Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-08-21

Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.
See the LangdOn Lumber Co.,
before you build.
Are your glasses correct? A. O. Void
optician, Langdon, N. u.
A new hotel 25x49, two and oue-hali
stories is being built at Hannah by VIM
Marriott.
The flour of quality is Hannah's Pride.
It makes perfect bread. Pure, wholesome
and delicious.
Threshing early barley it is expected
will start tomorrow on John L. Robert
sons farm south of town.
Jas. Thompson is in the city this week
working up line OF new business for his
New York insurance company
Mrs. Latta left Saturday for her home
in ST. Paul, having spent month visit
ing here with her daughter, Mrs. Kelly.
john Schneider and wife, OF Mildmay,
Ont, arrived on Tuesdays train and
will visit friends here and in Walsh coun-
ty during months stay over here.
E. A. McCay left Monday for a ten
days trip through the Saskatoon region
OF the Northwest. When out there he
is likely TO place fllings ON government
land for Il number OF parties on this side.
Louis Meyer, who has spent Il couple
OF months here visiting his sons and
! other old friends and former residents OF
Ontario, left Sunday by way OF Morden.
Man, returning to his home at Walker
ton. Ont.
The Good Roads Exhibition to be
given free at the Minnesota State Fair,
Mamline, September LIST to 9th, will be
worth to you the cost OF attendance.
See Great Northern agent about low
rates in effect.
Attorneys Moellrlng g. Atneossn have
during the week had the glass front of
their offices adorned with an artistically
lettered sign directing public attention
to tho farm land and loan departments Of
their law business.
Miss Kate Schneider will take charge
of the millinery department Of the Head.
quarters store OF ]. b. Boyd when it is
reopened this fall and is this week in the
Twin Cities selecting the new lines for
the fall and winter trade
| NJ. j. Morgan, starts in the threshing
season with new Port Huron outfit
which arrived from the factory on Fri
days freight. Mike has had a hand in
the pounding out OF Cavalier county's
crop OF No. 1 Hard every threshing
season for the past ten years and this
fall will run one OF the biggest rigs oper-
nted in the county.
Jno. Mclean made visit among his
many Langdon friends while up here
from Backoo, Pembina county Friday
and Saturday on business Years ago
'Jack' was setting type for 'Shep': on
the Republican and later helped to
illuminate the print shop. OF the Hannah
Moon. Now he has big line o
machinery collections to look after.
During the thirty.slx hours between
Saturday night and Monday morning
about two train loads. or fifty-seveu
cars OF freight were hauled into Lang
don and have all wepk been crowdina
the sidetracks while being unoaded O.
their freight OF building material, farm
machinery and merchandise OF every kind
Business for the first hall OF this mouth
Agent Shaw says will show the earnings
at Langdon as exceeding $4,000, tn.
greater amount OF this being paid al
charges for freight shipped in here.
Ed. Mcneil, who was mentioned som,
weeks ago as having sold his three quar-
ter section farm, leaves tomorrow, re
turning to reside at tile old home OF til,
family at MarysvilIn, Ont. 1t is littl'
more than twenty years ago since Mr.
Mcneil with his brothers first came Il
Cavalier county aud located the fin
} farms where they have since made thei
! homes and the results OF their efforts
gives a fair idea OF what can be accom-
> plished on a Cavalier county farm in tn
, way of accommodating a fair share OF thi
! worlds wealth. 1'he best wishes o
, many friends in Langdon accompan.
Mr.. McNeill on his departure.