Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-04-06
kinloch's paints at Parsons.

When you want the latest thing in
n eckties go to Kelly's Arcade.
Robert Fleming of Dresden, sells
"Hannah's Pride" the best flour made.
A. G. McNiven's residence property is
being improved this week by the addi-
ton of a veranda.
Chilly of the Valley" flour at Parsons
flour and feed store. Baled hay for sale
Telephone No So.
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat, from which they
make "Hannah's Pride" -four.
Two or three gentlemen boarders
wanted at once. Day board only. En-
quire of Mrs. n. d. Truax.
J.H. Harlan is being visited by his
brother, A. W. Harlan, who arrived last
Friday from Plainview, MINI.
j.. II. Placement, merchant and post
master at Olga, transacted business at
Grand Forks several days last week.
Quite a favorable change is reported
in the condition of Rev. DR.. Marsh, who
has been quite i'll for several weeks past.
L. Brison returned last week from
Minnesota, where he has been spending
the winter in the lumber camps at Cass
Lake.
MI. d. Hodgins has resigned his clerk
ship in the office of Co. Treasurer Pow
ers to accept a position with the State
Bank of Dresden.
N. Hayes was in town Sunday visiting
friends. He left the first of the week for
Bismarck to take up his new duties as
state bank examiner.
Hay for sale. Baled hay, wild and
tame, price $500 and $3.50 per ton.
Apply to j. H. Schutt, or leave orders
at Skaters livery barn.
Butcher J.. j. Robson returned yester-
day from the South st. Paul s%tockyards
where he marketed two carloads of fat
beef cattle for M. L. Sullivan.
Alex. Cameron left Monday to rejoin
his wife al Phoenix, Arizona, having dis
posed of his personal property and
rented his farm for a term of three years.
Miss Eva Fleming is here from Dres-
den and will remain during the summer
serving an apprenticeship in dressmak-
ing and millinery at the Boyd's depart
ment store.
The firm of Edwards, Wood & Co.,
have moved their grain commission Of
fee into the Schulke block from the
former location over the Dedriek corne
hardware store.
G. J. Kelly went up the line as far as
! Wales Tuesday and completed the pur-
chase of the general merchandise stock
of A. E. Montgomery, who recently re-
tired from business.
S. L. Hartzell, ST., was q visitor in the
city this week. He was looking over the
ground preparatory to p~etitioning for the
pardon of his son, who was convicted of
manslaughter at the last court here
Pembina Pioneer-Express.
Merchant w. j. Faris, of Hannah, was
delegate from Cavalier county to the
state convention of the North Dakota
enforcement league and in the appoint
ment OF officers for the ensuing year was
selected as chairman of the executive
committee.
Mrs. Dawson and Isador Jr., came in
from Dresden on yesterday afternoons
passenger and will remain the guests OF
Co. Treasurer and Mrs. Jos. Power until
the return home of Com'r Dawson at the
adjournment OF the county board meet.
ing the end Of the week.
A. L. Birtch, who is across the line in
Manitoba looking after his real estate
interests near Oxbow, is reported as lalo
up with severe injuries sustained in 6
runaway he experienced a few days ago
The family received word of the &C
cident that befell Mr.. Birtch a few days
ago.
Yesterday afternoon at the Baptist
parsonage Rev. Robt A. McMullen per
formed the ceremony uniting Ernest
Berggren of Billings township, in mar
rage to Miss Anna Haugland, Of Erie
Cass county. The couple left after the
wedding for their future home at the
farm of the groom, a few miles south o
Langdon.
Alb. Prinyer, who has been a resident
of the Moose Jaw district of Manitoba
since disposing of his farm propert,
here a few years ago. is spending tn
week visiting with his sisters in the city
He has as neighbors in his new home
across the line many ex-Cavalier county
residents, all of whom he reports al
prospecting and satisfied.
DR.. KERR