Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-04-26
hangs paper to stay on.

Relber hangs paper to stay on.
Take your watch to McGruer & Void
for repairs.
New patterns in wall paper at the
Bee Hive store.
Relber paints buggies or anything
that RUIZ on wheels.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Flem-
ing at Dresden.
Frank Hamerl and wife were up the
line at Wales over Sunday for a few
days visit with friends.
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.
DR.. j. f. Mcqueen, the dentist at
Milton, is looking over the Canadian
Northwest with a view OF locating there.
The Catholic church atTrier is'report-
ed as likely to be moved to one of the
new towns on the 500 line, possibly
Gallo.
DR.. I. W. Lynn is a visitor in tht city
to-day from Wales. Attention is direct
ed to the change in his professional card
in another column.
+. r. Lilly, who had the misfortune to
break a leg recently, is now progressing
nicely toward recovery and hopes soon
to be up and around.
Miss Gwen Francis went to Hannah
last week. She has been engaged to
teach a summer term of school in the
Mclean school district, of Cypress
township.
Joseph Crawford is making a visit at
the home of his son Chas. G. Crawford
while looking after putting in the crop
on a section of land he owns adjoining
the townsite of Calvin.
:. A. L. Birtch is in the city for a few
days visit from Springfield, ILL.,, to look
after business interests and visit with
his family, who will continue to make
Langdon their home during the sum.
mer.
A. L. Perry was in town Monday max.
ing proof before Cashier John Sheehar
on his homestead near Wales, where he
has resided since leaving Langdon some
six years ago. Mr.. Sheehan is holding
an appointment as U. S. Commissioner
Thomas Prior is another we'll known
Hannah resident who intends spending
part of the summer visiting the scenes
surrounding his old home in England
, When in Langdon this week he stated
that he will start on his trip across the
pond in June.
Henry Thompson who removed some
: time ago from the Soper district to New
:, Liskeard, in Western Ontario, is report.
ed to have died recently at Mt. Gle.
: mence, Mich, where he spent a consid.
cradle portion of the winter undergoing
: medical treatment.
George Mcmillan and John II. Mahon
: who left here early in the spring for the
Saskatchewan district of the Canadian
Northwest, write back to Langdor
. friends that they are located at North
Battleford and have engaged in the farm
machinery business.
: Miss Mayme Helgeson, of Milton, who
has been given special treatment at the
Battle Creek sanitarium in Michigan fol-
some time is undergoing a critical oper
!. alton, the doctors there having conclud
ed that her case cannot be successfully
= cured in any other way.
$ JOS. Deschene, formerly of Walhalla
n arrived in Langdon last week to accep
a position in the furniture and under
taking department at Plummer & Nc
Niven's store. Being an old member o
the Walhalla band Mr.. Deschene il
proving to be quite an acquisition t.
the band here.
Andrew Sturm and family arrived il
the city to-day returning from their al
winters stay in California. MIR. Sturn
has arrived home just in time to take u,
j., the arduous duties as business manage
of the republican campaign in this coun
ty, having during his absence been nan
ed as chairman Of the county committee
;: TOM SMITH,,