Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-05-25
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neckties go to Kelly's Arcade.
NJ. G. Olson was down from Hannah
in his new automobile Saturday.
DR.. b. o. Minge left today for Fargo
and will be out of the city until Monday.
Chilly of the Valley -four at Parsons
flour and feed store. Baled hay for sale
Telephone No So.
just arrived a carload of "Hannah's
PRIDE" the best -four made. Robt Flem-
ing, Dresden, N. D.
You will miss it if you don't take ad-
vantage of the ten days discount sale on
clocks at McGruer & Wold's.
Tomorrow, Friday afternoon the
Ladies Guild of the Presbyterian church
meets at the home of Mrs. A. Schulke.
Mrs. l. M. Wright is visiting with Mrs.
w. B. Gordon for a few days, having
arrived from her home at Crystal last
Friday.
Did you aver have trouble in getting
needles to fit your sewing machine? If
SO you did not have a "New Home"
Price s1S at McGruer & Wold's.
Mrs. e. I. Donovan and Mrs. Geo. M.
Price are receiving a visit from their
father, Mr.. McKenty, who arrived the
early part of, the week from his home
in Winnipeg.
Wadsworth the land man is always
busy but always has time to list a farm
or sell one and can tell you of very de-
sirable help, man and wife, for farm:
also can give you 1000 to break at $3.50
per acre.
Does diversified farming pay? 1t does
if properly conducted. Begin right by
buying a DeLaval cream separator, the
best and longest lived machine on the
market to-day. See them at Hunter &
Stevenson's.
The attractions of next week consist
of the Memorial concert Tuesday even
ing followed by the grammar and high
school graduation exercises on Friday
and Saturday evenings. All of these
events take place at the Court House.
John r. Currie, who worked the farm
property of Co. Auditor Work in Harvey
township last year, is leaving this week
with his family for the Battleford re-
gion in the Canadian Northwest, in which
locality Mr.. Currie took up land recently
Miss Clara Warner, of the Sherwin
fruit store, has entered the list as Lang
don's contestant of the Evening Press.
The count of votes last Saturday showed
Miss Warner having over 10000 votes to
her credit and in second place with good
chances of winning out.
George Sturm, of the real estate firm
of Sturm & Price, is expected to return
this week from his winters stay on the
Pacific coast in California. 1t is ex-
pected he will stop over in st. Paul for
a few days to make the purchase of an
automobile which the firm has decided
to invest in this summer.
Tuesday evenings Memorial concert
at the Court House will form a fitting
close to the observance of Decoration
Day by Langdon people. The evenings
program of musical and literary numbers
will be entirely patriotic. 1t has been
gotten up by the Presbyterian church
ladies and the old veterans of Cavalier
county will be the invited guests of the
ladies at the concert.
Customs Officer George Barcelo on
Monday served warrants of arrest on
Frank and Levi Hooey, of Langdon
township, under the charge of snug
Cling. The complaint of the government
shows that the smuggling occurred dur
ing the winter. 1t is possible that the
hearing will be had in time to dispose of
the cases at the term of U. S. court at
present in session at Fargo.
On Tuesday last week H. B. Grover,
the liveryman, closed a deal with the
500 railroad company, whereby he sold
his Cavalier county farm for townsite
purposes, consideration, $4,000. This
land lies eighteen miles southwest of
Langdon in the west half of Billings and
Mr.. Grover filed on this quarter in 1899,
little thinking that it would someday be
q townsite.-Grafton Record.
Langdon is scheduled to play its first
base ball game of the season tomorrow
afternoon on the home diamond, the
visiting team coming from Wales. The
lineup of the Langdon players as nearly
as can be ascertalned will be follows
Frank McGauvran, catcher; j. Colby,
first base; L. Watson, Second base; j..
Boyd, third base; W. Lauder, short stop:
w. Farrell, right field; M. O'Brien, center
field; r. Nickles, left field.
The Langdon high school athletic
club was represented at the field day
meet of North Dakota high schools last
Saturday by Bert Sullivan, Frank Nc
Comb, Dave Radsliff and Joe Halloran.