Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-03-31
Every sack of "Hannah's PRIDE flour

Every sack of "Hannahs Pride" flour
is guaranteed.
10 those who use bluestone for smut
We have 1t, at N. Gruer's.
Try sack of "Hannah's Pride" flour
Once tried always used.
Before buying spring shirt waists it
will pay you to look j. Kelly's line
over
l. Dawson numbered among the many
Dresden folks who have been doing
business at the county seat during the
week.
Mrs. Il. w. Mclean will spend part
of the summer with st. Paul friends
during the absence of her husband in
California.
j. P. Tembreull, of the McPhail- Bros
nahan, Machinery Co., returned this
week from two weeks visit at his home
in Minnesota.
Miss Jessie Blodgett came up from her
school near Wang Tuesday and willspend
part of the Easter holidays on her Rush
Lake homestead.
The Opera lHouse seems to have
caught the brunt of the storm Thurs
day night and much of the sheet iron
roofing was torn off.
Northern grown garden seeds; the best
obtainable for this part of the country;
perfectly fresh. Two packets for five
cents at the Bee Hive store.
Don't forget the Easter Monday mill
tary ball, at the opera house. Give Co.
p. rousing turnout, lay aside your
cares and shake your frisky feet.
4 D. Patterson and brother, along with
VIM. McGillivary we're farmers from
along the boundary line who got caught
here in last weeks two day storm.
DR.. F. s. Smith is expecting to return
Saturday from his trip to Chicago,
where he attended the funeral of his
uncle, DIR. G. w. Sovereign, last week.
i F. ]. Hodgins was back in the First
National bank during the week for a
few days, assisting Cashier Thompson
during the temporary absence of j. Fl.
Balm.
F. A. Stoltz, travelling auditor of the
stoltz line of lumber yards through the
western part of the county, was stalled
in Langdon during the week of railroad
blockade.
| The bowling club organized by the
ladies at Wales is piling up some scores
taht leave no doubt as to their
ability as players. Mrs. o. d. Ostby is
credited with the lead, having Ill
pins to her credit.
i Easter Monday events include the
Maccabees box social and dance at Mt.
Carmel, the ball and supper by the
Court of Catholic Foresters at Olga and
the military ball by the Langdon boys
Of Co. E. at the Opera House.
Postmaster H. j. Mathisen was in
Langdon last Saturday from Dresden
comparing the results of the two days
blizzard on business. On returning he
took with him the snow blockaded issues
of the Langdon papers of last week.
Hedley Stevenson and wife have been
back in Langdon for few days this
week, having been delayed in their start
for Saskatoon by the snow blockade
which has the Canadian Pacific line of
railroad about as badly tied up as is
that of Jim Hills roadson this side.
Tom McGauvran had intended coming
up from the Forks last week to see his
mother, who is critically ill at the home
Of Postmaster NcGauvran. The block
ade of the train service rendering traffic
impossible. He arrived Tuesday, being
a passenger on the train which was
ditched at Osnabrock.
II. McCorklelwas an arrival Monday,
having spent most of the winter in
different parts of California. Mrs. Nc
Corkle remains out on the coast for q
longer visit with. friends. "Mac" is here
to put car load of horses on the local
market before the starting Of springs
work on his bonanza farm in Huron
township.
The military inspection Of Co.,, dated
to have occurred last Friday has been
postponed until Col. Peake and Col.
Gardiner can re-arrange their schedule,
which was knocked higher than Gilroy's
kite by tho blizzard. Last Friday Lieut..
Weiland received q telegram from Col.
Peake to the effect that they were
stalled at Grand Forks and would
have to set date later for the inspec-
ton Of Co. E. which was to have occurred
that evening.
Monday is city slsction day, but We
have yst to hear Of anyone opposing
jim Reeds reelection as clerk Of the