Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-05-04
Kinloch's paints at Parsons.

% cents buy, a guaranteed clock at
McGruer & Wold's.
When you want the latest thing in
neckties go to Kelly's Arcade.
Postmaster Paulson, of Osnabrock,
was a county seat visitor Monday.
Robert Fleming Of Dresden, sells
"Hannah's Pride" the best flour made.
s4.25 will buy a fine and good Adam
antine eight day clock at McGruer g.
Wold's.
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat, from which they
make "Hannah's Pride" -four.
Genuins German cologne, four ounce
cruets only rs cents, a durable and last
ing perfume at the Chicago store.
Mrs. D. McGruer was a visitor from
Hannah with relatives and former
friends a day or two the fore part of the
week.
Merchant O. D. Ostby was down from
Wales on Tuesday to show Langdon
friends that fine new automobile which
he has lately bought.
Gilbert Barcelo, who has been visiting
with the family in Langdon since at
tending the funeral of his mother, re-
turned Saturday to Grand Forks.
G. e. Mahon drove up from Easily on
Sunday and joined with the local
Knights of the Maccabees in attending
morning services at the Baptist church.
Jno Perkins started work this week
on the stone foundation of a large barn
and granary that VIM. Welsh is build
ing this summer on his Harvey town
ship farm,
Nicholas Dixon has resigned his posi-
ton as central at the telephone ex
change to take a clerkship with the
Citizens State Bank, rendered vacant
by the departure last week of Howard
Finley.
Langdon's automobile club adds a
new member to its growing list this
week. b. A. Wadsworth shipped in his
Cadillac which is a Model B of the 1905
make of nine horse power and carrying
five passengers.
A little son was welcomed yesterday
morning by MIR. and Mrs. Henry Hebert
The mother has been visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
Desrochers in this city during her con-
fnement. The Hebert home is in Huron
township.
Misses Nettleton and Klein, who con-
Quoted modern beauty parlors here dur.
ing the past winter season are now at
Wahpeton relieving the fair sex of super
auous moles, warts, frcekles, tan and
blackheads in return for a liberal mono.
tary consideration.
Deputy U. S. Marshall Stout was here
this week and went up the line Monday
to Hannah, where he served subpoenas
on q number of witnesses to appear at
the trial of thee atherwood wheat SNUG.
Cling case, which occars at the term Of
U. S. Court called for May l6, at Fargo
Attorney Willis A. Joy was in the city
Monday from Grand Forks looking after
land interests in this county. Attorney
Joy has practiced law in the Forks fol
twenty years past and has lately become
heavily interested in real estate ventures
in Cuba, where he has spent most of the
past winter.
Adolph Langevin, of Olga: who fo1
years past has sold shade trees to Lang
don residents, says Arbor day this yea:
happened along too early to make th'
proper planting of trees practicable OF
that date. Down In the bush he foune
the amount of frost in the ground to-
great to allow of trees being dug up TO
tra%nsplanting.
f. e. Sherwin has his fancy grocery
confectionery and cigar stock moved
into it's new quarters in the Donovan
block. With brand now fixtures ant
the additional floor space his presen
place of business affords, Mr. Sherwil
expects to be able to take better car
than ever of his rapidly growing trad
in Langdon and vicinity.
Henry Ohlheiser returned this wee
from Formosa, Ont, and %nnounce tina
he has at last disposed of his propert
over there and will settle down and MAX
his future home in Langdon. WheI
here last summer he purchased lots i
this city and builds a dwelling this snm
mer. Mr.. Ohlhesier is the father Q
Miss Annie Ohlheiser and has sever
sons and daughters living in ditferen
parts of Cavalier county.
DIR. KERR