Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-05-22
Use "Hannah's Pride" flour.

Use "Hannahs Pride" flour.
Special bargains in underwear offered
this week at Kelly's store.
Right np-to-Gate ladies' white waists
very swell. At popular prices at the Bee
Hive store.
Miss Julia Reilly has been here from
Milton, the guest of her aunt, Mrs. De
Berg. several days this week.
Mondays freight brought in a single
shipment of nineteen cars Of building
material for the Langdsn Lumber Co.
Wilson Cox greeted Langden friends
Monday, also Veterinary Elliot, Druggist
Closesand other distinguished Miltonians.
Dr. F. w. McGarry is here from Des,
Moines for couple of weeks visit with
the probability of locating somewhere in
this part of the state.
D. McGruer, of Hannah, stopped over
here yesterday on his return frsn Battle
Creek, Mish., and reports no change fol-
the better in the condition Of his brother
Robert.
Friday afternoon Of last week Mrs. A.
l. Knhnstedt gave party to thirty or
more of the little school mates Of her
daughter, Ella, on the occasion of hey
eleventh birthday.
Farmers and others in Cavalier county
will ia years to come recall the month of
May, 1902, by the unusual amount Of
water and mud occasioned by heavy rain
falls. Since the month began the rain
fall to date is 1893 inches:
Tuesday was observed ia the public
schools all over the state as Bird Day.
\ text book being issued by State 'Supt.
Devine to aid teachers in instruct1Dg
in bird life, especially as to the value Of
insectivorous birds to farmers.
Adj't. Gen. Miller and other high Off
GERS of the state militia are taking it all
back as to what they said about our
soldier boys having to march overland to
camp They will 60 on the cars, but get
plenty of leg exercise after they get ever
there.
j. P. DUNCAN when last heard from
was il San Francisco, CAL, and will make
a lengthy stay there while being treated
by a specialists for the trouble with his
eyes,which caused him to temporarily re-
tire from his position as deputy in Judge
Dorvals office.
It looks somewhat as if Langdon peo-
pie have to go away from home to get the
very latest tit-bits of political gossip.
Last Saturday she Grand Forks Review
started tie rumor ahoat that Senator
Walt I4aidlaw is being talked Of by state
republicans as gubernatorlal timber.
We went to press too early last week to
note the return fron Boulder Springs,
Mont. of Clerk OF Court Truax, w. A.
Monroe and Rob't Meiklejohn. Their
trip is reported as being both pleasant
and beneficial one. Eugene Chase, who
accompanied them, is taking afull course
OF treatment for bis inhammatory rheu.
lnatisna, 10 doing finely and will be back
in week completely cured.
TT. McKeown is up from Minneapolis
for few days locking over Cavalie,
county's crop prospect and greeting
friends OF former days when he was
Langdon's postmaster. He has of late
years rounded out into one of the most
successful grain commission men on the
Minneapolis board of trade and handles
big shipments of wheat every fall con
signed to him by his farmer friends from
this section.
Mr.. Wn. Plunmer has it figured it cut
that bis wife and her mother, Mrs. Saudi
son, are about due to arrive at the enc
of their trip aersss the ocean today. Theil
ship, one of the largest of the Beave,
line, sailed from Halifax on the 18th with
a passenger list of nearly 1000 people
mere than the entire population Of Lang
don. In lette: written shortly before
sailing the ladies informed Mr.. Plunmel
that they we're more than pleased with
their quarters on board, which they oceu
pied two days before leaving port. On.
of the days being Sunday, on which
church services Of three different de
nominations were held ia the cabins
Mrs. Plunmer and her mother 60 thrsugi
to Glasgow, Scotland ssd will make ,
stay in the old coustry until seme tim,
lin August