Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-05-25
Ruby, $18.
Jap-a-lac at Burke & Co.'S,

nuDy, $lS.
Jap-a-lac at Burke e. Co.'S.
Read Kelly's special on white goods.
j. w. Balfour was visiting in town
Friday from Osnabrock.
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 Boyd's department store.
Attorney p. G. johnson returned Fri
day from a business trip to Grand Forks.
M. BOSNIAN and A. Fl. Kehmstedt
we're business visitors from Wales Tues
day.
We need not explain. You know the
New Home" sewing machines. We sell
them at sl8. McGruer & Void.
George Dorval and Chas. Soper num-
Der among those who have been spend
ing part of the week over at Morden.
j. j. Mahoney took the train yester-
day for Fargo and the Twin Cities to
spend a few days transacting business.
Call at the warehouse of Hunter e.
Stevenson and look over the DeLaval
cream separator. 1t is the right one to
buy.
a will note a change of matter
IN the advertising space of of Hunter &
Stevenson, the farm machinery firm this
week.
Miss Lucy A. Gordon goes to Forest
Rlver as delegate of the Langdon wo-
mans missionary society to a state gath
ering of that organization.
Druggist Harry Francis, of the Lang
don Pharmacy, spent the weekend at
Fargo, where he took the examination of
the state pharmaceutical board.
SD. a. Boyd, principal Of the school
and editor of the Moon at Hannah,
spent Saturday visiting Go. Sup't. B. E.
Groom and other Langdon friends.
Langdon friends will regret to hear of
the sickness and failing health of J.. B.
Chale, n of Olga's most successful and
best known residents since the early
pioneer days of the county's organiza-
ton.
w. l.. Drury had his hounds out for a
wolf hunt last week through Henderson
township and succeeded in running
several down on E. Wienecke's place
H. d. ALERT. Chas. Chisholm and r.
Mslklejohn were along to see the sport.
Mrs. A. l., Bradley and son, Baker, re-
turned Tuesday from Boulder, Colorado,
where they spent the winter. Baker was
a sick boy much of the time but is much
improved and it is thought will recu-
perate rapidly in our healthful climate.
-Cando Record.
FatherDoughert drove across country
to Warsaw, in Walsh county on Sunday
to attend the funeral of the Polish
priest at that place, whose death occur
red on Saturday. Warsaw is credited
with having the finest Catholic church
in the state, with the exception of the
cathedral at Fargo.
Sup't. r. Hayward and Teacher D. j.
Ridlington, of Langdon public schools,
went to the Forks Friday and partici-
pated in the meeting of state high school
educators. The field day sports and
oratorial contest In which pupils of our
school took part were also attended by
Messrs Hayward and Ridlington.
Miss Florence Prinyer and Dr.. B. O.
Minge were named as delegates to the
North Dakota convocation from the
Langdon Episcopal church at the cong
regational meeting held Friday even
ing. The c%onvocation meets at Fargo
this week opening Friday and conclud-
ing with the services of Sunday.
DR.. S. G. Gibson left on Tuesdays pas
senger for a visit east. His vacation will
extended over a couple of months, much
of which time will be spent in taking a
post graduate course in surgery and hos
pital practice. DR.. j. A. Valens, of Win
nipeg, arrived in the city last Saturday
and will look after DR.. Gibson's practice
until his return in July.
DIR. KERR