Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-18
Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.

Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.
Have you seen Kelly's new line Of
spring dress gods.
When in town don't fail to SEQ the
bargain table of remnants at G. j. Kelly's
store.
Wanted, at Schulke's Trade Palace
store, 10000 pounds of butter. Highest
market price paid.
Go. Surveyor Darling has been doing
job in surveying for owners of land in
the vicinity of Osnabrock this week.
A new plate glass sign has recently
been placed in the entrance door to the
law offices of Attorneys Hartzell g. Bas-
com.
Say if you are wanting any banners or
trade advertising displays for the Races
or the Circus go and see Reiber the
Painter.
j. b. Boyd took Tuesdays train to
Grand Forks and expects to make a
business visit at Fargo and other points
before returning.
Miss May Hall, who has been visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Har-
Ian for two weeks returned to her home
at Grafton on Monday.
Attorney P. G. johnson returned Mon
day from Valley City, where he spent
over week attending term of the
Barnes county district court.
Cecil Mahon took yesterdays train
for Winnipeg, where he will meet re-
latives of the family, coming from
Ontario for visit during the summer
Walhalla people took a day off this
week to beautify their cemetary, which
is known as being place of historic in
terest by all who have made that place
visit.
The camp of Woodmen order at Calvin
have their annual picnic July LIST which
would indicate some of the people out
that way have an alleged affection for
their old day home across the line and
Dominion Day.
Attorney L. S. Remington, of the New
Century Land Co., has been here the
past couple Of weeks attending to mat
ters connected with their holdings OF
Cavalier county farm lands invested
in extensively couple Of years ago.
w. j. MERGERS fruit store has new
attraction this week in the shape of a
pea nut and pop corn rooster. 1t is
handsomely gotten up affair and is
likely to prove drawing card with the
crowd who will visit Langdon the com,
ing week.
Cashier C. B. Mcmillan, who holds
the championship medal of the gun club
at Hannah, was a visitor Monday and
told of the active practice the Hannah
club is putting up this summer. They
are waiting for chance to meet the
crack shots of Langdon.
The Moon had shade the best of it
over the rest Of the Cavalier county
papers in it's report of the teachers in
stitute When it comes to educational
matters the school master of the end
town who edits the Hannah Moon usual
ly has the s'malkins" for an eclipse of
the other fellows.
The people at Woodbridge were the
first in Cavalier county to celebrate the
Fourth. This year their fifteenth annual
observance of the day will be the real
thing. They are almost right on the
international boundary but lose no OPP
portunity to rejoice that they arc on the
right side of the line.
Adam Reid, who made a ten day visit
with relatives in the Rainy River dis
trict on the Canadian side, returned
home Tuesday. He made stop over al
Winnipeg where he called on William
TAYLOR and family, whom it will please
Langdon friends to learn are comfort
ably situated in their new home at the
mctropolis of the Province of Manitoba
Langdon will be we'll represented al
both Milton and Olga on July Fourth
The train service makes it possible fol-
those who wish to spend the day at Mil
ton to return home in the evening, ant
Olga will draw its crowd by the attrac
ton which the pleasant drive and the
woodland scenery at Olga affords those
who wish to enjoy the day with a pleasan
outing.
The annual school election held Tues
day passed of very Quietly. Here il
Langdon the electors of the specia
school district elected NJ. l.. Sullivan
and William Flumerfelt as members o
the board of school directors for tn
ensuing three years. Mr.. Sullivan sue
ceeds himself and Mr.. Flumerfelt will
fill the vacancy caused by tho remova
If !. l.. Robertson from the city. Their