Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-07-08
For hail insurance see Farrell 6 Burke

f0r nail insurance see Farrell 6 Burke
Send sl.W and get ten cyclone views
of Langdon,al different. Barker's Studio
Wang creamery butter for sale at Ram
age Il Ludwig S. Twenty-Five cents a
pound.
Insure your buildings in the Farrell Il
Burke agency. Office one door north of
K. Work & Co, hardware store.
You can get your clothes any time you
want them if you take them to Simon
Schefters to be cleaned and pressed.
Miss Mary Gatschene left Thursday
for her home at Dresden, having visited
a part of the week with her sister, Mrs.
V. Vol.
Mrs. George Barcelo was a passenger
on yesterday afternoons train for a visit
of a few weeks at her former home in
Montreal.
Frank +. Ross is here from Calvin
this week, a court visitor, and is accom-
panied by Mrs. Ross who is a guest at
the McNlven home.
L.. C.Smith manager of the Osnabrock
branch of the machinery business of
Hunter Il Stevenson, transacted bust
ness in the city last Friday.
Ed. +. Porter and wife were in the
city Tuesday, on their way home to Cal
vim from Park River, where Mrs. Porter
has been making her relatives a visit of
two weeks.
HI 1. Parker is the only teacher of the
city schools still remaining in the city
and after the institute of next week
figures leaving for a vacation visit % his
home in Minnesota.
CD. Kelly was down the line Friday
from Hannah, where he has a big bank
rupt sale on, selling off the stock which
he recently bought at sacrifice prices of
Merchant Jas. Kyle.
y congregational meeting is called to
be held this evening at the Presbyterian
church, when among other business the
question of the purchase of a manse will
be taken under consideration.
Miss Lucy Gordon departed Monday
Tor st. Paul. where she attends the
national gathering of the \. y. S. G. f..
and returning expects to make a visit
with friends in the Red River Valley.
Harry Dunford got back Tuesday
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Canadian Northwest. where along with
d party of Harvey Center resident is he
has been looking over real estate invest
ments
y. w. Simonson came back on Friday 5
noon train frou lnkster, where he at
tended the base ball tournament. in
which the Arvilla team had an easy vic
tory over other Grand Forks county
: aggrega.ions.
i, Peter Goertz, of the gents furnishing
department of the Schulke Trade Palace
8 left yesterday for a vacation trip which
he will enjoy in a Pacific coast trip as
far westward as Seattle, where he will
= take in the big fair,
: Joseph Hettler returned Friday last
week from a visit he made recently to
8 Lethbridge, Sask, where along with his
four sons, Mr.. Hettler has homesteaded
on some of the best land in that section
of the Canadian Northwest.
DR.. Underwood is here as a witness on
. the Grubb stabbing ARRAY trial from
! Sarles, which was taken up when district
J.. court opened Tuesday afternoon. The
y doctor is accompanied by Mrs. Under
wood and the family. They are stopping
at the U. G. L. hotel.
j. B. Beauchamp, Or. Robillard, San
Gross, Thos Cregan and VIM. A. Moog
u number among the score or more of
l court visitors here this week from Olga
u on the case in which Rev. FIR. Berne, is
the complaining witness and brings suit
against M. A. Plante.
Malcolm Darling is back from his
Z trip south as far as Galveston, Texas,
II Mrs. Darling, ST., who accompanied hel
I son stopped over on the home bounC
trip and is making a visit with Mime
sofa friends. Little if any benefit tc
$ her health resulted from the stay al
Galveston.
D. l.. der returned Tuesday to his
home in the western part of the state
o after a visit OF a couple of months mere
J with his daughter, Mrs. f. II. Lilly
Y Miss Emma Lilly goes with her grand
q father to Ray, n. d., expecting to re
J main there for a visit with relatives un-
9 til the re-opening of the schools thi,
fall.
: DRS. KERR < SMITH