Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-07-07
Bicycle repairing at Dedricks.

Come to Langdon July IA, Is and l6.
Every sack OF :Hannah's Pride" -four
is guaranteed.
A little baby boy was born Thursday
OF last week to Mr.. and Mrs. r. q.
Pierce.
One hundred pounds of Waukegan
wire runs ia rods. Sold at Dedrick's
hardware.
Lilly OF the Valley flour at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Baled hay for
sale. Phone So.
The w. B. cigar must be better than
other 10 cent cigars or else they
wouldn't sell better.
Hon. Ole I. Axvig was in the city
Saturday discussing political matters
with republican leaders
Geo. Mahon was here Tuesday visit
ing with his brother, j. w. Mahon.
manager of the Mcmillan Machine Co.
johnson Bros. are having the interior
OF their pool room and bowling alley i'm
proved with fresh paint and paper
decorations
Jerry O'Brien, one of the old timers
down in the Valley, was here for few
days last week from Cavalier calling on
friends and acquaintance.
N. Hayes, cashier of the Bank of
Dresden, was suddenly called to his
home in Ontario this week by news of
the serious illness of his father.
New fences of handsome and sub
stantial pattern now enclose the resi-
dence property surrounding the homes
of JAS. G. Dickson and Jas. S. Loynes.
Mrs. P. Foshay arrived home Satur-
day from Rochester, Mimi, where
she has been receiving hospital treat
ment for several weeks with beneficial
effect.
Mrs. j. J. Mahoney is this week en-
PERTAINING her sister who arrived last
Saturday from Montana and will visit
relatives and acquaintance here for a
few weeks.
Fred Mcclure and bride, nee Miss
Myrtle Underwood returned Saturday
from the trip following their wedding
which occurred at Grand Forks about
two weeks ago.
H. D. ALERT, of Langdon, is now a
democratic national committee man and
his many friends here will congratulate
him-and the party in his state.-Mor-
den, (Man.) Chronicle.
Editor Neufeld of the Volkszeitung
and Merchant Jno. B. Dyck were in the
city Tuesday returning to Winkler,
Man., from visit to the home of Mr..
Neufeld's parents at Rosehill.
Mrs. M. Kelly returned last week
from a visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Falls at Crystal. She was
accompanied on the return trip by Mrs.
Welsh who is making short stay here.
A. o. Void as president of the North
Dakota board of optometry goes to
Devils Lake this week to attend the
annual gathering of members which
meets at the Chatauqua grounds on
the 18th.
The building firm of Wilson, Jahnke a.
Larson started in yesterday on an ex-
tensive contract, for the repairing and
making additions to the house, granary
and barns owned by the johnson Land
Co., ten miles east of iowa.
l Miss Lucy Gordon is visiting with
Pembina county friends and Tuesday
of last week attended as delegate repre-
sentative of the womans home and
foreign missionary society of the Lang
don Presbyterian church, at meeting
held at Pembina.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
serve dinner and supper at the church
next Thursday, Friday and Saturday,the
three days of the races. They will have
a bountiful supply of good things to eat
ana accommodation IOf one anu dll.
The people of Langdon as we'll as out of
town visitors will find the Presbyterian
church headquarters for good meals
during the races.
At Cando last week Langdon horses
again won a good sized piece of the
money. Julia Arthur got second in the
half mile run and took the quarter and
half in the mile novelty race. Removine
had to be satisfied with third place in
the 2:1O trot. Both of these are owned
by Geo. F. Barnard. E. H. Durbin's
trotting horses, Geography and Sidney
b., we're both money winners in the 2:4O
and 2:2O trot and as the season advances
are showing gain in speed.
Il Every detail has been completed for
the races at Langdon next week, and
the officers of the Driving & Agricul-
tural association certainly deserve credit
for the efforts they have made to make
this the greatest meeting on the circuit.