Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-08-28

~. y. Nelly J6 giving away uEst-oldsS
baker AMI bastsr. Follow the crowd to
his store and secure one.
Get bottom prices for lumber
and building material, at the
LahgdOn Lumber co.
Will Mercer was over from Devils Lake
for Il week end visit with his folks re-
turning Monday.
Flakcy, crisp pie crust cannot be made
with ordinary flour 1t takes fine, nice
-four like Hannah's Pride.
Mrs. j. j. Souch returned Tuesday
from her visit OF couple OF months with
friends ut her former home in Eastern
Ontario.
1t is reported that d. Hits, M. King
and VIM Balfour all well known resi-
dents in the vicinity of Hannah con-
template moving with their families to
Oregon this fall.
John Lamb. who has been in the EN-
ploy Of the law firm OF Gordon & Lamb
! for over year, left yesterday for his
home in Chicago and will put in several
years in legal study there.
Mrs. VIM. Plummer and mother Mrs.
Sandison landed at Montreal on their
return from summers visit in Scotland
last Thursday and are expected to reach
here on Saturday OF this week.
A. r. Lyman, principal OF the public
schools at Inkster, has been here since
the beginning OF the week looking after
a course OF study which he has been in
Producing here during the vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wegley are visi-
tors in the Twin Cities this week for a
few days and while away purpose pick
ing out the iurnishings OF their new home.
built this summer in the Dorval addi-
| ton.
Mrs. Don. r. Freighner and daughter,
| Winnie, brought to close this week
| their months visit here with Landlord
Monroe, who is brother to Mrs. Freigh
ners. They left Tuesday for their home
in Missoua, Mont.
"Hank" Harlan, VIM. Flumerfet and
J. b. TruaX, number among the many
Langdon people who have announced
their intention of taking in the Twin
Cities next week during the progress OF
| the big Minnesota state fair.
Assistant Cashier mick Hayes, OF the
First National Bank, is entertaining his
brother, Jas. Hayes. who arrived this
week from Brent, Ont, for visit OF a few
weeks and will watch the progress Of
| harvesting operations on this side.
L. c. Det.rck of the corner hardware
has the subcontract for the iron ond
steel worl, on the Donovan and Schulke
brick blocks, both OF which buildings
vii. be decorated with ornamental steel
ceilings, lie first OF the kind introduced
in this city.
| Game Warden Meiklejohn gives it out
that he is onto the fact that a number
Of 'sooners'' have begun to kill OFF the
chickens and ducks, the open season for
which does not begin until Monday next,
Sept. LIST. A number OF local pot hun.
ters are on the anxious seat in con.
sequence.
Postmaster C. l.. Thomson, voluntary
observer OF the state weather bureau at
Woodbridge, reports that the minimum
thermometer registered L Of frost
or temperature Of 81 degrees on the
18th inst, at which date the records Of
the local government observatory only
show temperature Of $50, or three de-
grees above the fost line.
Stories come from all directions OF the
excellencs OF the crop that is being har-
vested everywhere in Cavalier county
this fall, but the field of wheat, with big
plump heads six inches long on the farm
OF Nessrs. johnson Woorlie, east o.
Milton is certainly good enough to fur
nisl q sample OF our crop at the North
Dakota exhibit OF the St. Louis fair il
1905.
Joseph Schill, from Walkerton, Ont.
numbered among the twenty or more
Canadian excursonists wb ohave arrived
here during the week from various points
in Ontario, and has accepted a position
in the composingroo Of this Office. H,
was for some time employed in the print
ing office OF the Walkerton Glocke, pa
per we'll known to most OF the German
residents OF this county.
Gordon g. Lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.