Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-10-19

Use "Hannah's Pride" flour.
Robt. Fleming and wife were visiting
in town yesterday with friends.
d. A. Cross, of the Nekoma State Bank,
drove over to Langdon on a business trip
Monday.
"Hannah's Pride is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Elem
ing at Dresden.
Judge Dorval and wife returned last
Thursday from a months visit with
friends in Montreal.
States Attorney Prices brother re-
turned Friday to his home in Iowa City,
Ia, after a months visit here.
l.. A. Weed, of Hannah, travelling
agent for the New York life insurance
company, spent Friday here on business.
Miss Freda Kaser and Miss Agnes
Forsythe, teachers of the Osnabrock vii
lage school, were visitors in town over
Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. Semple and Miss Lucy A.
Gordon returned Friday from Hannah,
where they visited with friends part of
the week.
Thos. Barry, one of the we'll known
and prosperous farmers of the Osnabrock
neighborhood, was a business visitor at
the county seat Friday.
ColeBroderick onMonday concluded a
visit of three weeks here with his mother
leaving for Montana. He is likely to
spend the winter on the Pacific coast.
Harvey McCorkle and family are ex-
pecting to leave about November LIST
for a winters visit in California. They
intend taking up their residence in Los
Angeles.
Cavalier county farm lands are steadily
increasing in value. Money is cheap.
Make a farm loan with Cleary & Mclean
and buy state land at the sale to be
held December LIST. 1918
A. Schulke's Presbyterian Ladies
Guild Special Bargain Sale-in which
all the profits go to the new church
building %fund-will be held Saturday,
October 2Sth. Don't forget it.
J. B. Boyd will put in a branch gene
raj merchandise store at the new town
of Irene on the 500. 1t will be under
the management of Mr.Dan Shelley, who
it is understood will have an interest in
the business.
NARROW Shaw arrived Monday from
Vancouver, B. g., and is back again in
his old position at the Dedrick corner
hardware store. He reports the Shaw
family as being quite comfortably settled
in their new home at Vancouver.
L. O'Reilly was over yesterday from
Nekoma for a visit. He is opening a
drug store in that towu, arriving recent
ly from st. Paul, where he has been liv-
ing since retiring from the management
of the Langdon steam laundry, destroy
ed by fire about a year ago.
TheArcade store of Kelly & Schneider
makes an announcement of the opening
up of their new stock of goods for win
ter veal. The Arcade store this season
is carrying a heavier and better selection
of fur goods and heavy winter clothing
of all kinds than they have done any
year previously.
H. B. Grover was here last week from
Grafton on a trip to his farm, sold last
summer for the toWnsite of Irene on the
7 500. He was attending to the threshing
of his crop which was reserved at the
? time of the sale. Mr.. Grover cannot
t but feel we'll satisfied with the time
spent in acquiring that particular quar-
!, ter of Dakota soil, which sold for $4,000.
Co. Surveyor Darling is reported this
morning as somewhat improved in con-
5 dition. He is resting much more easily,
and apparently is gaining somewhat in
strength. Last Sunday and until even
ing Monday it was with difficulty that
, the doctors and attending nurses we're
, able TO maintain the consciousness of the
patient.
G. H. Schutt arrived in town Tuesday
from Paramount, N. D., and will put in
the balance of the week here looking
Z after threshing on his farm near Stilwell.
At Richland county fair, held three days
of last week, Poland China hogs and
barred Plymouth Rock poultry from Mr..
Schutt's place, the Scattered Grove
stock farm, took six first and one second
prize. This will be of local interest, see
ing that a number of Cavalier county
farmers have bought stock of him dur
ing this past couple of years.