Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-03-31

AAoAAy AoS JUST ToColV0U some new
goods that are red hot bargains.
If you want a Sewing:.Machine buy q
New Home. For sale by A. o. Void,
The famous "Star" brand and "Walk.
over" shoes exclusive sold at Simon
Schefter's.
Ed. Mcneil and wife were Langdon
visitors on Monday from the Jos. Nc
Neill farm near Olga.
9. E. Johnston returned to the city
last week from an extended business
trip to the Twin Cities.
For bargains while they last in every
line of general merchandise go to Kelly's
now in the old Void stand.
Miss Anna Mclean was an Easter
Sunday visitor at the home of her father,
Senator Henry Mclean, of Hannah.
Mrs. Rosa McHugh will build a resi-
dence this summer on lots south of the
Episcopal church on north Sixth street.
Finley A. Macdonald, who was this
spring reelected village justice at Mil
ton was here looking after legal matters
Friday.
Chas. w. Doe, clerk of Moscow town
ship almost since its first organization
made a round of visits Monday with
Langdon friends.
Druggist E. G. Clarey is back again in
his old position with the H. L. Francis
drug store after a two weeks visits at
his home in Minnesota.
Martin Void has been here from
Munich during the week assisting A. O..
Void in the opening of his new store in
the First National Bank block.
Col. Smith the veteran travelling repre-
sentative of the American Type Foun-
doris Co.. of ST. Paul made his annual visit
to the Langdon print shops this week.
Miss Maggie Sweet, until lately enga-
ged in teaching school west of Hannah
is now holding a position at the central
Office of the Langdon telephone company
Miss Margery Little took Fridays
north bound train returning to her home
at Pilot Mound, Man, after spending a
week here visiting with her uncle, Dr..
S. G. Gibson.
Z. McGauvran was an arrival Tues
day from Seattle, Wash. and during a
stay here a couple of weeks will look
over the cropping of his farm property
near Osnabrock.
Mrs. e. H. Gordon left Monday for
Spokane, Wash. Since disposing of her
Langdon property Mrs. Gordon has
made her home at Spokane with her
parents the Musselmans.
Jas. G. Dickson and VIVA. Stevenson
are spending the week looking over
Canadian Northwest lands in the vicinity
of Lethbridge. They left here on theil
trip west on Mondays train.
Mrs. Ferguson and her neice, Miss
Edna Chisholm, took Mondays passenger
to Fargo, where the latter will consult ar
eye specialist during a stay continuing
through the balance of the week.
Mrs. w. A. Mcintyre was among the
departures on Mondays afternoon pas
senger and will make a visit with Crane
Forks and Twin City friends during
an absence from home of a couple o.
weeks.
Photographer w. r. Opie made his
first trip around town Easter Monday
in his new auto, which will see con
siderable service this summer in trips
made taking Photographic views O.
Cavalier county scenery.
Miss Anna Rode arrived in Langdor
on Fridays noon train coming here freu
the old home in Burgentreich, Germany
to her sisters, Mrs. P. Hettler and Mrs
H. Arendes. She has a number of othe,
relatives and friends living lea Lang
don, who years ago came to this countr,
from the same part of Germany she bic
good bye to this spring.