Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-10-05
SO "Hannah's Pride" -four.

Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select.
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Elem.
ing at Dresden.
T. M. Heating has leased the hotel
property at Easily. He is having the
interior r%emodelled.
Geo. Mann, representing the Mime
sofa Type Foundry called on the Lang
don printers yesterday.
Ole L. Axvig came up from Milton
yesterday to transact business with the
board of county commissioners.
Mrs. w. j. Mercer returned on Friday
afternoons train from a visit of a week
with her sister at Pilot Mound, Man.
Finley Mcdonald had official business
here yesterday in connection with the
affairs of his office as public administra-
tor.
Miss A%ntoinette Barcelo is home from
st. Boniface, Man., for a couple of weeks
visit while recuperating from an illness
of typhoid fever.
Druggist Davidson and several others
from Wales were in town Monday at.
tending the preliminary hearing of the
robbery and forgery cases.
Baptist church services here in Lang.
don both morning and evening, and at
Stilwell IN the afternoon, will be con.
Quoted by Rev. E. Willard, of Wyocena
Wis.
Jas. G. Dickson and Jas. S. Loynes
left Monday for Fargo, where it is likely
they will stay a week and possibly long.
er engaged as jurors at the fall term Of
the U. S. circuit court.
Clerk of Court H. q. Storlie returned
Monday from a weekend visit at his
Storlie township home. He reports one
nearby field of fax to have threshed
twenty-three bushels to the acre.
Dave A. Jones and wife we're here part
of last week from their home in Valley
City, returning Monday, They are ar
ranging to leave soon for Idaho, where
Mr.. Jones expects to embark in business
Jos. E. Butler, a painter and sign
writer from Edmonton, N. w. T.. arrived
in the city last week and is looking ovel
the new railroad towns in the south.
western part of the county with a view
to locating.
Harry Bowles, Henry Krein, Chris
Schroeder and other old residents of the
south-half of Loan township we're here
attending the county board meeting ir
support of the petition asking for the
formation of the new township of Hay.
Geo. S. Balsdon was in town Tuesday
from Loan township, where he has beer
looking after harvesting his crop since
returning from the Portland fair
Mr.. Balsdon is thinking of making {
visit during the winter to his old home
in England.
The papers from owe at Cando repor
that Percy Abbey, a former Langdor
boy, who has spent the past year read
ing law in the office of Attorneys Brook:
& Middaugh, of Cando, has resigned t.
take a position as travelling salesman TO,
st. Paul wholesale house.
Tuesday at eleven o'clock in the fore
noon Miss Mary Zisterer and Mr.. Jos. j
Anstett, of Dresden, were happily unitee
in marriage, the ceremony occurring a
the Catholic church of that place, Rev
M. j. Hiltner, of Mt. Carmel, officiating
Mr.. Anstett has for a couple of year.
lived in Dresden and is a brother O
Druggist Anstett in Burke & Cos stor,
of this city.
Matt. Schneider was in town Tuesda,
and looks for the track laying crew o
the 500 railroad to arrive at Irene no
later then tomorrow, (Friday.) He ha
the building for his meat market read,
to open up. Business promises to b
booming at Irene by Saturday. All tn
Langdon contingent of business mel
concur in the opinion that Irene will b.
the best 500 railroad town in Cavalie
county.
The exchange table of the DEMocRN
last week received the August-Septem
Der number of the North Dakotan ane
Northwestern Farmer Which gave a hal
tone illustration and write up of tn
farm garden of Jno. S. Gogin, formerl.
of Langdon, and now occupying a com
Portable farm home on his homestead
near Osnabrock. The photo for the
illustration was taken in July and is al
excellent presentation of North Dakota
garden at that season of the year, show
ing the wonderful possibilities of GU
~