Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-08-07

Use "Hannah's Pride" flour.
See the LangdOn Lumber Co.,
before you build.
DR.. ]. J. Reilly was here Tuesday from
Milton on professional business.
The flour OF quality is Hannah's Pride.
1t makes perfect bread. Pure, wholesome
and delicious.
Dan McAllan was in town Tuesday
and announces the completion OF his
new store at Osnabrock.
Walt Gould was down the line at Edin-
burgh several days last week helping
Druggist Arneson open up his new store.
Judge Clearly is credited by the Fargo
press with having made a rousing
patriotic speech at the democratic state
convention OF last week.
The DEMOCRATS new advertisements
this week include ]. McPhail, farm ma
chiuery; c. j. Kelly's big sale OF summer
dress goods and Jas. DeBurg's new dray
line.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Thompson and Mr..
Mrs. r. r.. Burke returned home Satur-
day from their midsummer wedding
trip enioyabIy spent in the east and lake
districts.
| Within the past week Judge Fl. E.
Dorval issued license to wed to William
Goner and Miss Frances A. Simmons
both Of the parties residing in the vi
entity OF Deau]ieu.
Easby's base ball team is being re-
organized by Capt. Simmons and the
per centage standing of the ball players
lat Osnabrock is likely to be given a
disastrous set back
Banker Prom and Com'r Gjevre were
visitors here Tuesday and incidentally
the names of both are being mentioned
i'll connection with republican legisla-
tive endorsement down that way.
Geo. W. Gardner was weekend visi-
tor with Langdon friends. He started a
crew OF carpenters on the new elevator
that Ntzhugh, & Gardner firm arehaving
built at Dresden this week. Mrs.
| Gardner and the family at Duluth are
reported as well.
The banner crop county OF North Da-
kota is Cavalier. The fact ID substanti-
ated by land prospectors, crop esti-
majors generally and further attested by
IL. j. Haskamp, who has big interests
up this way as well as in several other
other sections OF the state.
L. S. Champine is away on a Pacific
coast trip this week in his official capaci-
ty as deputy U. S. marshal. In company
with others Mr.. Champine is looking
after the transportation out OF the
country of a party OF Cinnamon. Before
returning he VIII participate with the
Lungdon crowd at the National K. OF P.
gathering in San francisco next week.
During the visit in the city last week
OF Judge w. g. Clements, OF the sixth
judicial district OF Iowa, that gentleman
made a purchase through the New Cen.
tury Land Co., OF a $50 acre farm in
Harvey township. Judge Clements mum.
T bers among the wealthy residents OF
Newton, Iowa, and returned on Satur-
day well impressed with the progress
made OF late years IN this state.
Fred Borusky wds here on Friday last
week returning to Wang from his Rush
Lake farm. He reports the election held
Wednesday in the newly organized town.
ship OF Mckinley as being quite an event
OF interest out there The count OF the
the ballots showed that Mr.. Bornsky
was the choice OF his nejghbors for clerk
OF both civil and school affairs. The
directors and the school board are A.; L.
Perry, John Smith and William Russell
Joe Hollerau had tile painful and dan.
gerous experience last week of hayiup
the sharp poin, OF II lead pencil penetrate
his right side to the depth OF a couple 81
: inches Saturday afternoon. The accident
occurred on the depot platform where
Joe and some SCHOOL boy companions
were wrestling aud scuttling while wait.
| ing for the train Tbe wound was well
up under the arm and went into the flesh
through his clothing when he Slipped
and fell. but iortonetsly was unaccom.
panied by sert<pF results.