Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-25
The Bee Hive Store buys hides, etc.
Wadsworth has $4,000 at 7 DEL cent

LIE Dee 1.-Two store Duys hides, etc.
Wadsworth has $4,000 at 7 per cent.
When in Grand Forks stop at the Ant
lers. I. E. Burke, proprietor. 1928
Rob't Slater was a passenger down
the line as far as Grand Forks on bust
ness Monday.
County Justice Halvor Torgerson was
here several days last week looking after
judicial matters.
Clearance sale at the Bee Hive store
from Jan'y End to Feb'y 3rd. Auction
every Wednesday and Saturday.
Bostik, the Langdon tailor, has just
received his new line of Spring and
Summer suitings. Get your measure
taken now.
Max. Friedland, with the Remington
typewriter people, spent most of last
week here while looking after business
at points along the line.
Richard M. Hayes, a prominent law
yer from Minneapolis was here last week
a day or two, having matter of a legal
nature to look after IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
court.
Harry Bolz, for two years past m
ployed as engineer at the city's electric
plant left yesterday for his farm near
Battleford, N. w. T., expecting to re-
main until fall.
Hannah has joined theSouthern Mani
toba hockey league, lately organized
at Pilot Mound, Man, and will play
three match games with Manitoba clubs
during the season.
You can help the pupils of the Lang
don City Schools in making the final
payment on their piano by attending
the entertainment given at st. Alphon-
sus Hall tomorrow evening.
A. Schulke will leave Monday of next
week for Chicago, where he intends
spending a week buying new spring
goods for the dry goods, clothing and
millinery departments of his big store.
Miss Maud Haight of Osnabrock, is
teaching a school in Montrose township
with an enrolment of sixty pupils. It
is one of the largest attended of the ru-
raj schools in Cavalier county.
Sarles held a mass meeting last Fri
day at which it was decided to incor-
porate as a village. Recent discussion
regarding school matters and civic
government led to the step being taken
Duncan Mclean, one of democrats
big hearted subscribers up at Hannah
was a caller while in town Friday attend
ing the reception given at the Masonic
Temple to visiting members of the
order.
The Munich Herald-Leader reports
the recent severe illness of Miss Mabel
McCay, daughter of our former towns
man, E. A. McCay. Langdon friends
will be glad to learn that she is now i'm
proving nicely.
Rube Allyn, the humorist and imper-
senator of state repute, has been playing
the towns through the western part of
the county during the past week and
may be expected to appear before an
audience of Langdon people before the
season is over.
Thos. Barry, of Osnabrock. is expected
back this week from a visit to the home
of his mother, who still lives on the old
homestead in Ontario. Tom went south
as far as Bismarck on the return trip,
stopping off for a short visit with his
brother "Bill," who is one of Warden
Boucher;s boarders.
f. X. Belanger, a young farmer of the
Rosa Lake settlement east of Langdon,
has recently patented an invention per-
fected by him during the past year for
the grading and leveling of snew roads
during the winter months. 1t is of sim
pie construction and can be readily at
tached to the rear of any sleigh and in
operation does not hinder or incon-
venience travel. Tests given the inven-
ton during the heavy SHOWS this winter
demonstrate that it does the work in a
highly satisfactory manner Mr.. Belan-
ger IS arranging to have the matter of
introducing his invention into general
use brought before the township boards
of this county at the annual meetings to
be held in March.