Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-05-29
Use "Hannah's Pride" flour.

Use "Hannah's Pride" flour
Special bargains in underwear offered
this week at Kelly's store.
DR.. f. S. Smith is up the line at Han.
nah on a professional visit this week.
The May school appertionment from
the state tuition fund is s1.10 per capita.
Right np-to-Gate ladies' white waists,
very swell. At popular prices at the Bee
Hive store
Attorney P. G.. johnson. of Milton,
spent the forepart of the week here at
tending court.
L. A. Weed, manager Of j. McPhails
farm machinery business at Hannah, was
down the line Monday.
Hannah's gun club has gold medal
contest shoot on. At last reports G. Gill
bert, the depot agent, was III the lead.
Geo. %. Charter came across from Ed
more the first of the week and has re-
cepted a permanent position with the
Republican.
W. Il. Stoughton came ia Monday from
! the Forks and added number, of new
names to the list OF readers of the Daily
Piaip9ea!er during his stay.
''Don" Cameron, who played with
Langdon's bali team last season, add this
year is with Cavalier, is playing second
base and is captain OF the nine. Cavalier
has lost al! OF its games played so far
this season.
Merchant W. H. Speckman was down
the line from Dresden to serve as grand
juror the fore part Of the week and made
the DEMOCRAT q pleasant call. Billy"
reports the present crop prospect around
Dresden tho best ever and that business
men and farmers alike have the biggest
kind OF q show this year. ......
People who think that "Windy" Smith,
of Osnabrcck, has retired from the horse
market have another guess coming. Last
week he sold twenty head to Peter Wild
who is widely quoted as being the biggest
and wealthiest farmer in the county
This wouldn't seem to Indicate otherwise
than that Charley is still in the game.
The eligibility of those attending the
Spinsters' Convention tomorrow night is
not confined to old maids. Spectators,
Of course, will not expect to take part in
the deliberations, but should not fail to
be on hand to size up the delegates.
This is expected to be the last spinsters
convention in Langon until Leap year.
1904.
An Institution that Osasbrock has a
right to be proud Of is its Great Western
Bank, which recently issued balapce
sheet showing $6o.270.7o OF business.
Of this total there appear $4,000 de-
posts: $4,000 eash and nothing out
standing. Everything indicates conser.
vative management on tho part of
Cashier Broghamer.
fucker, first basemau of Langdon lea
que ball team last season made t; new
record for himself again last week at St.
Paul in a intercollegiate game between
Hamline and Manchester, the former win
ming by q score of 1 to 3. Manchester
started off with squirt, knocking Dunn,
the Hamline captain out of the box. In
the third innings "Tuck" was substituted
and succeeded in shutting out the Macal-
asters during the rest of the game.
The track is being gotten into shape
this week for the matched trotting race
now set for Saturday, June 14th. The
horses Cyrus, Pastel B. and Bessie b.
are all being carefully fitted for the race.
The purse, $3.50, all goes to the winner,
but local interest, even now, is warm
enough to Indicate that considerable
more than this will charge hands when
local sports start betting on their favor
ties. The crowd on the grandstand when
the race comes off, is likely to resemble a
small sized Fourth Of july celebration.
Monday morning an admirer OF Cyrus
found taker for his bet of 800 against
the field. The rase is sure to bring out
the best the horses have in them and all
have money behind them to win out.
Cyrus has the credit of winning third
money in the free.for-all here six years
ago in rase where the time was less
than 2:45. hut the owners Of the mares,
Bessie B. and Pastell B., both confident
" look for walkawsy.