. Schutt has contracted for adver-
Using space in the DEMOCRAT SO as to
attract the attention of Cavalier county
to his thoroughbred Poland China hogs
and barred Plymouth Rock poultry.
The advertisement will appear next
week.
A good threshing outfit for sale
very cheap on time. Inquire Of
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