Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-02-01
The Bee Hive Store buys hides, etc.

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| When in Grand Forks stop at the Ant.
lers. I. e. Burke, proprietor. 1928
Howard Finley has been assisting in
the office of County Auditor Work at
the court house this week.
Sheriff Peter Reid, Amos Abbott and
L.F. Dosse were Langdon guests al
Grand Forks hostelries last Friday.
The very latest 1906 patterns OF
fashionable Spring and Summer suit.
ings just arrived at Bostik's tailor shop
Banker Mooney took Mondays pas.
senger to st. Paul. He expects to re.
turn here before starting on his trip to
Cuba.
Chas. Hunter and wife we're guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gundel
Nelson in Osnabrock a couple of days
last week.
r. B. Falconer's youngest son, Ernest
is now nicely recovering from a severe
attack of pneumonia. For several days
last week he was quite ill.
Saturday night of this week the
Rachel Lewis Concert Co. will be the
attraction at st. Alphonsus Hall. The
bill is "Ingomar, the Barbarian.
Rev. w. E. Christmas, the divine hea
Ter, who realized quite a pecuniary profit
when he visited Langdon some time age
is holding forth this week at Lisbon.
Roy Ogle, who for some time hele
down the position of telegraph operator
with the Ct. Northern here has beer
promoted to the position of agent a
Pisek.
The advance sale of tickets for "Ingo
mar the Barbarian" to be presented a
st. Alphonsus Hall on Saturday evening
by the Rachel Lewis Co., is now open a
Burke & Co.'S drug store.
A. Schulke is in the east buying
large stock of fancy dry goods, ladie:
furnishing goods and millinery for thu
Trade Palace. He will also look up {
number of bargains for his ten cen
counter. 22t
B. H. Bjerken and CLAUS o. Thorso1
of Storlie township, we're a couple O
progressive Cavalier county farmers
who registered their names at the tri
state grain growers convention held il
Fargo a couple of weeks ago.
One of the things that Langdon need!
most of all this year is a creamery. Mex
to that is a county fall fair for the dis
play of farm crops and live stock. VIVA
Langdon needs the DEMOCRAT wants
and stands for, first, last and all tn
time.
Tomorrow, Friday, February End, Il
Candlemas Day commonly known a
ground hog day." and if that festiv'
little animal happens to see his SHADOW
we all know what to expect in the wa,
of weather during the succeeding 81.
weeks.
Wilson Mccain writing from Halls
boro, Va, tells Langdon friends that tn,
frogs are %croaking, trees are in bloom
and fruit trees budding-way down il
Old Virginia. Yes, springs coming sur
enough, but it amt just that far alon
yet up here in North Dakota.
Druggist J. H. Tyrrell and wife, c
Munich, stopped with T. E. Burke a
the Antlers in Grand Forks a few day
last week enroute home. Mr.. Tyrrel
put in a month at the Hot Springs dul
ing which time Mrs. Tyrrell visited a
her former home in Minneapolis.
w. +. Gushing, who a few years ag
figured with a degree of prominence l.
) Co. E. matters while running Langdon'
} third paper, the Langdon Times, appear
to be mixed up in the militia matter
at Bismarck and is blamed by som
for the disbandment of Go. A., whic.
. along with other companies of the stat
militia has been mustered out.
} Tomorrow, Friday, evening there vii
be a concert and song recital at Osna
brock given by Miss Mollie Comstoc
and her class of pupils at that place
Miss Comstock is one of most talente
!, pianists west of the Twin Cities and a
} the same time possesses a magnificen
} voice. Quite a number from Langdo
express their intention of being presen
to enjoy the treat.