Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-08-24
Rye -four at Parsons.

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Tennis players can get all kinds of
tennis shoes at kelly's Arcade.
Attorney e. r. Sinkler was a visitor
here from Grafton during last weeks
term of court.
"Lilly of the Valley" -four at Parsons
-four and feed store. Baled hay for sale
Telephone No So.
Splendid line of fall suitings for mems
clothing and ladies tabernacle skirts at
the Bee Hive Store.
e. A. Wadsworth and family returned
home Monday from a weeks outing in
the Yellowstone Park region.
Jno. S. Gogin was in the city yester-
day from Osnabrock to attend the auc-
ton sale at the Jos. Webster farm.
Mrs. Kehon and children, who have
been spending a week visiting the
Lasham's, left Saturday for their home
in Park River.
G. A. Palmer and wife, accompanied
by Miss Minda Amundson and Mr.. Thos.
Bills, spent Sunday at the home of VIM.
Mangnus neal Olga.
For any kind of a loan or any kind of
a land deal see Wadsworth. He gives
good farms to those who will work them
on half crop contracts.
Banker Mooney and wife went over to
Olga in the auto Sunday, spending the
afternoon with the McNeill's and other
acquaintance in that vicinity.
William Plummer's family receives
| the welcome addition of a fine bouncing
baby boy, who tipped the scales at
twelve pounds when born Monday of
last week.
Miss Hodgins is expected to return
home this week from her stay of several
months visiting with relatives of the
family at Seattle and other places in the
Pacific coast country.
A. Schulke arrived IN the city Friday
returning from his business trip east
While away he purchased the fall line Of
millinery, dry goods and clothing for the
Schulke department store.
Cashier and Mrs. J. D. Milne, accom-
panied by their children, reached home
Friday from their visit to Mr.. Mines
old home in Ontario, where the family
has spent the greater part of the sum
mer.
Misses Maggie and Nellie Falconer
daughters of R. B. Falconer, left OF
Mondays south bound passenger for {
visit of a couple of weeks at Mimic with
the family of their grandfather ano
other friends in that vicinity.
Tomorrow the Methodist Sunda,
school holds a picnic at the Stoddare
grove west of town. All the children
and their friends both young and old arr
asked to join in making the days outing
enjoyable. Conveyances will start from
the NJ. e. church for the grove at tel
o'clock in the forenoon.
Robert Russell, one of the old resi-
dents of the Beaulieu country, who ha
lately removed to st. Adelard, Man
was in town Tuesday greeting OLE
friends. He comes across the line t.
operate a threshing machine for tn
Duncan boys in Grey township this fall
Bob reports that himself and family ar
doing we'll in their new Manitoba home
Mrs. G.. f. Erickson's friends of Lang
don and the surrounding neighborhoo'
will be glad to learn that the doctors il
attendance since the accident of ten day
ago, when she was so badly burned b,
an explosion of kerosene, now report tn
patient as out Of danger and on the roa'
to recovery. Until recently it wa
feared that she would entirely lose tn
use of her left arm and suffer permanen
facial Disagreement. There is no long
err apprehension of either.
The bust of Apollo Belvedere, whlcl
the Senior Glass of 1908, of the Langdo:
City Schools presented to the Higl
School as a memento has just been re
ceived. The "Apollo Belvedere' is
statue in the Belvedere of the Vat
can Museum at Rome and is regarded a
one of the most perfect representation
of the human figure. Sup't Heywart
Mr.. Ridlington and the members of Hig
School are greatly pleased to receive tn
beautiful gift as an addition to the deco
r~ations of the high school room.
DR.. KERR
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