Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-07-13
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kelly's Arcade.
Kelly is selling good macintosh rain
coats at $3.50 each.
morning Glory" roasted coffee, only
twenty cents a pound. At the Chicago
Store.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Flem-
ing at Dresden.
Frank Hamerl and wife returned to
the city Monday from a visit of several
weeks at Milwaukee.
Attorney P. q. johnson returned Fri
day from Grand Forks, where he spent
the Fourth visiting friends.
Mrs. M. L. Sullivan and Mrs. Frank
Moran, who have been staying for a few
days at the Chautauqua, returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. G. S. Hunter and family left the
early part OF the week to visit friends in
Nelson county and incidentally spend a
few days at the C~hautauqua.
Agent Newcomb left this week to
spend the balance of his vacation at the
old family home in Minnesota, where he
has valuable farming property.
At the Hoff brothers farm near Beau
lieu, Joseph Hoff was tossed by a bull
that he was leading and in the fall broke
his leg, but was otherwise unhurt.
Miss Dottie Nelson, stenographer and
typewriter with the First National Bank
returned last week from her months va
cation spent at her home near Wahpeton
D, A. Jones, who accompanied Co. e.
to the encampment at Devils Lake last
week, returned home Monday, in re-
spouse to a message of sickness in his
family.
j. B. Boyd and wife rode across coun.
try to Devils Lake last Saturday and
have Joined in the pleasures of camp life
at the Chautauqua grounds with the
Langdon colony.
Mrs. r. Hayward, who has been visit.
ing with members of her family at Rock.
ford, ILL.,, returned home yesterday &C.
companied by her mother, who will stay
here for a few weeks.
H. E. Britton, of the Stoltze Lumbe,
Co, went to Inkster Tuesday and will
have charge of the company's business
there during the absenc 90 of the regula,
agent for a couple of weeks.
w. j. Mooney and R. E. McHugh
took Tuesdays train for Milton and
Edinburgh, where matters of the North
Dakota Land and Townsite Co., will
take up their time and attention for a
couple of days.
b. A. Wadsworth, wife and family, in
company with Mr.. Burnside and Miss
BLY,, returned Monday from a weeks
outing at the Devils Lake Chautauqua
The trip being made overland in Mr.
Wadsworth's automobile.
Iceman Charles Haugh changed his
delivery route the first of the month and
until further notice will deliver ice on
Third street only or Tuesday and
Thursday. Parties buying ice will dc
we'll to remember this change.
Messrs. Loynes & Moore, who have the
contract for building the new Presby
terrain church, are starting work this
week on the foundation. Heavy rainfalll
at the time of e%xcavating the ground
plan delayed the laying of the founda.
ton considerably.
The funeral occurred on Monday the
3rd inst, of the two year old little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Nc
Kay, of Rosa Lake. Rev. e. Evans, Of
Easily, conducted the services and much
sympathy is felt by the surrounding
neighborhood for Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay
in the taking away of their little one
who was only sick for a short time be
fore its death.
Elgin's district school board presents
its annual t%reasurer's statement in this
issue, which is certain to be perusec
with interest by many readers in The
immediate vicinity of Langdon. A:
shown in the statement the board closes
the school year with a balance of s63;
cash on hand, without any outstanding
+ indebtedness and has paid out almos
$1,000 in teachers wages during tn
year. Receipts and disbursements TO
the year foot up to s2,264.
K'DR. KERR