Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-04-27

at The Chicago Store.
Finost line of wall paper in the north
west at Beyd's department store.
Baled hay for sale by the bale or ton.
Enquire of G. II. Schutt or A. I. Vessey.
The birth Of a son to Jas. Carson is
reported as having happened Tuesday
evening.
Tuesday afternoon the Langdon
Woman's Club meet at the home of Mrs.
f. w. Bleakley.
Attorney J.. H. Bossard was here from
Grand Forks on legal business between
trains last Friday.
Walhalla schools were closed last
week owing to the presence of several
cases of scarlet fever.
Attorney Geo. M. Price has been IN
Grand Forks the greater part of the
week on legal business.
Clerk of Court Storlie visited over
Sunday with his brothers in the south
western part of the county.
Miss Minnie Peterson, sister of Mrs.
l. B. Hankey, is here for a few weeks
visit at the Great Northern Hotel.
Rev. Father Hiltner, of Mt. Carmel,
conducts early mass at Dresden and late
mass at Wales on Sunday of this week.
Jas. Meyer drove over from Morden,
Man, last Saturday for an Easter visit
with his brother and old Langdon
friends.
Cashier Ernest Hodgins, of the State
Bank of Dresden, was in town last night
to see the local theatrical production at
che Opera House.
The ladies' aid of the M. e. church
will hold another bakery and candy sale
at J. B. BoydIs store on Saturday after
noon next, April 29th.
The readers attention IS directed to a
revision of our "Directory Column" on
another page. This is a matter we had
hoped to attend to some weeks ago.
G. w. Craven, who has been here for a
couple of weeks looking after his farm
ing interests, loft on Fridays passenger
returning to his home at Newton, Iowa.
If you have painting, staining, enam-
!, cling or vanishing to do, you cannot af-
ford to miss the Sherwin-W Williams pro-
ducts. Burke & Co., druggists, carry a
a full line.
Ed. Crary arrived last week from Ed
more and has a position with Barnard &
Welsh as trainer of the string of PAGERS
and running horses they shipped in from
Williston this spring.
Wanted-A few farms cheap for cash.
Buyers for farms on half crops. 100 acres
hero for GAO in Canada. Buyers for
second hand implements and Shorses.
Place on farm for a man and wife. E.
A. Wadsworth, Langdon.
Jas. G. Dickson received a telegram
Sunday from Escanaba, Mich, announc-
Ling the death of the wife of his brother,
Thos. G. Dickson. A family of young
children as we'll as the sorrowing hus-
band are bereaved by this sad blow.
Hon. W. e. Jennings, who quit dray-
ing to enter politics and was landed in
the house of representatives by the
!, political wave that rolled over Cavalier
county last fall, returns to his home at
Milton to open up a real estate office.
7 Howard Finlay wont over to Pembina
on Mondays passenger for a few weeks
vacation visit. Later he will accompany
f, his mother on a trip to the Battleford
T section of the Canadian Northwest, were
both have recently filed on government
land.
Peter Shredder is the purchaser of the
: German H%anovarian stallion, Dervisch
! bought last week of Messrs Kelly & Nc.
? Lauchlin. The horse will be travelled by
l it's new owner this season over a route
5 embracing the townships of Harvey
: Mt. Carmel and Hope.
M. P. Stadtherr, an extensive property
: owner from Pipestone county, Mimi, is
spending a couple of weeks looking over
:, farm lands in this county with a view tc
:. investing. While here he is the guest
of Father Hiltner, of Mt. Carmel, an
intimate friend of the family.
( Contractors Loynes & Moore have
; during the week enlarged their sash and
door factory. located on the corner Fifth
5 and Pine streets to twice it's former size
The installing of more machinery and
; needed room for storingssthe stock Of mil
work and other building material made
; the additional space imperatively neces.
sary.
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