Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-04-12

New patterns in wall paper at the
Bee Hive store.
Call and look US over in drills, harrows
and spring goods generally. Hunter g.
Stevenson.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Elem
ing at Dresden.
What shall the harvest be? 1t will be
a bumper if you use implements bought
at Hunter & ~Stevenson's.
No freight charges on any order of
wall paper amounting to $500 between
now and May LIST. McGruer.
See the new 1906 patterns of Spring
and Summer suitings at Bostik, the
Langdon Tailor's. Just received.
The Ladies Guild have secured the
Stable store building for next Saturday,
when they hold their remnant sale.
Come, get your Easter candy. Don't
forget the sale of the junior guild at DR..
D%onovan's drug store on Saturday April
14th.
S. a. Wroolie, p. n. Brothern and DR..
Tyvand, form Il trio of Miltonians who
have gone to Colorado to look over real
estate investments.
st. James junior guild will have d sale
of home made articles and home made
candy on Saturday April 18th at DR..
Donoyan's drug store.
The Golf family, of Beaulicu, return
ed last week from a winters so journ in
British Columbia. They passed a very
pleasant time and enjoyed the climate
greatly.
Guy Lane, a brother of Mrs. Matt.
Galloway, and formerly a resident of
Fremont township, captured the reward
Of 5000 for the finding of the body of
Vincent Weller.
Adam Barker, assistant cashier of the
Mooney State Bank, left on Tuesday
afternoons passenger for his home at
Albany, Mimi, where he will spend a few
days looking after business affairs.
Andrew D. Gibson, brother Of Mrs
P. Foshay, is reported as now on the
road to recovery after an illness o.
several months, during which he has
been undergoing hospital treatment.
The wedding occurred Tuesday at the
parsonage of the M. E. Church uniting
Walter w. Oke of this city and Mis-:
Myrtle Lavina Fults. The young couple
will make their home in Harvey Centre
Mrs. w. H. Sayers and children ar
visiting here this week from Park Rive:
at the home of her sister, Mrs. L. +
Dose. Mr.. Sayers comes to this cit,
to accept a position with the Stoltz,
Lumber Co.
Attorney Cleary was a Langdon visit
or at Hannah last Thursday, and in com
pany with CO. Com'r Dawson, Cashie
Hodgins and ]. H. Byfeld, three Ores
den parties, was a joint purchaser O
eagle Coast" a splendid Thoroughbred
trotting horse auctioned off at Doc Cor
rvs sale.
Mrs. John Hettwer, the wife of a vel
known Trier township farmer, who re
Gently met with an accident by fallin,
down stairs, is now not expected to live
Internal injuries have developed tina
! render the hopes of her recovery vel
nigh hopeless at her advanced age O
sixty-tive years.
I. NJ. Westbrook the Walhalla hote
/. man, came over here Friday, going ives
in the afternoon to look after his farm
: near Munich. He is expecting to spen,
a considerable part of the coming sum
mer in the Canadian Northwest and will
:, be accompanied by Mrs. Westbrook
Ole Nyhus, a patient from the James
town asylum, was found dead in a gull
four miles south of the asylum Thurs
day. He had been missing since Eel
ruary, and it is the opinion of those VIII
examined the body hat he died shortl
after escaping from the asylum. of hear
disease. He vas brought to his forme
home at Osnabrock for burial.
: In the show window at .McG.ucr +.
Wold's jewelry store is on exhibition
] beautiful pair of mother Of pearl opcr
9 glasses which Will be given to the youn
lady selling the greatest number Of re
served seat tickets for the big bene.i
performance to be given at the Oper
House next Wednesday evening by tn
Langdon fire department under the d
@rection of Messrs. Clarke and Reeves.
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