Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-05-24
Relber hangs paper to stay on.

helber hangs paper to stay on.
Take your watch to McGruer & Void
for repairs.
New patterns in wall D at the
Bee Hive store.
Relber paints buggies or anything
that runs on wheels.
"Hannah's Pride is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Elem.
ing at Dresden.
Geo. w. Finkle, auctioneer and farm
machinery salesman from Grafton, trans
acted business here Monday.
See the new 1906 patterns of Spring
and Summer suitings at Bostik, the
Langdon Tailor's. Just received.
Photographs of babies taken free of
charge at Bankers art studio during the
months OF May and June. No age limit.
Assessor NJ. H. Murphy has started to
make the rounds this week listing the
real and personal property of the tax
payers of Langdon city.
Mayor Kopriva is having a stone foun-
dation placed underneath the Bee Hive
store this week. AS soon as the masons
finish their work carpenters will start on
interior Improvements.
Miss Katie Gogins, of the Mercer fruit
store, IS spending part of the week visit
ing the family of her brother, Jno. r.
Gogins, at Milton. Her place in the
store is being filed by Miss Belle Con
DerS.
Barber Bert Elliott is now filling or
ders for baths, %shampoos, hair cuts and
shaves by phone. He has had telephone
connections established with his barber
shop and bath rooms this week for the
convenience of town patrons. The num-
Der of his phone is 30.
Wadsworth can tell you of land in
North Dakota, at 81 to Sc, per acre.
Same longitude: quite as good land: and
more rainfall than Saskatchewan,
were land is selling at $40 to $50 per
acre. Where they get 25cts less for
wheat. Your chances of profit are 10 to
l in favor of North Dakota.
Norman McIvor, n of the we'll known
grain buyers on this line came up from
Easily and accompanied the party of
Langdon Masons on their trip to Calvin
Monday.
Supt. Hayward and wife and the
teaching corps of the Langdon city
schools were entertained Thursday after
noon of last week at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. M. l.. Sullivan.
Mrs. j. w. Mahon and Mrs. j. H.
Tyrrell spent part of last week visiting
with Langdon friends. They came over
from Munich in the Mahon automobile.
but their return was delayed by the
condition of the road. owing to recent
rains.
Donnie Schuler the postmaster at
Trier, was a caller on county seat friends
tuesday. He told US that the patriotic
people of that neighborhood are plann-
ing for a grand celebration of the Fourth
of July. A good program of exercises
is being arranged.
The McPhall-B rosnahan Co, have a
new sign hung this week above the roof
of their hardware and machinery store.
1t reaches from the front to the rear of
the building, while the letters are of
sufficient size to be seer at long distance
by parties driving into town.
The Baptists of North Dakota, orga-
nized under the name of the Red River
Valley Baptist association holds its
twenty-second annual meeting at Lang
don On Tuesday and Wednesday, June
9Th and 9th. The association has an
interesting program for the sessions of
both days.
Chas. Enger an old resident of the
Mona post office neighborhood writes
the DEMOCRAT a letter from Taylorboro,
Sask., to change the address Of his pa
per to that place. Like a number of
our old friends who have gone from Ca
Waller county to the Canadian North
west he apparently likes it and is doing
well.
A. b. Harrington, the grcceryman, is
carrying around a badly distigured optic
the result of an accident Tuesday after
noon when a piece of wood struck him
in the eye while opening up a shipment
of goods at his store. The ball of the
eye was injured by the flying splinter of
wood, but it is rot thought likely that
the sight will be affected.