Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-22

The Bee Hive store is "in it bigger
than ever" on made-to-measure clothing.
E. A. McCay is assisting Agent Souch
in looking after business at the Cargill
elevator.
Mrs. Geo. Diebel went down the line
Monday for few days visit with Mill
ton friends.
Wanted few applications for farm
loans. Apply to Gordon l. Wheeler,
Langdon, N. D. %
Mrs. r. A. Pennock who has been
quite i'll with typhoid fever for several
weeks is convalescent.
L. s. Champine is here from Minot
for q weeks visit with friends and to
look after business matters.
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat from which they
make "Hannah's Pride" -four.
Mrs. M. Farrell took Mondays pas
senger for Park River and makes short
visit there with her daughter Mrs.
Kohnen.
Editor Rishoff was among the cotrie
of Milton politicians here from the
south end of the county at Tuesdays
convention.
Rev. Burleson returned Saturday
afternoon from visit of couple of
weeks with his brothers at Grand Forks
and Jamestown.
Good dry cord wood ready for the
stove at the Langdon Lumber Co.'S
wood yard. Delivered:,yto n.'any part of
the city. Phone Ga. z
Miss Viola Truax left Saturday for
Grand Forks, returning to the state
university which opens this week for
the fall and winter term.
Last Friday Horgan's threshing out
fit was put to work on Robt. Brison's
place north of town. The crop showed
yield of forty bushels per acre.
The large department stores of J.B
Boyd and A. Schulke both have their
fall millinery opening announced for
Friday and Saturday of this week.
]. H. Harlan returned to the city
Tuesday from his st. Paul trip, accom-
panied by his brother, A. w. Harlan,
whose home is in southern Minnesota.
Anton Knutson, we'll to do young
farmer in Gordon township, was in
town Saturday to haul out new thresh-
ing outfit that he will run in his section
this fall.
Miss Myrtle jackson left for Langdon
Friday morning by way of Park River.
She has been engaged to teach the first
primary in the public school of that |
city.-Grafton Record.
Collector Rayrick, representing the
International Harvester Co., here during
the summer, left this week for Grand
Forks, and will make his headquarters
there during the balance of the season.
The annual conference of the Metho-
dist church for this state will be held at |
Park River, Oct. 18th instead of at |
Cando, Oct 10Th as previously an
nounced. Bishop Joyce, of Mime
apolis, will preside.
The :Fabio Roman" company of |
players also passed up Park River with
out the formality of cancelling it's date
and from what some state papers have
to say of Fabio and his support the dis
appointment has a pleasing aftermath. |
Frank Schrank whose farm is along
the line of the ct. Northern's extension
through Henderson was in town Mon
day after supplies for his threshing rig.
From what he tells us we expect our
Empire correspondent will be sending
us in some big reports of crop yields.
There are half dozen or more Lang
don parties who have threshing outfits
busy pounding out the grain in this
vicinity. Among the number are, NJ. |
J. Horgan, Harry Bolz. j. F. Ramage,
M. l.. Sullivan and Jos. Crawford. An
other week will find all the shock
threshing tributary to Langdon pretty
we'll cleaned up.
Next Sunday the services at the
Presbyterian church of this city will be
largely in the interest of and under the
direction of the Sunday school. 1t is
what has been designated as "Rally
Day" and has been arranged to aid in
encouraging and stimulating the work
of the Sunday school. The musical
part of the exercises and the decorations
of the editice it is expected will be such
as the church going public will thorough
ly appreciate.
Mrs. A. F. Page, who made the acquain-
lance of quite number of Langdon
people some three years ago while
travelling over the state as the business
representative of the Grand Forks
Plaindealer is now resident of st.