Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-06-08
Rye -four at Parsons.

When you want the latest thing in
neckties go to Kelly's Arcade.
Chilly of the Valley" -four at Parsons
flour and feed store. Baled hay for sale
Telephone No So.
Mrs. f. w. Mclean has been compell-
ed to remain indoors for over a week by
an attack of infiammatory rheumatism.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jno
L. Schwartz on Saturday afternoon.
Mother and child are reported doing
we'll.
Yesterday Langdon was visited by the
advertising car of Gollmar Bros, circus
which is to be here on the 22nd-twQ
weeks from today.
DR.. P. G. Donovan and wife came UP
Monday from Neche in response to the
announcement of Mrs. e. 1. Donovsn's
unexpected death on Sunday.
Miss Louise e. Nelson went to Osna-
brock Tuesday for a short visit with
friends before leaving for her home in
Minnesota to spend the summer vaca-
ton.
Honey Hop, concentrated extract of
malt and hops. A twenty-five cent
bottle will make five gallons of nice drink
for the hot weather. Sold at the Chi
cago Store.
This week congratulations are being
rendered Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Mercer on
the occasion of the birth of a little
daughter at their home. The happy
event occurred at a late hour Monday
night.
John Balsdon and wife started Mon
day for a visit to the Lewis-C Clark ex-
position at Portland, Oregon. They will
spend most of the summer in looking
over different sections of the Pacific
coast county.
Miss Barbara Hamerl has been here
from Park River visiting at the parent
al home and assisting the family in nurs'
ing her father, who is now reported as
recovering from his serious illness of
several weeks past.
Attorney Fred e. Smith is being visit
ed by his father and a younger brother,
who arrived today from Morris, Mimi,
to take in Langdon's race meeting and
stay a few days while looking over the
section of county tributary to Langdon.
Tomorrow, Friday evening the ladies
of the order of Rathbone Sisters give a
dance to their friends at the K. of P.
Hall. Music will be furnished by the
Langdon Orchestra and it may be look
ed forward to as ono of the pleasant
events of the week.
Miss Lillian Crawford succeeds Miss
Dottie Nelson in the cast of "Shaun
Aroon," taking the part of Mrs. O'Grady
The ~playgoing public will recall with
appreciation the appearance of Miss
Crawford in the title rolo of 'True Blue
when it was staged here last summer.
!. MIR. G. H. Johnston brother, of G. e
Johnston, of the Mooney & Johnston
firm, arrived Monday from Minneapolis
and will assume the position of cashier
of the Citizens State Bank of Wales
which is opening its doors to the public
this week.
Manager r. T. Burke, of the Langdor
Telephone & Exchange Co., is this week
issuing new directory cards to its sub
; scribers a number of new phones have
lately been added and many Other
changes made, which will make the new
card a convenience to patrons of the
, line.
> A. 3. Lindstrom, of the Republican
left yesterday for the home of his father
at Cannon Falls, Mimi, in response to
!, telegram announcing that his father wa;
< expected to die at any moment. MI
q Lindstrom, Sr., is upwards of eight.
$ years of age and n of the Oldest resi-
h dents of that neighborhood.
e Mr.. and Mrs. James Laidlaw, of Clear
s water, passed through Morden on Tues
day last on a. unique trip to Ontario. o.
Monday at their home they celebrated
a the hftieth anniversary of their weddin'
Il and were the recipients of many con
G CALCULATIONS and tokens of esteem an
n affection. Their present journey to tn
province of their birth is in the natur
r of a second honeymoon trip and is in
teresting both in it's character and iron
the advanced ages of the travellers, tn
n venerable bridegroom being in hi
q seventy-ffth and the bride in he
seventy-tirst year.-Morden, Man.
Empire.
The widely known Gollmar Bros
circus will be here on Thursday, Jun
22nd. The usual crowd of small boys
and big boys too, will be on hand t
witness the arrival of the circus tram
and watch the unloading. When a tow
3 ostracizes the circus tbs a sad day TO
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