Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-06-01
Rye -four at Parsons.

Mems buttonless suspenders at the
Chicago store.
Druggist r. McGrath is q visitor in
the city today from Hannah.
When you want the latest thing in
neckties go to Kelly's Arcade.
Chilly of the Valley -four at Parsons
flour and feed store. Baled hay for sale
Telephone No So.
Talk with G. H. Sherman about
Sunny Alberta farm lands. 10000 acres
for sale. Room IS Schulke block. X
Attorney F. w. Mclean was at Grand
Forks the early part of the week on
matters before the U. S. land office.
Did you ever have trouble in getting
needles to fit your sewing machine? If
so you did not have a "New Home"
Price S18 at McGruer & Wold's.
Sheriff Reid moved his family down
from Hannah last week and has started
in housekeeping at the Flumerfelt COT
tage on Fourth street lately vacated by
J. H. Tyrrell.
Wadsworth tho land man is always
busy but always has time to list a farm
or sell n and can tell you of very de-
sirable help, man and wife, for farm;
also can give you 1000 to break at $3.50
per acre.
Does diversified farming payS 1t does
if properly conducted. Begin right by
buying a DeLaval cream separator, the
best and longest lived machine on the
market to-day. See them at Hunter e.
St%evenson's.
DR.. j. A. Valens, who came from Win
nipeg a couple of weeks ago to look
after the practice of DR.. S. G. Gibson
during his absence east was called away
to Portal, Man, on business of impor-
lance Tuesday.
Work was started Tuesday on the
foundation of the two story frame resi-
dence of Henry Ohlheiser, which is be-
ing built north of the school house. The
job was let last week to Contractor
Valentine Voll.
DR.. and Mrs. Jas. Semple will leave
in a few days for a visit with Minnesota
and Wisconsin friends. The doctor ex-
poets to spend sometime at Rochester,
Mimi, while Mrs. Semple will stay with
members of her family at the old home
in Wisconsin.
Owing to the graduation exercises at
the Court House Saturday evening the
ladies of the Langdon library have de-
eided that the library will not be open
ed that evening. Those desiring to ex-
change books will be asked to call at the
library room in the Schuke block in the
afternoon.
We are asked to nou that the
ladies of Golden Rod Hive, L. O. 7. M,
will hold a masquerade carnival and ball
on the evening of Tuesday, June 18th, at
the hall of the Maccabees in Mt. Carmel.
Good music and a general good time are
guaranteed to all who attend. Members
of the Maccabees order in Langdon are
especially invited.
Miss Gilman's kindergarten will open
June 9Th in the present primary room.
She will take charge of the little ones
under seven years of age on week days,
Mondays excepted, from $50 to 11:50 in
the morning and 2:30 to :30 in the after
noon. Terms 81 per month each. Those
wishing to enter children will confer a
favor upon Miss Gilman by enrolling
them as COR as possible.
DR.. w. H. Porter, who has been prac-
ticing at Olga during the past two years
has announced his intention of remov-
ing from that place, %purposing to locate
at one or another of the new towns which
will be built this fall along the railroad
running through the western part of the
county. The drug firm of Porter &
organs has dissolved and passes into the
hands of DR.. Porter who will resume
business when he has selected a new
location.
Lawrence McCollar, whose farm is a
few miles west of Daniels post Office in
Grey township, has during the past week
laid his wife and their little son but a
few days old, to rest in the Catholic
cemetery at Mt. Carmel. The funeral of
the young wife. of less than a year, took
place Sunday, following a brief illness
resulting from child birth. On Tuesday
the little one, for whom the mother gave
her life was laid in the grave beside the
mother. The incident is one of the sad
dest that it has been the duty of the
DEMOCRAT to chronicle for quite a long
while and heartfelt sorrow will be ex-
tended by many to the husband whose
home has been made desolate by the
death of his wife and their little babe.
"The Parish Priest" is the title of a
theatrical production to be presented
in this city by local talent in July. The