Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-05-03
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 at the
Bee Hive store.
Relber paints buggies or anything
that runs on wheels.
H.. d. ALERT reached home last Satur-
day from a business trip to the Twin
Cities.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Elem
ing at Dresden.
Mrs. A. Mcknight and Mrs. M. Kelly
have gone to Winnipeg for a visit with
friends for a few days.
Cashier H. G. Halvorson of the First
National Bank of Milton was here Mon
day transacting business.
1t looks dry, pack your land with a
Wilder flexible roller. You can get
them at Hunter 4 Stevenson's.
See the new 1906 patterns of Spring
and Summer suitings at Bostik, the
Langdon Tailor's. Just received.
Il. II. Holland is charging and i'm
proving the appearance of his residence
on Fourth street by raising it a story.
j. II. Mccullough of Milton contem.
plates the opening of a branch real estate
Office at the new town Of Grano in Ward
county.
Attorney E. II. Gordon spent part of
last week at Pembina's county seat, at
tending to legal matters in Judge Knee
shaw's court.
Langdon friends of Mrs. r. G. Nc
Allan, now a resident of Park River, are
extending congratulations on the event
of the recent birth of a son.
J.W. Mulcahey, representative of the
Oliver Typewriter Co., of Minneapolis
was in the city Friday and Saturday
talking business with the local trade.
Thos. Sheehan was down the line last
week as far as Milton in the interest oil
his candidacy for the county treasurer
ship.
Mrs. A. K. Wheeler and little daughter
have gone to Minneapolis for an extend,
ed stay and will likely visit the home
of her family in Michigan before return
ing here.
"Mac" Burley who has a position il
the state auditors Office at Bismarck is
here spending part of a two weeks va
cation visiting with his sister, Mrs. O
ID. Thompson.
Miss Green, head milliner at the Boyc
department store is ill with typhoid few
er at d. A. Pennock's home. A notice
able improvement in her condition was
reported yesterday.
The immersion of three candidate:
for the rite of baptism was a feature o
the evening service at the Baptist churcl
Sunday evening that filled the editice tt
W LII oCoC1lS Capacity.
Miss Katie Mckay returned Sunda,
from a stay of several weeks at the hom'
, of her parents in Munich and is agai1
, at her post as book keeper and cashie
in the Schulke department store.
Ed. Furber, of Storlie township, hae
quite a smash up in Hampden Sunday
The team he was driving became fright
, ened at an automobile and il the rul
down street pulled the pole out of tn
t buggy.
} Valentine Volts little son Albert, wa
taken i'll this week with typhoid fever
' The family have experienced their full
< share of sickness during the winte
! months, several of the children bein;
]quarantined with diptheria.
e L. r. Gallagher from Minneapolis wa
in Langdon a couple of days the earl
part of the week looking over the cit
with a view to opening a drug store here
He had not decided upon a location u
to the time of leaving yesterday.
j. d. Milne returned to the city FER;
day from a trip out west as far as Willis
ton, where he looked over the bushes
: of the Williams County Bank, a new in
stitution Incorporated recently by Lang
Q don capitalists and under the manage
0 ment of Cashier Nick Hays.
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