Courier Democrat., 1904-07-28
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| W0O toe lana man! WodSW0fth.
Try sack Of snannahs Pride" four
Once tried always used.
Wanted q few applications for farm
loans. Apply to Gordon & Wheeler,
Langdon, n. D. 25
Typewriter ribbons--Remington and
Smith -Premier-best kinds. At the
DEMOCRAT Office.
E. A. Wadsworth, the land man, ar
rived in the city again Tuesday from a
trip among eastern buyers.
Merchant o. D, Ostby called ON
Langdon people while here from Wales
Saturday.
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat from which they
make "Hannah's Pride" -four.
C.P Getchell, cashier of the State
Bank Of Wales, was a Langdon visitor
on business last Saturday.
II you are looking for bargains in any
kind OF summer goods go to Kelly's. He
is clearing up his summer stock.
IT you do not get your DEMOCRAT
regularly let US hear from you and we
will give your complaint special atten-
ton.
Co. Surveyor A. B. Darling was a
passenger down the line yesterday and
will make visit of some length at his
former home in Minnesota.
The annual conference of the NJ. E.
church for this state, which was to have
met in September, has been adjourned
to Oct. 18th, and meets at Cando.
Landlord VIM. Flumerfelt, of the U,
c. I. hotel numbered among the party
of Langdon people who enjoyed the
sights at the races in Grand Forks last
week.
Henry Ohlheiser and wife arrived
last week from their home in Ontario
for visit during the summer with
their sons and daughtersin this county.
Hannah's new Methodist preacher,
Rev. Macarthur, comes to North Dakota
from Boston, where citizens are noted
for their highly cultivated tastes and
appetite for beans.
Geo. w. Gardner and wife who have
been visiting with Langdon members of
the family during the past two weeks
returned on Tuesdays train to their
home in Minneapolis.
DR.. w. Y. Cory, the medical prac-
titioner at western Cavalier county's
metropolis, Hannah, is having 700
acres of breaking done on farms he
owns in Cypress township.
s. L. Hartzell, ST., who has been in
the city several days during the pro-
gress of the preliminary hearing of the
Stoddard shooting affair, left Monday
returning to his home in Iowa
Landlord and Mrs. Geo. Diebel with
their daughter Louise, took Saturdays
train for Fort Buford, N. D., for few
days visit with former Milton friends,
now residing in that part of the state.
At Langdon, Monday, the Chronicle
editor met Geo. Dunnigan, who formerly
picked type in this Office. George is
holding the position of deputy clerk of
court at Langdon and is doing WE'LL
Cavalier Chronicle.
Attorney f. H. Gordon made the
speech at the district judicial conven.
ton at Grafton last week naming Hon.
w. J. Kneeshaw as the republican
nominee for second term as Judge of
the Seventh judicial district.
Peter Kuhry, Mrs. Jacob Dosman and
Mr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ohlheiser,
of Formosa, and Anthony Streder, of
Deemerton, arrived Friday of last week
from Ontario, for visit during the
summer with relatives in the vicinity
of Mt. Carmel.
Thos. Roney, formerly of Hamilton,
and we'll known in this county as ma
chine man, died suddenly of heart dis
ease at his home in Winnipeg on We'd
nesday. Deceased was brother of Co.
Com'r Alex Roney and met his many
Langdon friends at frequent intervals.
"Baby Kidd," the trotting horse
owned by Attorney Cleary and L. S,
Champine of this city, was the winner
of first money in the 2:1O class at the
Forks last week, taking the race in
three straight heats, the same way in
which it won here during the Langdon
races.
Mrs. Byron V. Stoddard was accom-
panied on her return from Blue Earth,
Minn., last week by A. H. Stoddard and
d. s. Stoddard, two brothers of her
late husband. They will remain here
long enough to look after the probating
of the estate and arranging for as early
trial as possible of the case in which
tho;r hvnther met sl,ch a tra0ic daath