Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-05-11
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Read Kelly's special on white goods.
Special white goods sale Kelly's on
Saturday, May 18th.
George Diebel was a business visitor
yesterday from Milton.
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.
If you want a clock take a look at
McGruer e. Wold's show window.
L. A. Weed was down from the end
town a part of the week talking insur-
ance.
s4.25 will buy a fine and good Adam
antine eight day clock at McGruer g.
Wold's.
Miss Marie Belleheur was down from
Wales for a visit over Sunday with
Langdon friends.
H. D. ALERT transacted business in
Grand Forks the forepart of the week
returning yesterday.
Mrs. George Delvo, of Easily, made a
short visit with Langdon friends last
week returning homo Saturday.
The largest consignment of clocks ever
brought to Langdon is now offered at
McGruer & Wold's at special low prices.
A. Il. Helgeson, cashier of the Great
Western bank at Osnabrock, was trans
acting business at tho county seat Tues
day.
Judge Dorval drove over to Olga on
Saturday to attend the funeral of An
tome Dedier, a we'll known pioneer resi-
dent of that place.
D.. A. Fisher returned yesterday from
Rochester, Mimi, where he has been
under medical treatment at the hospital
during the past two weeks.
Banker w. j. Mooney returned yester-
day from a trip to Grand Forks where
he bought a q horsepower Oldsmobile
of the latest approved pattern.
Chas. Sherman, of the Sohulke de-
partment store, returned Saturday from
Battleford, N. w. T., where he has a
quarter section of government land.
Jno. G. Currie is having his house on
Fourth street enlarged and renovated,
When the contemplated improvements
are completed he will have quite a com
modisus and modernly arranged home.
Battleford, N. w. T., is the objective
point OF a great many land seekers from
northern North Dakota. Jos. Gather,
wood, VIM. Balfour and Alex Reid form
a Hannah trio who have lately secured
land there.
JOS. f. Schneider, of the Boyd's de-
partment store, returned Monday from a
months vacation, much of the time be,
ing spent at Mt. clements, Mich. Mrs
| Schneider will visit for a month or SC
with relatives in Wisconsin before re,
turning home.
A. [. Birtch that he is now
able to send land seeker to any point in
Manitoba or the Canadian Northwest at
an unusually low rate of transportation
Particulars as to rate and any informa.
ton regarding homesteads or cheap
lands upon application to Mr.. Birtch al
his residence in this city.
A letter from J.. McPhail announces
the family has moved from Richmond
Va, to Manchester, Va, which place is
likely to be their permanent address as
they have at last located in their new
home on the property Mr.. McPhail pur.
chased before leaving Langdon for south
The letter states that Mrs. McPhail and
the family find the change q pleasant
and agreeable one.
Observations taken at the Langdor
station of the U. S. Weather Bureau
show that the maximum temperature
for the month was 10 degrees, occurring
on the Goth and 9th. The minimum
was IS degrees on the 18th. The tota
precipitation for the month was only o.
inches, while the average rain fall TO,
April in the past seven years has beer
l.72 inches. The maximum temperature
for the whole month gives an average o
As degrees and the minimum 20 degrees
DIR. KERR