Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-07-03
Use "Hannah's Pride" aour.

Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.
Special bargains in underwear offered
this week at Kelly's store.
Attorney Geo. N. Price was at Grand
Forks yesterday on land oflice business.
Tie flour of quality is Hannah's Pride.
1t makes perfect bread. Pure, wholesome
and delicious.
Attorney Erickson and wife are visit
ing in the Forks this week and ex-
pested home next Monday.
Henry Arneson, who is opening up a
new drug store at Edinburg this month,
visited with friends here Sunday.
| DR.. Smith and II. D. ALERT with their
families made visit among friends at
Morden, Man.. over the week end.
Mrs. Joseph Power and two younger
children lett Monday for months visit
at her parents home near Crookston,
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those from the west who had business
with our real estate men couple OF days
OF last week.
Miss Lulu Hodgins leaves Saturday for
weeks stay in st. Paul and to attend
the annual gathering OF the National
Educational Association.
Mrs. Chas. Chisholm and Mrs. Hod-
gins expect to leave during the coming
week for the Pacific coast country on
two months visit with relatives.
.Janitor Prescott has trimmed the
lawn and generally cleaned up the court
house grounds this week ready for in
spection by the county commissioners.
Mrs. C. c. Crawford and Miss Agnes
Crawford number among the Langdon
people who will spent the next month
in camp at Devils Lake during the Chau-
tauqua.
Timers Of the Dedriek hardware store
are fixing up the old Palace Hotel pro.
perty with steel front and siding. The
repairs OF the building bring it within
the requirements OF the fire limit ordi-
nance.
Agent billiard: Seventy three tickets
were sold Langdon parties taking the
Chautauqua excursion to Devils Lake.
The train sent up from Larimore coll
sisted of six coaches. The crowd from
this town filled one coach to OVERLOOKING.
Agent Shaw and youngest son, Mar
low, started Tuesday for Toronto, Ont.
They will be gone couple of weeks and
on their return will be accompanied by
Miss Lilly Shaw, who has been attend
ing o. conservatory OF music in Toronto
since last spring.
One week from next Monday, the 18th
inst, the excursion party ofAfty farmers
from this county take free trip over
Jim Hills road to the state agricultural
college at Fargo. The list Of those. going
is to be handed in to Co. -Com'r Peter
Reid this week, he having charge Of the
excursion party.
Walt Gould, Murray Archer and Jack
Powell were trio OF Langdon boys
who took in the Sunday Cass Lake ex.
cursion out OF Grand Forks last week.
Fishing and boating are popular attrac-
lions there and regular Sunday excur-
sions are run out OF the Forks to Cass
Lake during the summer.
Osnabrock was represented on our
streets Friday by Frank Sim, who has
for wears been at the front as hustler
for the Brook and no one feels greater
satisfaction at the recent rapid growth
OF his town that does Mr., Sin. He was
accompanied by his father, an old gen
: tleman of eighty.three years. on whom
e however. the ceaseiess roll of time ap
t pears to have dealt lightly. .....
Y A. f. Fielder has during the week sole
Q his farm in Billings township, $50 acre
9 of the finest land in the southern
e part OF the county, at a price close VI
to 500 an acre. the consideration being
s an ever, $4,000. Mr.. Fielder is undecld
o ed as to what he will do and may take
trim over the Canadian Northwest beior
q noip~ back to his old Minnesota home
Q Ihepurchaser, Co. Com'r Gjevre, nov
# owns several choice sections south an
Il west OF Osnabrock and in company wit
>. Peter Wild and Chas- w. Plain may b
r. considered among the heaviest individual
owners OF Cavalier county realty.