Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-04-06

At Kelly's Arcade you will find just
what you want in hats.
! IS cent black tea only 20 cents a pound
at The Chicago Store.
The event of the season-tomorrow's
millinery opening at Schulke's.
Finest line of wall paper in the north
west at Boyd's department store.
Baled hay for sale by the bale or ton.
Enquire of G. H. Schutt or A. L, Vessey.
Judge Kneeshaw has been engaged in
district court duties continuously since
the first of the year.
If you must trade on credit that's diff
%ferent, but if you buy for cash the Bee
Hive store is for you.
Bert Sullivan spent the week in the
Twin Cities, making a short visit with
the McHughs and other old friends.
Druggist w. j. Davidson from Wales,
renewed the acquaintance of Langdon
friends while down the line Tuesday on
business.
Miss Bessie Marsh resumed teaching
at the Cameron school in Manila town
ship at the opening of the spring term
this week.
Congratulations are extended to MI. |
and Mrs. August Moritz, of Dresden, on
the arrival of a little son at their home
yesterday morning.
Rev. Robt McMullen announces it is
expected that Rev. Myron Conley of
Fargo will conduct the usual services at
the Baptist church on Sunday.
The pool and billiard hall which j. H.
Fyrrell lately sold out to Mr.. McManus,
changed owners again last week. Dave
Jones is the new owner of the business.
McGruer & Wold's musical and jewel
cry store has been undergoing an ex-
~tensive line of spring renovation that
will greatly add to it's interior attrac-
tiveness.
A. B.Salter is contemplating a summer
trip out through the Saskatoon region
of the Northwest Territories and may
decide to locate, should be find suitable
land on which to file.
Langdon's state university students,
Cecil Mahon, Parnell O'Brien and Misses
Truax and Sullivan returned Monday to
Grand Forks, having spent the week of
vacation here with the folks at home.
A license to wed was issued by Judge
Dorval on Tuesday afternoon to John
; G. Hunt and Miss Maggie Isabelle Nc
Donald. Both parties reside in the
western part of the county near Hannah
Ct. Northern Operator Longhenry,
who went to Erskln, Mimi, a month ago
to act as relief agent for the company at
that point, is laid up in the hospital at
Fosuon, Mimi, the result of an accidental
dislocation of his hip.
Peter Stewart and wife left Monday
for Brussels, Ont, many of their old
friends from Harvey township being at
the depot to say good bye and extend
future we'll wishes. Although leaving
MI. Stewart still retains his real estate
interests and many expect in the course
5 Of a year or two to see the family return.
p. A. Wadsworth in a letter to the
! DEMOCRAT states that he expects to re-
turn this week from his visit since the
5 holidays with his family at Grinnell,
, Iowa. He reports the prospects for
land business in this county as good this
l spring and as a result Of his winters
5 stay in Iowa has found a number of
customers for Cavalier county dirt.
G. W. Craven, banker and capitalist
: from Newton, Iowa, is a prominent
visitor arriving in the city today. Mr..
Craven is the owner of considerable
valuable real estate near Langdon and
will remain here a couple of weeks look
ing after the locating of buyers and rent
ers on several of their farms. The new
Corners hail from the same part of Iowa
as Mr.. Craven.
, L. T. Dose, who has lately succeeded
to the management of the Stoltz lumber
t yard here, moved his family to Langdon
from Park River this week, and is Sitting
up a comfortable home on Fifth street
in the Miss Annie Mooney house. Mrs.
Dose, nee Miss Susie Hooey, finds in
returning to Langdon, after an absence
Q of several years, a warm welcome
awaiting from many old time friends,
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