Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-06-01
Ruby, S1s.
Ruby, $18.
Jap-a-lac at Burke & Co.'S.
Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.

Jap-a-lac at Burke & Co.'S.
Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.
Read Kelly's special on white goods.
kelly's has just received his new and
%up-to-date spring line of shoes.
Finest line of wall paper in the north
west at Beyd's department. store.
Mrs. Jno. 8. Gogin and children are
here from Osnabrock for a few DAYS
visit.
We need not explain. You know the
"New Home" sewing machines. We sell
them at S1S. McGruer & Void.
Mrs. M. L. Sullivan returned Tuesday
from a visit of a few days with roll atives
at Devils Lake and Grand Forks.
Wednesday otlast week, the oath inst,
a fine big boy baby was born to MIR. and
Mrs. Carl Williamson of Dresden.
Call at the warehouse of Hunter &
Stevenson and look over the DeLaval
cream separator. 1t is the right one to
buy.
Cashier Ernest Hodgins, of the State
Bank of Dresden, drove down to spend
Decoration Day with members OF the
family in Langdon.
j. r. Tovey is in town from Wales for
a few days visit while attending court
He reports having lately disposed of bis
Trier township farm for a consideration
of $500.
Mrs. Henry Ruth, of Stilwell, who has
been in very poor health for some time.
went north yesterday to Hannah and
will undergo medical treatment at the
hospital there.
Deputy U. 8. Marshal Stout came up
from Fargo OF Friday and on his return
was accompanied by Frank and Levi
Hooey, held to answer a charge of
smuggling, before Judge Amidon in U.
S. district court.
No farmer who keeps COWS for profit,
aud every farmer should, can afford
to be without a DeLaval cream sepa-
rator. 1t means $1,000 per COW each
year more than without over. Hunter
& Stevenson sell them.
Say neighbor, are you interested in a
country where stock runs the year
round? Cheap fuel, good water and the
finest soil in ths world. Come in and we
will tell you about it. g. H. Sherman,
Room IS, Schulke block. *
John Rylance is building a fine $500
residence on his Loan township farm
this summer, the foundation for the
same being about ready for work to
start on the superstructure. Angus
Mcpherson has the contract for build
ing the house.
Mrs. Jas. Loynes and daughter, Miss
Hazel, are expecting to leave in a few
days for a visit during the balance of
the summer with friends and relatives
in Oregon. They will number among
those from Cavalier county who will
take in the sights at the big Lewis
Clarke exposition, which opens at Port
land in June.
A big automobile was trying Grafton's
paved streets last Friday evening. It
was a new machine purchased by w. J.
Mooney, of Langdon, and being taken to
that place by young Mr.. Dougherty, of
Grand Forks. We would like to have
one of these hurry up carts %ourself, but
will delay purchasing for a while as
Christmas is COMMUNICATION Record.
A travelling man named Sorenson, went
into a bank at Walhalla and got a couple
of drafts cashed on the house he. was
travelling for. The drafts were returned
unpaid and Marshal McFadden went to
Fargo and finding the man had him ar
rested and put in the lookup. The
drafts we're finally paid and now Soren-
son is threatening suit for false i'm
prisonment. He states that the reason
the drafts we're not paid on presentation
was because the head of the firm had
| died in the meantime.