Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-08-14
Use Hannah's Pride -four.
Get bottom prices for lumber
and building material, at the
Lancfl0n Lumber Co.

and building maCeflal, AT Cno
Langd0n Lumber Co.
Cashier O. Z. Thompson and wife We're
| visitors over Sunday at the home OF Mrs.
| Thompson parents DIT Walhalla.
Jos. Little was down the line over
Sunday with his family who are visiting
for the present with friends near Park
River.
Jas. Balm, OF the First National bank,
is away for a couple OF weeks spending
his suMmer vacation with friends ut
Souris, Manitoba.
Attorney E. II. Gordon and wife ar
rived home Friday from a weeks visit
among relatives and friends at their for
mer home in Pembina county.
| Senator Dan Meehan. is out on his
homestead again and will not be in
town again until the time OF making
proof on his claim late in the fall.
David ]. Parks came upfrom Hamilton
last week and spent day or two here
looking up old friends from the Valley.
among whom he is generally we'll known
j. W. Mahon is up and around again
| after being laid up for nearly two weeks
with an attack OF appendicitis. The con-
sequences of which forsome days threat
ened to be serious.
S. T. Scott. foreman of the Republican
office made week end visit to his
Towner county homestead west OF Han
nah and has building operations started
in view OF moving his family out there
this fall.
We note in yesterdays issue OF the
semi-weekly Walhalla Moantaineer the
announcement OF the birth OF q son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Russell, both OF
whom have the hearty congratulations OF
many friends up this way.
E. A. Wadsworth returned to the city
Tuesday and is again giving the affairs
OF the Flax Land Co.. his time and atten-
ton. Mr.. Bray, who has been looking
after the business during his absence re-
turns today to Grinnell, Iowa.
! Cavalier county wss represented at the
state pill makers gathering by Druggists
II. e. Close OF Milton and r. McGrath OF
Hannah. The association was held this
wear at Grand Forks and brought its
three. day session to a close Friday.
T. Fl Prior town clerk OF Linden, and
Fred w. Borusky, holding similar office
with the newly organized town OF Nc
Finley, represented the interests OF their
respective townships at the special
meeting OF the county board this week.
| n, O'Shauyhnessy had the cap sheaf
laid on the last shock OF n $50 acre
field OF barley when Saturday night
came lastweek. Several farmers around
here are we'll along in the barley harvest
but we have heard OF few making as
good q showing as that up to Aug. 9th.
In the big batch OF birth notices pub
lsled week or SO ago the omission
was made @. announcing the arrival OF q
son at the home near olga of Hon. Syver
Berger and wife. The event well exem-
plihes the fact that the late wonderous
growth in population is not confined to
to the county seat alone.
Joseph Byers, who this summer sold
his hall section farm near Osnabroek
went north Monday to look over q
recent real estate purchase made across
the line. The family will not remove to
their future home until after Mr.. Byers
has harvested crop OF flax that promi-
SEES to net him nearly as much as he sold
mis- farm for.
Rev. Dougan and four others OF the
Langdon party which spent the summer
in England expect to sail home Sat
urday OF this week. Those taking
passage at Liverpool on that date ale
Rev. Dougan and niece, Miss Jackson,
Prof. and Mrs. Hayward and Mrs. Wool
ner. The Mahon family and Mrs. kess-
Ter sail August 10Th and are not expect
ed to reach home until about September
18th.
The real estate department. OF the law
firm OF Moellring & Atneosen are having
printed this week in the Job department
OF the DEMOCRAT we'll arranged folder,
descriptive OF the opportunities present
ed to the people OF the east in the cheap
farming lands OF Cavalier county that
today are attracting hundreds OF real
estate buyers to the banner crop raising
county OF North Dakota-universally
known as "the bread basket Of the world
The police force has been strengthened
by the council appointing Jas McDougall
to assist Chief OF Police Pennock as night
watch. The incoming during the past
week OF large numbers OF transient har-
vest hands and threshers has been accom-
panied by the unsought for presence
among them of many OF the tough hobo