Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-05-18
Ruby, $18.
Jap-a-lac at Burke & Co.'S.

Ruby, $18.
Jap-a-lac at Burke & Co.'S.
Read Kelly's special on white goods.
Pretty good wheat growing weather
this week.
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'sdepartmsnt store.
Merchant John Trotter was in town
from Osnabrock between trains Monday
To-day the opening games of the
Northern baseball league are being
played.
Miss Eva Nulph was a passenger Fri
day to Grand Forks for a few days visit
with friends.
Archie Sillers was in town Monday
looking after business for the Hannah
Milling Company.
On last Friday evening the Rathbone
Sisters gave a social dancing party at
at the K. of P. Hall.
We need not explain. You know the
NEW Home" sewing machines. We sell
them at s1S. McGruer & Void.
Rev. M. j. Hiltner, of MI. Carmel, will
hold ca rly mass at Wales and late mass
at Dresden on Sunday of this week.
Miss Jessie Morris and neice, Miss
Marie BOOKSELLER, are here from Morden,
Man., visiting with the Barcelo family.
Jos. Wegley came down from his horse
and cattle ranch near Williston, N. D.
last week and will put in a few DAYS
here looking after business matters.
Miss Maggie Koehmstedt, who was
compelled to return to her home in Mt.
Carmel last week owing to sickness is
reported as being ill with typhoid fever.
F.. McGauvran was in town Monday
from Osnabroek and heartily congratu-
lated upon his complete recovery from
the stroke of paralysis with which he
was seized a couple of weeks ago.
Ed. Moore has moved his family UP
from Mimic to reside. He has been car.
pentering with Contractors Loynes &
Moore since the season opened, and is
a brother of the last named member
of the firm.
VIM. Chamberlain, formerly the Lang
don agent of the Standard Oil Company,
has moved out to Perry township with
his family and will put in the summer
working one of the Durbln & Westfall
farms out there.
John Meyer, who for the past year
has been clerk with Landlord Flumer-
felt in the U. G. T., and Columbia hotels,
took Mondays train for the Canadian
Northwest with the intention of locat-
ing on government land near Saskatoon.
Langdon A. o. U. W., lodge is repre-
sented at the Grand Lodge meeting at
Grand Forks this week by Mr.. Thos.
Sheehan. Mrs. j. B. Boyd is also visit
ing in Grand Forks, being a delegate
from Langdon to the annual gathering of
the Degree of Honor
Customs Collector Geo. Barcelo went
south on Mondays passenger to Fargo,
where he will spend the week in attend
ance at United States court. Among
the cases called for trial at this term is
the one against Catherwood of Hannah,
charged with having smuggled Canadian
wheat across the line.
The editor of the Osnabrock Indepen-
dent has been over to "Kinloss on the
$780," and finds that quite a number of
townsmen from the Brock have got in
on the ground floor. This new town,
across the line in Walsh county, is To-
Gated just far enough away from Osna-
brock SO that the people feel the 500
will not in any way injure it's business.
1t had been feared, at the time the
road contemplated building on it's north
Ysurvey that a town might be built that
would prove disastrous to Osnabrock's
business interests.