Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-08-10
Rye -four at Parsons.

Rye flour at Parsons.
Tennis players can get all kinds of
tennis shoes at Kelly's Arcade.
The Baptists held a picnic yesterday
in the grove at the Finerty farm east of
town.
Chilly of the Valley flour at, Parsons
flour and feed store. Baled hay for sale
Telephone No SIS.
Splendid line of fall suitings for mems
clothing and ladies tabernacle skirts at
the Bee Hive Store.
Frank Hamerl is further charging his
residence with a new addition on which
the carpenters started work this week.
Mrs. r. E. McHugh, of Dresden,
spent a few days of last week in town
the guest of Mrs. Rosa McHugh and the
Allerts.
Attorney Fred w. Mclean has been
crippled up with a stiff knee since meet
ing with a bad fall at the tennis court
Saturday evening.
Miss Stella Pennock is home from
Minneapolis, where she has been taking
IN advanced course in the study of
music since last spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Hodgins came over
Monday from Weaver, where Mrs. Hold
gins and her daughter, Stella, have been
making a visit of a few weeks.
Charlie Robertson, son of John l..
Roberton, returned last week from
Fargo, where he has been attending the
state agricultural college since the early
part of the year.
Mrs. Rosa McHugh returned last week
from the Twin Cities. Miss Rosa, her
daughter, who is attending school in st.
Paul, accompanied her and will remain
during the holiday vacation.
The drug store business of Porter a
Bryans at Olga is reported to have a
new owner in Mr.. Philip Brusseau, OF
the National Hotel. The business man.
agement it is stated will be in charge O
DR.. CUTIE.
Harry F. Kirby entertained quite &
large party of friends last Friday even.
ing at his Harvey Center home. Dane
ing was generally INDUCED in and {
bountiful supper served before the
guests dispersed.
M. S. Poppelwell formerly engaged il
the restaurant business on the lower enc
of Third street is now reported as hav
ing opened a furniture store at Davidson
ASA, one of the promising new towns
in the Canadian Northwest.
D.. H. belong, for twenty-nlne year
a resident of the Sacramento Valley, ar
rived last week from Calusa, Cal. Anon,
the relatives whom he is visiting in tn
county are w. E. belong and Mrs. M. c
Olson, a brother and sister residing a
Hannah.
Mrs. William Campbell returned t
the city yesterday after an absence of
month during which she has visited tn
Yellowstone Park country and the Paci
tic coast. Before making the trip ives
Mrs. Campbell spent some little time a
celebrated health resort at Mt. Clements
Calvin is to have a private elevator
Its owner will be w. R. Hendry, unit
recently connected with the McCabt
elevator at Cavalier. He starts build
ing at the new town at once and vii
move there with his family in readiness
to handle the crop as soon as it comes
on the market.
\. L. Bradley the fore part Of the
week, started in his auto on a business
trip twenty-five miles in the country, in
tending to go from there to Leeds anC
as a p%recaution took along an extra car
of 'gasoline.' When it became necess
AIRY to use the "gas" it was discovered t.
be water, and Link had to hire a farm
er to haul him back to Cando.
The wedding occurred this forenoon
at the Catholic church of MIR. B. H
Arendes and Miss Theresa Rohde. Boil
of the contracting parties arrived her
in the spring coming from Germany ant
have since that time been living will
the family of Anton Olodt. north 0
town. There was quite a gathering 0
old country friends at the Clodt HON,
after the ceremony.