Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-06-26
Use "Hannah's Pride" -Four.

Use "Hannah's Pride" -Four.
Special bargains In underwear offered
this week at Kelly's store.
Clerk of Court Truax was called away
to Fargo on business Monday.
Veterinary A. F. Elliott was up from
Milton Saturday and took in the race.
Father Baehand, the village priest
from Olga, visited Laugdon part of Sun.
day.
The work of pulling down the old
Headquarters store building was com.
menced Monday.
Frank Cameron, the Dresden livery
man, was here in his official capacity as
justice Of the peace last Saturday.
Miss Lucy A. Gordon was here several
days last week from Tyner making g
visit with her brother, Attorney E. H.
Gordon. ......
J. c. Cramond's fine $4,000 hotel
at Rugby narrowly escaped destruction
last week in a fire that wiped out the
adjoining block.
E. Hebert was in from his farm near
Trier on business yesterday and says
out his way farmers will do big bust
ness marketing fax this fall.
Alex Russell, of Fremont, was a coun-
ty seat visitor last Friday and dropped
in to shake hands while making his
round OF calls on old acquaintance.
It's about time that jim Reid or.sone-
body else predicts dry spell OF at least
weeks duration in order to insure fine
weather from now until otter the Fourth
The venerable Jos. McGauvran Sr.,
was here from his home at Beaulieu
over Sunday. visiting with his son, Co..
Treasurer John McGauyran, and other
relatives.
Jas. Dime was one OF the party ofeon.
tractors and builders here from the
Forks on Tuesday to make bid and
attend the letting OF the Trade Palace
brick block contract.
III. Harris and wife were visitors
here from Bathgate during the week.
Mr.. Harris is interested in a line OF pri-
vate elevators in the northern part OF
the state and his visit was for the pur-
pose of looking over the towns west OF
here with view OF extending the line.
Agent Shaw: The Chautauqua exeur-
sion train to Devils Lake next: Tuesday
will leave here at $40 a. m. and is due
to arrive at the Lake at 1850. 1t will
leave Devils Lake on the return trip at
TOO o. IN. Where possible parties going
should get their tickets Monday to avoid
| the rush.
Local militia boys going to camp at
Devils Lake shortly will be renunerated
for the time OF their absence at camp at
the rate OF seventy-tive cents a day for
privates sergeants get dollar and a
quarter, lieutenants q dollar and half,
and officers OF higher rank have their
per diem increased accordingly.
| Carpenter work has been started dur
ing the week on new two story frame
dwellings for ". A. Ferguson, P. P. Ko-
priva and Joseph Wegfey. Up to date
there have been completed or under con-
struction at least thirty residences and
nlaces OF business which together with
additions made to other property will
bring the value of Langdon's improve.
, mepts for 1902 easily up to the s75, 900
mark.
, In writing up the Thompson-Burley
nuptials Walhalla correspondent o
, the Grand Forks Herald says in part
son Thursday at eleven O'Clock, the
marriage OF Miss Edna Burley and Mr.
| O. E. Thompson took place at the resi-
deuce OF the brides parents, Mr.. anc
, Mrs. N, r. Burnley. Miss Edna Burley
! has grown to womanhood in Wal
halIa and has n host OF friends. Mr.
, THOMPSON is in the banking business al
Longdon, where they will make thei'
+ home after trip through the eastern
states. The ceremony was conducted
- nv the Rev. Duncan Matheson and after
q q bountiiul wedding feast the bride anc
q Groom left on the 1yain. The Walhalla
!. bnnd and friends innumerabls were OF
i hand to bid thsIn Godspeed and to show
: thc estimation IL which both Mr.. ant
!, Mrs. Thompson ave held by oil who
know them"