Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-06-08
Jap-a-lac at Burke & Co.'S.
Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.

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Read Kelly's special on white goods.
Wadsworth is still busy selling land.
Co. Surveyor A. B. Darling is a visitor
in the city attending court.
Kelly's has just received his new and
up-to-date spring line of shoes.
Morris Orion spent the forepart of the
week transacting business at the Forks.
Morning Glory" roasted coffee, only
twenty cents a pound. At the Chicago
| Store.
Miss Carrie E. Mcmillan is down from
Hannah spending the week. with friends
in the city.
E. Fisher had sufficiently recovered
from his illness Saturday to be up and
around town.
L.. j.. Tolliver, the expert horseshoer
and blacksmith has removed from this
city to Minot and started up in business
Mrs. t. j. Stable and little daughters
went down the line Saturday for a weeks
visit with relatives and friends at Con
way.
Mrs. Brosnahan has been entertaining
during the week her sister, Mrs. Thos.
Casey, who returned Monday to her
home at Grafton.
John j. Robson, of the Sullivan meat
market, went down to the South st.
Paul stock yards with a couple of cars
of cattle and pigs Saturday.
Fl. G. Dickson, one of the leading bust
ness men of Crystal, is here this week
visiting with his brothers, Attorney w,
B. and JAS. G. Dickson of this city.
Mondays heavy rains interfered with
the Langdon performers of "Ye Olde
Tyne Singing Meetyng" putting on
their entertainment at Harvey Center
Miss Charlotte Doryal returned home
last week from st. Mary's academy near
Winnipeg, where she has been studying
music and completing her education the
past three years.
G. B. Mcmillan and sister, Miss G. E
Mcmillan, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Nc.
Grath we're among those who came down
from Hannah to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. p. l. Donovan yesterday forenoon
Tuesdays meeting of the Woman's
lClub, at which the annual report Of
business was to have been submitted
has been postponed owing to the deatt
of Mrs. e. l. Donovan, one of the clubs
members.
Mrs. G. J. Kelly left on Saturday.
passenger for her home in st. Paul, hav
ing received word of a change for tn
worse in the condition of her mother
Mrs. Latta, who has been very i'll TO-
some weeks past.
Say neighbor, are you interested in
country where stock runs the yea
round? Cheap fuel, good water and th'
finest soil in the world. Come in and WI
will tell you about it. G. H. Sherman
Room IS, Schulke block. *
Visitors in the city during the race
this week should not fail to take advan
tage of the big sale Of hats at half price
at Schulke's department store. You ar
> invited to make the Trade Palace stor'
your headquarters while ia town.
ii Leroy F. Jackson, a former Langdol
' boy, who since graduating from tn
! state university at Grand Forks ha
been principal Of the schools at Harvey
: N. D., was welded yesterday to Mis-
Emile G. Baker at Harvey. Roy has
number of old friends in Langdon VIII
will tender him congratulations on tn
happy event.
Rev. DR.. Marsh has written that h
will be home from his trip throug,
Oregon by the end of the present wee
and conduct the usual services at tn
y M. e. church on Sunday. Mr.. Marsh
! understood as stating that he is muc
: taken up with the general appearance
!, of the country through which he ha
travelled and returns home greatly in
proved in health.
l. B. R. Click is having the corner stor
It building in the opera house block htte
up and when completed will open it a
a cigar and tobacco store The locatlo
e is one that will be likely TO draw a tirs
class down town trade and the populs
opinion seems to be that success is LIKE
ly to attend the new business venture {
our old friend and fellow townsman VIII
since returning to Langdon has had tn
pleasure of finding a warm welcome 9!
tended toward him on every hand.
DIR. KERR