Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-07-10
Conventions next week.
Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.

Conventions next week.
Use "Hannahs Pride" -four.
Special bargains in underwear offered
this week at Kelly's store.
Howard Finlay is working for the
Langdon Pharmacy at the present.
Do you own dog? Pay your license
and get a tag A word to the wise is
sufficient.
The flour of quality is Hannah's Pride.
1t makes perfect bread. Pure, wholesome
and delicious.
Will Bolton, former attache of the
Ct. Northern here, is now in charge OF
Jim Hills depot at Hannah.
| Prof. r. Bloomquist was here Monday
between trains from Park River to ar.
rangef for the appearance here tomorrow
night OF the "Be'les OF Blackville."
Chas. Chisholm returned from his two
weeks trip to the land hunters paradise
OF the Canadian Northwest in time to
celebrate the Fourth here with his family.
"Senator" Dan Meehan trimmed up
the grounds surrounding the Langdon
schools SO that they present quite neat
appearance before he left for the encamp-
ment.
( The lawyers of the state meet at the
Devils Lake Chautauqua grounds July
II and IS. and if all OF them get there at
once,,it might be well to have the
grounds nailed down hard.
| A. q. Decks greeted Langdon friends
Tuesday and interested local readers in
a popular young lady voting contest,
conducted Just now by the North Dako-
Ia Review for the purpose Of boosting
| it's subscription list.
Tuesday, July LIST, the mail routes lead
ing into Walhalla changed hands and
these lines are now controlled by local
parties, which should give better salts
faction generally. The Langdon route is
under the care of H. D. ALERT, one OF
Langdon's best business men. Ii pro.
perly handled it cannot fail to be pay.
ing route-and we believe will be-Wal-
halla Mountaineer.
Co. E started off for camp Tuesday
afternoon. The company's rank and
file muster roll numbered forty-three
men. They Travelled in special car sent
up the line Monday for their accommo-
dalton. They remain in camp until
Wednesday OF next week, ten days, and
are under the command OF Capt. Ross
and Lieutenents Smith and Weiland.
A telegraphic dispatch yesterday
morning from Chicago conveyed briefly
news OF the sudden death of Mr.. Lamb
ST., father OF Attorney Butler Lamb and
John Lamb, OF this city. At the time
the message arrived both were out o.
town and no idea entertained that the
fathers health was in a precarious con
dition. Both left on the afternoon pas
senger to attend the funeral. The sur
viving family have the sympathy O
Langdon people generally.
During the period OF building the $40,
900 brick block, which is destined to b.
the new home OF the Headquarters stor'
J next fall, Mr.. Boyd will be doing bust
9 ness on both sides OF Third street. SOM
g little time ago he leased the old Elfort
$ building, into which was moved his biz
g line OF dry goods, clothing and fame!
: goods. This week the portion of tn
, old building, occupied by his grocery ant
t crockery ware department, is being NOV
ed onto j. McPhaips otbetween the Law
Offices of Gordon & Lamb and the req
:, estate office OF Sturm & Price.
= A few years ago the coming OF goot
Il musical company to our city was grea
d event and always filled the house with {
p fine audience. Of late musical entertain
d ments have not been so freely patronize'
e here. Why? Simply because the usua
# programs were too classical and cold 10
a the average auditor. In the program t.
e be given by the Schubert Symptom,
r. club and Lady Quartette on Tuesday
q July 22nd at the Donovan Hall we hav
" a musical program that is highly enjoy
,. able from first to last. Our readers wi
n do well to- remember that it is not ofte
j, that we are offered such feast OF mus
# cul good things as the Schubert's pre-
gram contains.