Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-07-27

Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.
For fine Swiss embroidery go to G.. j.
kelly's Arcade.
Kelly is selling good macintosh rain
coats at $3.50 each.
Frank Kelly is spending the week
t%ransacting business at the Forks.
Don't overlook reading Plummer &
McNiven's new change of lad" this
week.
r. W. Reynolds is here from Bathgate
looking up sales for the Minneapolis
Thresher Co.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Elem
ing at Dresden.
Smoked homeless blind robins. Halt
pound cans, Is cents or two for 25 cents.
At the Chicago Store.
Fred Raymond's big scenic success
"Old Arkansaw' is an early offering at
the Opera House, July Doth.
Attorney J. G. Monnett is expected OF
arrive tomorrow for a few days visit here
with his sister, Mrs. Chas. Smith.
New changes of advertisement this
week for McPhail- Brosnahan Co., Nc
Gruer d Void and Plummer & McNiven,
Cecil Mahon left Tuesday for Seattle,
Wash, his stay there will last until the
r%e-opening of the state university in the
fall.
Come and see the great cooking Won
der at our store all next week. See ad-
vertisement in this paper. Plummer g.
McNiven.
Mrs. J.. Chisholm and children, of
Pembina, are here for a visit of a few
weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Chisholm.
Mrs. Forbes, mother of Mrs. J. F.
Ramage, concluded a visit of several
weeks with her daughter last Friday,
returning to her home at Mimic.
Hunter & Stevenson have been put
ting a few finishing touches and max.
ing improvements on their farm machi-
merry Offices and warehouse this week.
Tuesday night there was a dance at
the farm of Tom Padden, south of town
in Perry township. A good time is re.
ported by a number of young folk from
town who were there.
Editor S. j. A. Boyd was a Langdo1
visitor over Sunday. Himself and family
expect shortly to leave for a months
visit with friends east during the sum.
mer vacation of the Hannah schools.
Louis Schneider and wife got back
Friday from a trip through the Pacific
coast country, where they visited friends
in both Washington and Oregon after
taking in the sights at the Portland fair
D. D. Schroeder, manager of the dry
goods department at Schulke's Trade
Palace for two years past, is leaving this
week for Harvey, N. D., where he take:
the management of a large deptartmen'
store.
Archie Sillers, Jr., spent Monday her
selling Hannah flour to Langdon deal
ers and joined in with the end tow
~rooters at the $500 game which GU:
base ball aggregation won from Osna
brock in the afternoon.
Iceman Charles Haugh changed hi
delivery route the first of the month ant
until further notice will deliver ice O.
Third street only on Tuesday ant
Thursday. Parties buying ice will d
we'll to remember this change.
Frank McGauvran sustained a badl.
sprained ankle in a slide to first base il
Mondays game. "Rusty" plays a cleve
game behind the bat and the accident 0
Monday made necessary the placing of
Substitute in yesterdays game will
Mimic.
Miss Catelyna F%alconer, of Mimic, VIII
has been visiting a couple of weeks witt
the family of r. B. Falconer, returne'
home Tuesday. Mrs. McDevitt, VIII
has been visiting Billings township rela
tives and her sister, Mrs. Geo. Nickle
returned home to Mimic the same day.
"Clint" McDougall succeeds to tn
agency of the Dixon steam laundry Q
Fargo. The former agent, MIR. Harr
Ford, leaving Langdon last week TO
Grand Forks, having accepted a position
as travelling salesman for the Swift
Packing Co., with headquarters in tn
Forks.
0. e. Thompson was here the first o
the week enroute to Deer River IN com
pany with his wife and E. H. Gordol
and wife. From Deer River the party
4 rova ocrocc country To BIG Fork river