Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-06-15
Rye -four at Parsons.

Tennis players can get all kinds of
tennis shoes at Kelly's Arcade.
"Lilly of the Valley" flour at Parsons
flour and feed store. Baled hay for sale
Telephone No SO.
Mrs. P. st. Armour is here from Neche
this week making her sister, Mrs. O. E.
Thompson, a few days visit.
Manager M. j. O'Malley, of the Lang
don Lumber Co., was looking after the
company's interests at Wales between
trains Monday.
Mrs. J. w. Mahon and family spent
several days of last week over at Munich,
where Mr.. Mahon is one of the leading
farm machinery men.
Miss Stella Pennock left Monday for
st. Paul for an extended visit with
friends and to pursue an advanced
course in the study of music.
T. b. Pierce, wife and family took
Tuesdays train, bound for Minot to
visit with L. S. Champine and take in
the races, held there this week.
Jas. Jennings and Mrs. Jennings we're
visitors in town Tuesday from Stilwell,
to spend the day with their daughter,
Mrs.John Robertson, and other relatives.
Jeweler Schmidt, who left Langdon
some little time ago to establish in bust
ness at Williston, was here a day or two
last week on business and to greet old
friends.
Attorney w. j. Burke spent part of
the past week here the guest of his
brother, Druggist RI. Burke and sister,
Mrs. Frank Moran, returning to his
home at Bathgate on Saturday.
Miss Gwen Francis, who is teaching
the Mclean school west of Hannah, was
in town Sunday for a visit of a few days
with her brother, Druggist Harry
Francis of the Langdon Pharmacy.
The Baptist church has lately placed
la neatly gilt-lettered announcement
board at the entrance of their place of
worship. It gives the hours of service
on Sunday and the time of stated meet
ings during the week.
H. B. Grover and j. w. Phin returned
last Saturday evening from Cavalier
| county. The 500 road grade is pushed
} along rapidly. The town located or Mr..
Growers farm has been christened
} "Irene. walsh Co. Record.
Miss Lucy Gordon will leave tomorrow
for Neche to attend the thirteenth an
nual convention of the Y. P. S.. G. E., of
! the Pembina presbytery, which convenes
| at Neche two days of next week. Miss
Gordon is the secretary of the organiza-
! ton.
John Ryan, formerly stenographer and
:, typewriter in the law Offices of Gordon
g. Wheeler, has now taken a position
with one of the large mercantile agencies
of the east and after disposing of a large
7, accumulation of business for them here
will leave for northern Minnesota.
y Renters should look up farms owned
I by non residents that can be had on
half-crop payments at seven per cent
cheaper than anything near them fol
cash. Wadsworth has them for sale
and by doing a little breaking the
farm is sold, buildings and all, and only
e two miles away from the new railroad
r towns.
Two Cavalier county students return
e home this week from the North Dakota
y school for the deaf and dumb when that
institution closes for the summer vaca
a tions. One is the little son of Herman
Dohmann of this city and the other
daughter of Jacob Derkson, whose farm
q is nine miles west of Langdon, in Water
s loo township.
a Assessor J. D. Fischer was IN from
Wales Tuesday with the books from
S Dresden township. The assessment il
summary shows quite an increase il
both real and personal property. Th'
census figures from that township shov
a population of 400 of which 282 art
males and 2OS females. The census o.
:, 1900 showed Dresden township as hav
= ing a population of 179, giving an in
= crease of 81 in the last five years.
A. B. Croft, of Grey township, VIII
g was one of the party from the western
part of the county to take advantage o
y the exposition at Portland, Ore, in orde
to look over the Pacific coast country
returned Friday of last week. His sta,
at the big show in Portland was shor
and it only took him about a week t.
look over much of the country they hav'
out there and decide that there is no
Q thing out that way half as good as cal
be found here in any part of Cavalie
st county. Mr.. Croft went out to look owe
D the country, but it didn't come up t.
is his expectations.