Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-08-31
Rye flour at Parsons.

DIR. Minge had business up the line at
Wales Tuesday.
Tennis players can get all kinds of
tennis shoes at Kelly's Arcade.
Optician A. O. Void was a business
to Grand Forks the first of the
week.
A. Schiller is now the proprietor of the
d Son general merchandise bust
ness at Wales.
Chilly of the Valley flour at Parsons
flour and feed store. Baled hay for sale
No So.
Splendid line of fall suitings for mems
clothing and ladies tabernacle skirts at
the Bee Hive Store.
Attorney Fred w. Mclean attended
to legal matters while at Hannah be-
tween trains Tuesday.
Mrs. c. A. Palmer is recovering from
an attack of tonsillitis from which she
has allied for nearly a week.
Sheriff Peter Reid found time Tues
day to join the Langdon party going
see the state fair at Grand Forks.
P. Mulligan let the contract Tuesday
for building a large frame barn to be
put up this fall on his Loan township
farm.
w. j. Mooney returned Tuesday from
st. Paul, where Mrs. Mooney will make
a stay with friends during the Mime
sofa state fair.
Fol any kind of a loan or any kind of
a land deal see Wadsworth. He gives
good farms to those who will work them
on half crop contracts.
Operator Gus Longhenry, who has
been with the CT. Northern on the Cass
Lake branch since leaving here is max
ing Langdon friends a visit of a few DAYS,
Mrs. Geo. W. Price returned home
this week from a visit of the greater
part of the summer with relatives and
former acquaintance at st. James.
MINI.
f. A! Boyer, teacher of the Mt. Car,
mel village school is in Langdon much
of the time this week helping the fami-
ly to get settled in their new home on
Pine street.
Mrs. Brosnahan and family returned
last Friday from a visit with Grafton
friends, where they have been staying
since the closing of the schools for the
summer vacation.
Ben Cooperman made a stay over
Sunday with Langdon friends. He now
has a territory over the northern part OF
the state for one of the leading whole
sale houses of Minneapolis.
L. H. Devaney helped out at the Don.
ovan drug store a few days last week
during the absence from town of DR.
Donovan and Druggist Mckay, the lat,
ter being away for a vacation.
Harry Britton is to be shortly transfer.
red from the office of the Stoltze Lumber
Co., here to Sarles, where he will have
management Of the company'S new
lumber yard which opens up for business
this fall.
Correll Shaw has resigned his position
in States Attorney Prices office this
week, leaving Tuesday for the coast,
where he will join his father, who has
been at Vancouver, B. c.. since leaving
here last spring.
NJ. G. Lines is one of the new elevator
men on the Langdon grain market this
fall. Last year he had charge of an ele-
vator at Crystal but has Just returned
from a trip to the Pacific coast country
for the benefit of his health.
Thos. Bills who has been working on
the farm of Tom Padden this summer
is laid up with a badly sprained shout,
der, the injuries being received while
watering an unmanagable broncho colt
last Thursday. He has been under the
treatment of DR.. Gibson since brought
to town.
Miss Lizzie Burley leaves this morn
ing for Langdon where she will pass the
winter, with her sister, Mrs. Thompson.
Miss Burley will give particular atten.
ton to music during the coming winter
and as she is already expert, by spring
she will have perfected herself Wal
halla Mountaineer.
Hon. n. Robillard drove over Monday
from Olga to look after township affairs,
M. L.. Sullivan has harvested one
hundred acres a day during the tine
weather of the past week on his farms
near town. With relays of horses three
large harvesters have been kept steadily
at work from daybreak until dark.
DIR. KERR
DENTIST.