Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-04-20

WeSC 0I SOepafIncnC store.
Baled hay for sale by tho bale or ton.
Enquire of G. Fl. Schutt or A. I, Vessey.
Robert Slater, the liveryman returned
Saturday from a business trip to the
| Forks.
Gilbert Barcelo came up from Grand
Forks today for a few days visit with
the family.
Hampton has a baseball team and will
likely join the Cavalier county league
this season.
If you must trade on credit that's dif.
%ferent, but if you buy for cash the Bee
Hive store is for you.
School No. l. of Huron township has
engaged Miss Ruby Arthur, of Dresden
as teacher foR the summer term.
T.. r. Burke spent part of the week
over at the new town of Munich looking
up a line of collections and life insurance
Every baseball "fan' in Langdon
should attend the meeting on Saturday
evening at Gordon & Wheeler's law
office.
Co. Sup't. B. E. Groom has this week
moved his family into the residence on
Spruce street lately vacated by the
Rylance family.
L. W. Musselman, wife and children,
who have been visiting for a week at
Attorney Gordon's homo, returned Mon
day to Cavalier.
q. A. Farrell returned home Tuesday
from Crystal where he attended the
funeral of the wife and little one of his
brother, r. r. Farrell.
A. d. McMurray was over on Saturday
from Walhalla on business connected
with the McMurray Bros, extensive land
interests in this county.
j. W. Phinn came over from Grafton
yesterday to see his brother, A. W.
Phinn, who is sick at the U. @. T. hotel
with an attack of pneumonia.
If you have painting, staining, enan-
cling or vanishing to do, you cannot af-
ford to miss the Sherwin-W Williams pro-
ducts. Burke & Co., druggists, carry a
a full line.
Warmer and more spring like weather
is being experienced this week, but it is
hardly to be expected that any fatal
cases of sunstreke will be reported for a
few days yet.
The Wales lodge of Royal Neighbors
have an Easter Monday dance billed for
the Oath and will naturally welcome
their Langdon friends as warmly as on
future similar occasions.
Wanted-A few farms cheap for cash.
Buyers for farms on half crops. 100 acres
here for GAO in Canada. Buyers for
second hand implements and Fhorses.
Place on farm for a man and wife. E.
A. Wadsworth, Langdon.
Citizens of neighboring stowns will
realize that Walhalla's town officials
have done the right thing in deciding to
publish officially she proceedings of their
regular meetings in order that those
who pay the taxes may know what is be-
ing done.
D.. A. Wadsworth: Yes, real estate
business is opening up in good shape
this spring. It is especially active
through the southwestern part of the
county. This week I have sold two
farms along the survey of the 500 rail
roads new line.
The Langdon lodge of the knights OF
Pythias order have decided to give a
dance in their hall over the First Nation
al Bank on Easter Monday. The an
nouncement of this post-Lenten event
will be most welcomely received by
Langdon's young folks.
Fred l.. johnson has severed, his con-
n%ection with the Riverside Sanitarium
at Crookston and has bsen appointed
district manager Of the Mutual Life In
suranoe Co., with headquarters in Minot.
MI. Johnson will open Offices there in
the near future and will add health and
accident insurance.-Minot Optic.
Rev. Edwin Evans, of Easily, will con
duct special Easter Sunday services at
the Mt. Pleasant church of Harvey Cen
ter next Sunday at 3 2. M. Special Choir
al selections, solos and recitations. Ser
mon by pastor, subject: The resurrec-
ton of Christ-is it a fact or a fable.
Also services at McKittuck's at II a. M.
and Easily at 1880 p. m.
s c. w. BROOKS,
& PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. !