Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-05-10
Reiber hangs paper to stay on.

Relber hangs paper to stay on.
Take your watch to McGruer & Void
for repairs.
New patterns in wall paper al the
Bee Hive store.
Relber paints buggies or anything
that runs on wheels.
A light fall of snow Saturday cleared
up the cold weather of the early part OF
the week.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select.
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Elem.
ing at Dresden.
Chas. Richardson came down from
Wales Friday for a short visit with his
brother in-law Jas. Little.
1t looks dry, pack your land with a
Wilder flexible roller. You can get
them at Hunter & S~tevenson's.
See the new 1906 patterns of Spring
and Summer suitings at Bostik, the
Langdon Tailor's. Just received.
Sam kenna closed a deal this week pur.
chasing the residence property owned by
Miss Annie Kelly in South Langdon.
Photographs Of babies taken free of
charge at Bankers art studio during the
months of May and June. No age limit.
A. Schulke and wife took Tuesdays
passenger for a visito a few days at
Perth, n. D., with the family of w. A.
Veil.
T.. A. Wadsworth opened up a branch
real estate Office at Egeland during his
trip to Cando and other Towner county
points last week.
w. H.. Wilson has three quarter sec
lions of his Huron township farm seeded
and will now find spare time to exercise
Riverside and the balance of his string
of fast t%rotters for the Langdon races.
Mrs. Fleming r. May, is visiting with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. E. Frye at
Wales arriving last week from Portland,
Ore, where they have been located since
leaving here.
Oddfellows of Langdon lodge voted the
sum of $25 as a contribution to the San
Francisco sufferers. 1t will go with
the donations of other lodges over the
state to California members of the order
for distribution.
H. D. ALERT whose return from Grand
Forks last week via the automobile
route was reported through error in in
formation, reached the city safe and
sound Tuesday. Good roads and a
pleasant trip are reported despite delays
occasioned by repairs.
The meeting of the Lady Foresters
held on Tuesday evening was followed
by a social gathering at which the mem
bers did their utmost to make the occa-
sion enjoyable to their husbands and
gentlemen friends. Refreshments were
served and the evening spent pleasantly
at the card tables.
At the Columbia Hotel yesterday,
Judge H. D.. Dorval officiated at the
wedding of Michael G. Hertzel of Osna-
brock and Miss Mary RAIDER of Creditor,
Ont. The ceremony was attended by
Miss Mary e. Krein and Frank w. Hert-
eel, friends of the couple living in the
vicinity of the groom's home in Loan
township.
Langdon this spring is confronted
with the hired girl problem. Help for
the housewife in the kitchen is scarcer
now than has ever been in years past.
Girls with positions hold them at their
W figure and those needing them find
the figure of wages up to 500 per month.
The domestic servant of today is getting
a wage equal to a lot of men holding
responsible positions. Langdon homes
are in need of at least a score of good
girls now, but down town positions at
smaller remuneration, when the cost of
living is considered, find many more
applicants than the housewife wanting
help in the kitchen. Personal pride I'M
doubtly has something to do with it
and then homework isn't fashionable
don't you know.