Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-04-26
Hay for sale. P. P. Kopriva.

"Hannah's Pride"four takes the lead.
If you desire to get a home in the
Canadian Northwest call on Birtch g.
Liebeler.
Just arrived two hundred gallons of
pure maple syrup. Call on Thomas
Dunford. $3.50
When you take your watch to A. o.
Void for repair, you know you get a
guaranteed job.
w. j. Mooney and C.E. Johnston made
a flying overland trip to Sarles in their
automobile last week.
Remember there is a grand drawing
of a free sewing machine every week at
Schulke's department store.
1 can sell you land in Alberta cheaper
than people in Langdon bought three
and four years ago. d. A. Wadsworth.
T. E. Burke landlord of the Hotel Ant
lers at Grand Forks, spent a few days of
last week here on business returning on
Saturday.
Now is the time to figure on wind
mills. We have the best in the Super
Tor" both geared and pumping. Hunter
& Stevenson.
Duncan Mclean and family were
down the line from Hannah last week
for a day or two's visit with friends here
and in Harvey Centre.
Miss Emily Smith returned to-day
from Chicago, where she has been visit
ing at the home of her brother, DR.. +.
S. Smith, forseveral weeks.
The Mooney residence is being paint
ed, decorated and otherwise improved
in ready for occupancy by Banker and
Mrs. w. j. Mooney this summer
Landlord Westbrook has enlarged the
rooming capacity of his hotel, the
Metropole, at Walhalla, by purchasing
the building formerly occupied by the
Burley drug store.
Dan McTavish and Joseph Gather
wood number among those at Hannah
who will remove to the Saskatchewan
district of the Canadian Northwest this
spring with their families.
G. B. Mcmillan and j. D. Milne were
at Fargo over the weekend and looked
after the interests of Cavalier county re.
publicanism at the meeting of the state
central committee, held there Saturday
George Vierhus' friends get the
chance of a swift ride these days in his
runabout automobile. 1t is the ma
chine originally owned by g. M. McEuer
and since being entirely reconstructed
is one of the fastest going in town.
Agent Fred G. Newcomb and family
are expecting to leave either to-day o.
tomorrow for their new home at Devils
Lake. Much regret is being expressed
in both business and social circles tina
the Newcombs are leaving Langdon.
Martin Anderson, who left here two
years ago, selling his place near Mona
post office and going to Oregon, returned
last week. He is the owner of quite
bit of valuable land there, but has decid
ed to again make this county the home
of himself and family.
H. d. ALERT was a passenger Monda,
to Fargo, where he attended the meet
ing of the democratic state central com
mittee held Tuesday. Besides repre-
senting the eighteenth district on tn
state committee MIR. ALERT has the still
greater honor of being North Dakata'
national committeeman of the demo
cratic party.
L. H. Patton, a brother-in-law of Mrs
T. d. Pierce, of this city, was among
those injured in the wreck of the Ct
Northern's fast running coast tram, tn,
Oriental limited, which occurred las
week near Glasgow, Mont. Mr.. Patton i
a railway mail clerk and Langdol
friends will be glad to learn that tn,
injuries he received were not serious