Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-06-22
Jap-a-lac at Burke & Cos.
Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.

Jap-a-lac at Burke & Cos.
Use "Hannah's PRIDE -four.
Kelly is selling good macintosh rain
coats at $3.50 each.
IL. ID. ALERT spent several days this
week in the Twin Cities.
informing Glory roasted coffee, only
twenty cents a pound. At the Chicago
Store.
VIM. Dew was in town from his Rush
Lake farm Tuesday to attend the leas-
Ing of state hay lands,
Attorney Moellring disposed of his
automobile last week, the purchaser
being George Diebel of Milton.
A. B. Salter is now holding down a
position as clerk in the grocery depart
ment OF j. B. Boyd's headquarters store.
Mrs. Jos. Il. Schneider is expected
home tomorrow from her visit of several
weeks with relatives and old friends in
Wisconsin.
Hugh Mcpherson and Emil tHankey
were Langdon visitors Tuesday and took
in the court proceedings at the hearing
of the Calvin blind pig cases.
Miss Lenora ALERT arrived home yes
terday from Minneapolis where she has
been taking a course in typewriting and
stenography in a commercial college.
Will Scott, eldest son of S. T. Scott, of
the Republican, left Saturday to spend
part of the holiday vacation at Walhalla,
he will also visit friends in Winnipeg be-
fore returning home.
H. D.Parsons is putting the old Stoltz
lumber yard buildings on the lots at
the rear of his flour and feed store and
will use the same as additional ware
house capacity for his business.
Mrs. McHugh took Fridays passenger
to st. Paul and on her return in a few
days will be accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Rosie, who from
school to spend the summer holidays
with the family.
Nels w. Hawkinson has closed up his
independent lumber yard at Hampden
for the reason that F. H. Stoltze who
controls the townsite at that place
would not sell him a site. He is still
operating lumber yards at Edmore and
Munich.
4 Senator Henry Mclean and wife, of
Hannah, were among those of Cavalier
county who attended the commence
ment exercises at the state university
on Thursday last week. Their daughter,
Miss Anna Mclean, being one of the
graduating class.
The DEMOCRATS new serial "The Re-
turn of Sherlock Holmes" will start next
week. Thirteen thrilling detective
stories. 1t is the best and most talked
of newspaper serial feature of the day
and none Of our readers can afford to
miss the opening chapters.
,, T. J. Donovan, who has been visiting
at the home of his uncle, DR.. b. l. Dono-
van, for several weeks since returning
from Colorado, where he spent the
winter, left on Mondays train for Neche
After a short stay there he will go tc
Ontario for an extended visit during the
summer.
Saturday a car loaded with machinery
, for a grading outfit on the new line OF
, the 500 road was hauled in here by the
Ct. Northern freight. The camp of the
contractor owning the outfit is under.
stood to be located about twelve miles
southwest of here, just across the town.
ship line in West Billings.
DR.. Bennoit, of Minneapolis, and
graduate of the medical school of the
University of Minnesota this year, is {
! visitor this week at Judge Dorval's home
He was a roommate and graduated il
the same class as Judge Dorval's eldesi
son, DR.. Hercule f. Dorval who is ex
: pected to arrive home next week.
The June wedding crop, which pro
' misses to be unusually abundant this
year, was further augmented onTuesdaJ
I, forenoon by the wedding at the Catholic
: church in Dresden of MIR. Herman Wilkes
and Miss Lena Kroetsch, two we'll known
and popular young people of Wales. Or
v L.-- IL. .,,1 Eor%iy;tior orC
dancing we're enjoyed at a reception
rendered the couple by their neighbors
and friends.
DIR. KERR
DENTIST.