Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-08-14
Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.
See the Langden Lumber Co.
before you build.


See the Langdon Lumber Co,
before you build.
Are your glasses correct? A. o. Void,
optician, Langdon, n. u.
Tie flour of quality is Hannah Pride.
1t makes perfect bread. Pure, wholesome
and delicious.
| Attorney r. NJ. Dickson and DR.. S. G..
Gibson spent Tuesday transacting bust
ness at the end town.
The wife OF Ed. Clermont, living along
the Pembina river between Olga and
Wang is reported being very i'll.
W. j. Mooney and w. +. Winter were
among the party OF Langdon people who
spent Sunday renewing theacquaintance
oil old friends at Walhalla.
Peter Wild has had a $4,000 bushels
elevator built for the storing Of the
mammoth crop now being harvested on
his bonanza farm OF several sections
near OsI,abrock.
c. W. Holmes is enjoying visit at
home with his family this week after a
two months trip through the western
part OF the state hustling business for
the Champion harvester company.
Chas Sherman, OF the Trade Palace
store, who has been spending vacation
.>r, t1,
homestead returned to the city last
week after successfully making proof on
the same.
William Ugow has made Langdon his
headquarters this week and finds no
kick coming on the present condition OF
the insurance business, which he reports
as being highly satisfactory all over the
northern part OF the state.
An invitation dance was enjoyed Mon
day evening at the X. OF P. hall. Lang
don young folks generally regret the ap-
preaching departure OF John Lamb, OF
Gordon & Lambs law Office, and Mon
day nights hop was somewhat in the
nature Of farewell party.
An Edmere correspondent to the Grand
Forks Herald endeavors to impress the
outside world with the idea that our
townsman. G. II. McDermott, is likely to
start up in business there. Edmore's a
nice enough place but we are pleased to
state the rumor is entirely without
| foundation.
| The return OF Joseph Schneider and
! bride Friday from their wedding trip
was an occasion for the band boys get
ting out in the evening to give the
happy couple serenade OF welcome at
their new home on Fourth street. An
open air concert in the court house
square follow and was listened to by an
appreclative crowd until long after dark.
X. n. Syverud q pioneer merchant and
well known resident OF Osnabrock is
taking western trip and may later de-
eide to remove to Oregon in the locality
which seems to have attracted quite a
number OF people from the southeastern
part Of the county during the past year.
Mr.. Syverud recently disposed OF his
Osnabrock business 1b party from
Minnesota.
! Letters received en1spte from members
OF the Langdon party OF excursionists
to the coast mention the fact OF the ex
citement no ticeable at points passed in
Washington as the news became known
OF the tragic end of the Tracy man hunt
Their train passed within IL few miles o.
the wheat field i'll which the mans body
had been found few lrour previous by
the posse OF detectives and deputy
sheriffs out after the reward OF SIS 900.
, Thos Clements, aged 80 years, who
J has been spending his declining years a
, the home OF his son. Phos. Clements, ,
D well known farmer ,sear Dresden, dice
Friday OF last week otter IA lingering ill
/ ness that may largely be accounted TO-
. by his extreme age aud bodily intirmi
| ties. The funeral on Sunday was con
+ Quoted by Rev. Stevenson. Among tn
mourners outside OF the immediate iami
: lv were Wilson McCann OF this city an,
' david j. Parks, of Hamilton. each being
, u son in law OF the old gentleman. WIN
= for years was . pioneer resident OF Penn
n bina county before troving up here viii
his sou.