Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-07-24
Use "Hannah's Pride" flour.

Use "Hannah's Pride" flour.
Nice assortment OF chatalaine bags at
tn: Bee Hive store.
!! Special bargains in underwear offered
this week at Kelly's store.
E. Fischer is out of town taking in
the Winnipeg fair this week.
The -four of quality is Hannah Pride.
1t makes perfect bread. Pure, wholesome
and delicious.
f.! j. B. Chale and family OF olga left last
week to visit until fall in Montreal and
other eastern Ontario points.
Geo. Plain: OF the Milton farm imple-
ment firm OF PLAIN & Nelson, spent day
or two here the later part OF the week.
Miss Lilly Shaw is holding down the
position OF clerk in the postoffce for the
present, while Miss Mabel Mcknight
| takes q short vacation.
Mrs. w. a. Laidlaw is visiting the
family OF her sister in st. Paul, having
sufficiently recovered from her recent
illness to undertake the trip last week.
The new restaurant opened by X. b.
Houligon last week is rapidly outgrow-
ing it's present quarters and will move
into thc building until recently the
quarters OF Miss Schneiders millinery
store.
John L. McNeil entertained at his
farm east OF town last week Miss Mary
McCauly and her two brothers, also
Miss Beatrice Phalen. The party came
up from Grafton and are old friends Of
the McNcil family.
John Lamb for a year past Typewriter
and stenographer in the law office Of
of Gordon & Lamb, will leave during the
coming week for his home in Chicago.
This fall he will start in on a four years
course OF the study OF law.
Langdon's building boom is growing
bigger and better every day. Fine new
residences have been started during the
week for E. A. Farrell and j. Kelland.
Both do their share in adding to the
adjournment OF the residence portion Of
the city.
Col. and Mrs. Davis, parents OF Mrs.
Percy p. Saith, are here for visit with
the family OF DR.. and Mrs. f. S. Smith,
arriving Tuesday from Fulton, Mo. They
propose looking North Dakota over ex-
ttensively before returning to their home
in the south.
j. McPhail: The farmers troubles are
Just beginning. Labor will be scarce
and wages will in all probability be high.
The farmer who has a gasoline threslf-
ing rig will be nearly independent, so far
as the labor problem is concerned and
can do his threshing when he gets ready.
Tuesday night the Donovan Hall was
fairly well filled with an apprecative
crowd to listen to the Schubert lady
quartette and Symphony club. The
company is now filling engagement
through the west for it's twelfth season
, and it's initial appearance before a Lang.
don audience Tuesday night was q sue
cess in every way.
Among the Langdon people who will
! take the trip to the Pacific coast week
/ after next on the occasion OF the
> supreme lodge knights OF Pythias gath
! ering at San Francisco we have Learned
q the names OF the following: H. D. AL
! lert and daughter, Miss Vera, Mesdame'
M.L L. Sullivan and Frank Moran, Misses
Ella T. Gogin and Kate Burke ane
: Messrs. W. F. Winter and F. W.hcLean
n Deputy Sheriff VIM. Haverty OF Lang
D don brought Farmer Hines to tn
t asylum today. Hines has been in tn
o ASYLUM before. Ee became famous in tn
y northwest few years ago when he ad
% yocated the building ola farmers raj
e road in North Dakota. The railroad wa
!. never built as the scheme was no
o. considered feasible and doubts as t
,e Hines sanity were entertained. He wa
% adudged insane aud taken to tn
y. asylum, but later recovered. when h
ID arrived iu Jamestown today he register
a ed himself as "Farmer Hines. Hannah,N
in d.. 9:15 q. M" Ye said that he wa
,r always careful to put the time OF hi
r. arrival on the rsgisters.-Jamestow
Alert.