Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-18
Use "aannah's Pride" -four.

Use "Hannah's Pride" flour.
Gun cuses and cartridge belts at Ded-
rick's corner hardware.
Are your glasses correct? A. o. Void,
optician, Langdon. N. d.
Wales is having q new hotel built by
W. j. Montgomery this fall.
Attorney Jos. Clearly returned last week
from u visit OF Jew days with his
brother at Plattsvile, Wis.
Mrs. O. F.. Thompson returned home
Sunday from weeks visit spend at the
home OF her parents in Walhalla.
Jake Blsenius reports having threshed
wheat on the Jos. McNeill farm last week
that averaged over thirty bushels to the
acre.
Saturday afternoon Co. Supt. Mac
donald conducts meeting Of the district
teachers association at the court house
in the city.
Mrs. w. A. Brown was passenger
last Thursday for her former home in
Red Wing, Mimi, being called there by
the serious illness OF her mother.
The condition of Mrs. E. j. Evans, is
reported asbeing slightly improved. The
latter part of last week she was much
worse. The present Indications of i'm
provement are exceedingly gratifying to
many friends of the family.
The wife of Co. Sup't Ben Tronslin of
Grafton, is the only Walsh county lady
holding a hunting permit. This fair
shooter OF prairie chickens was formerly
Miss Maud Sanford, popular Cavalier
county teacher living at Milton.
Frank Kelly, who has had whole
peck OF trouble in the shape OF contest
against his homestead near Wales this
summer, got word last week from the
land office Of decision being rendered in
his favor. u. S. Com'r Fred w. Mclean
appeared as his attorney.
Chas. Y. Macdonald. brother OF the
county superintendent OF schools. has
been selected for the position ofprinclpal
OF the Osnabrock village schools which
open for the fall term nextMonday. Miss
Maud Haight and Miss Lena Linn are
also OF teaching corps in that school.
About 800 birds were bagged in d five
day hunt participated i'll last week by
Messrs. ALERT, Thompson, Mclean and
Boyd, who accompanied by three friends
from Minneapolis, Messrs Smith Paegel
and Young camped on q farm belonging
to Mr.. ALERT III the vicinity OF Rush Lake.
W. j. Evans, from the Green Mountain
country, Ia. numbers among the land
seekers OF that state who have lately
visited here and invested in Cavalier
county land Mr.. Evans is an uncle OF
E. j. Evans of this city and bought
couple OF quarter sections while visiting
here. He returned to his home in Iowa
On Tuesdays train.
The Modern Woodmen order OF this
state looks for the organization OF many
new camps this fall and winter. Taking
effect Sept. LIST the NJ. W. A.. has re.dis-
tricted North Dakota with five district
managers, instead OF three as heretofore.
The Woodmen locally, as we'll as else
where in the state, look for big increase
in the membership and interest OF the
order during the ensuing year.
The theatrical season of 1923 was
opened at the Donovan Hall on Tuesday
evening by the EvansCo. presentation OF
the farce comedy Don't Tell my Wife"
The turn out filled the house comfortably
and was eminently satisfactory to the
management OF the Flax Belt Theatrical
Circuit, under whose auspices the COM
panycame here. Their second night per-
Torrance "Under Two Flags was one OF
the best pieces ever staged here and the
work OF the entire company such as will
warrant the Evans people a packed
house in case OF their giving us return
engagement later in the season.
1t is the duty OF every democrat to at
tend and vote at the caucuses held Satur-
day evening, Sept. 9th.