Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-25
Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.


Have you seen Kelly's new line of
spring dress gods.
When in town don't fail to see the
bargain table of remnants at C. j. Kellv's
store.
Miss Mary McNiven has reopened her
art studio, which is located in the
Schulke block.
Wanted, at Schulke's Trade Palace
store, 10000 pounds of butter. Highest
market price paid.
John Mooney reached home Tuesday
from Notre Dame, Ind, for visit dur
ing the summer vacation.
Chas. r. Van Norman is making the
races this week an occasion for greeting
number of county seat friends.
The Orion family have as visitors this
week Miss Gillerlain of Devils Lake and
MIR. and Mrs. Mcnamara of Manitou.
Man.
Attorney Lamb and wife are making
months visit with their relatives and
many friends in Chicago, having lett
last week.
Prof. Bloomquist numbered among
the arrivals in town Tuesday, and will
spend few days here looking after the
tuning of pianos.
Capt. +. +. Ross was in town this
week after months stay on his farm.
Yesterday he left for Devils Lake in
command of "Co. E."
H. Dunford and family are once more
established on their Harvey Centre farm
having proved up their homestead in the
south end of the county.
Contractors Mcpherson and Madigan
have the plans drawn for fine resi-
dence to be erected this summer on Bert
Welsh's farm in Harvey township.
Tom Mckay and bride are visiting
Langdon relatives and friends during
the races. Two horses "Fritz" anc
':Topsy Simpson carried Toms color.
in the harness events.
Among the more attractive bushes.
displays that have helped to give galt
appearance to Third street this weel
we're found in front of the Trade Palace
and the Langdon Pharmacy.
Hon. w. A. Laidlaw and j. H. Bair
left Monday for Fargo, where they at
tend as delegate session of the Mason
ic grand lodge, representing the subor
dinate lodge A. +. A. NJ, of this city.
Luke Johnson, Of the billiard and poo
room, with his erect figure and statute
of six feet two makes an ideal drum
major for the Langdon band. A bator
and uniform are all that is now needed
At the banquet given the faculty b!
the law class of the state university las
week in honor of the graduating of nine
teen of the students, S. L. Hartzell. o
this city, responded to the toast, "Th'
Faculty"
Among the many who visited in tn
city this week it is a pleasure to NEE
Frank G. Robson from Cando. MIR. 4
some years ago resided at Osnabrock il
this county and is nephew of Rev
E. b. Robson. OF Hannah.
Will McQuarrie made the races of thi
week the occasion Of visit here amon'
old time friends. Like the many other
from Walhalla he found many improve
ments in Cavaliers county seat tina
called forth commentator.
Friends in Langdon and vicinity will
be pleased to learn that Dave r. Milne
who went to Minneapolis month or St
ago has so far recovered from his Hines
as to be able to leave the Twin Cite
last week for a visit with his parents il
Ontario, expecting to return in time Il
look after the harvesting of his CROP
across the line at Snowflake, Man.,
A race of Patchen colts was pulled OF
at the race track Saturday Afternoon
after the running race between tn
Wales horse and Barnard's fleet footed
sDewey." The entries were made b,
d. H. Mcmillan, Robt. Meiklejohn ant
N. f. Charter each of whom is tn
owner of a promising colt sired b.
Patchen. State Treasurer Mcmillan
horse proved quite an easy winner.
A. L. Perry has turned over to Audito
Work the assessment books of MeKinle,
township, which show an increase il
property valuation from $4,000 to s65,
600 this year,which may be accounted TO
by the large amount of state land ant
homestead entries that have;during tn
year become subject I'd taxation. Nc
Kinley township has also voted 800
for school purposes, which will be ldrgel
used to refund outstanding warrant
issued at the time of the division of Lin
den.
Crowded into space Of less than hal
a dozen lines the Milton Globe last wee
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