Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-04-19
Reiber hangs paper to stay on.

Relber hangs paper to stay on.
New patterns in wall paper at the
Bee Hive store.
Relber paints buggies or anything
that runs on wheels.
Dan @. Donovan was in the city for a
visit with friends over Easter Sunday.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Flem-
ing at Dresden.
Friday of last week a little son was
born to MIR. and Mrs. Albert Konze, who
live north of town.
No freight charges on any order OF
wall paper amounting to $500 between
now and May LIST. McGruer.
1t looks dry, pack your land with a
Wilder flexible roller. You can get
them at Hunter & Stevenson's.
See the new 1906 patterns of Spring
and Summer suitings at Bostik, the
Langdon Tailor's. Just received.
Our readers will find something very
interesting in Kelly & Schneider's new
advertising announcement this week.
Jas. Week and family have moved out
of town to their farm near Osnabrock
this week after spending the winter
living in town.
The residences of Jas. q. Dickson and
VIM. Stevenson have this week had the
interior renovated with paper and paint
at the hands of Artist Reiber.
Huron township is to build two new
SC hool houses this summer. r. f. Kar-
gel is clerk and the bids will be opened
by the board on Tuesday, May LIST.
C.B. Mcmillan was in town from
Hannah a while Tuesday with his new
automobile. With the fine roads he was
able to make the trip in a trihe over an
hour.
Banker w. j. Mooney and wife re-
turned to the city on Fridays train
after an absence of three months spent
IN travel through the south and on the
Pacific coast.
George w. Reekie. the original home
steader of the present townsite of Wales,
was a visitor last week from Winnipeg.
He is now engaged in the real estate
business and doing we'll.
Frank Briggs, who has been assessor
of the village of Milton for a number of
years past was here Saturday to attend
the meeting of county assessors held at
Co. Auditor Works office.
Fred L. johnson, the erstwhile editor
of the Osnabrock Independent, is organ
izing a militia company at Osnabrock.
Fred must have got a hunch that some
of the old companies are to be disbanded.
Joseph Catherwo0d, of Hannah, re-
turning Friday from a trip in the viclni-
ty of Battleford, reported that the train
on which he returned from the west also
brought Mat Doyle to Winnipeg in
charge of two officers of the mounted
police.
r. f. Kargel was in Saturday from
Huron attending the assessors meeting
and looking after business matters. The
new town of Clyde gives Mr.. kargel and
his neighbors a nearby market in place
of the twenty mile haul to Langdon of
years gone by.
Tuesday evenings lecture and enter
tainment by Cartoonist Ash Davis was
highly satisfactory in everyway except
in attendance. The turnout is reported
as being one of the smallest accorded
the entire course. OF the entertainment
however nothing but words of praise
are to be heard.
Judge H. q. Dorval, of the county
court, last week appointed Frank
Hamerl of this city, administrator of the
estate of the late, Vincent Weller, the
victim of the Snowflake tragedy. Both
parents of the deceased are dead but
there are six sisters and one brother
living at the old family home in Ontario.
Jack Dallas, who was arrest at
Hannah last week on a charge of cruelty
to animals, for saturating a shaggy dog
with kerosene and then setting it on fire
and who made his escape from the mar,
shall. has been arrested across the line
in Canada. Dallas is being brought
brought back to Hannah to answer to
the charge.
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