Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-06-20

4 A nice line Of sAoss now going ct cost
at Kslly's store.
Rob't Flemingof Dresden transacted
business in the city Friday.
G1RL WANrED--Atthe Hub restaurant,
one that can cook. Apply Ut once.
"John Sherman" cigars means quality.
Flumerfslt& Bucklin, sole agents. 45-5
Attorney r. M. Dickson was among
those on the sick list last week few
days.
The Woodmen Of Soper open their
new hall with q picnic to be given next
Friday, the 28th.
j. n. Mccullough, tho Milton real
estate man bloesoms out as manager Of
tho Milten juniors.
Veterinary Mo. Dorman from Fargo
was visiting in the oity part Of the week
with Doc Sheppard.
HOUSE FOR SA1E:-Fine ten room resi-
dence on Fifth street. Possession gwen
Nov. 1st. Apply to Mrs. B. r. Glick.*o
Farrell & Burke will make your Loan
for you at,the Lowest possible terms.
See us before making your loan else
where.
"Hannah's PRIDE" high patent, is a
triumph of modern milling. It makes
the kind of bread your children will like
and grow fat on
The Mcdonald boys, Murdoch ana
Dan made trip to tue new railroad
towns on Jim Hills extension northward
from Lakota last week.
Barber Cochran spent most Of the
week experimenting building opera
tions on his homestead west OF town,
where the family will reside most of the
summer.
q DR.. j. W. Mcqueen, of Milton was in
the city Monday. He has lately return
g ed from the Detroit medical college,
r where he has been taking post gradu-
ate course.
t Ii you are DESTROYS Of taking in the
a farmers free excursion to the Fargo agri-
!. cultural col eye next month see the
i, chairman of your township board, or the
county commissioner Of the your district
: The papers over at Lakota note that
@. F. Charter, one of Langdon's early
pioneers, has established there in the
tailoring business this spring. His SOD
> George, who used to stick type in Lang.
don print shops, has the foremanship oil
the Lakota Herald.
u. A. Frawley, the manipulation OF Of
: least three Towner county land office
sheets, was here Monday returning from,
Osnabrock, where he closed out the in.
terests of the Cycle to F. L. johnson who
is to give the Brock bran new paper,
: the Independent, which makes it's bow
next week.
A few lines from Postmaster Thomson
intimates that Woodbridge will celebrate
> the Fourth of July again this year. Since
the date of the first organization of the
county the people of Woodbridge have
g had their day of celebration on July 4th
9 boating picnicing and good old
It fashioned time, such as we all feel like in.
dulging in at least once year.
The celebration of the glorious Fourth
of July in Weber township don't want to
g be overlooked by the residents of the
g southwestern portion of the county
9 The gathering will take place at Dan
d Farley's store at Weber, recently enlarg.
g ed and re-stocked. Among the principal
features of the day will be racing, base
d ball, a tug OF war and bowery dancing
9 and general good time for everybody.
/ Friday afternoon the public schools
Q were dismissed for the summer, the
y teachers and scholars separating until
the fall term opens the first week in Sep
a tember. The past year has been very
b prosperous one fog she school, grea.
g progress having been made along all
Q lines by the pupils. There we're nc
y special exercises as there was not class
for graduation. Next year Principal
? Hayward expects to graduate class OF
t six.
: Miss Veda M. Oke, who has held the
8 position of primary teacher in the Lang
/ don public schools during the past six
years, left this week for her homo near
Morden, Man, Miss Oke has given
n splendid satisfaction in the schools and
r it is with great regret that the patrons
Of the school will learn of her intention
q of not to return to Langdon again, She
q is an excellent primary teacher and
v makes many friends outside Of her pro-
feesional duties.
s ,Chas. 3. Mcmillan, of Hannah, return
ing from trip through portions of west