Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-08-03
Rye -four at Parsons.

DR.. Paul Robillard was in town Tues
day from Olga.
Tennis players can get all kinds of
tennis shoes at Kelly's Arcade.
When you buy a sack of -four buy the
best. "Hannah's Pride" is guaranteed.
p. w. Graves was in town Tuesday
from Dresden looking after real estate
matters.
Chilly Of the Valley -four at Parsons
-four and feed store. Baled hay for sale
Telephone No So.
Walter Bradley returned yesterday
from a vacation visit with friends at
Owen Sound, Ont.
"Hannah's Pride" flour, made from
selected No. l Hard Wheat. Sold by
Robert Fleming of Dresden.
N. d. McGruer, who has been confined
at home by illness since the early part Of
the week, is reported as recovering.
d. A. Wadsworth and family enjoyed
an automobile trip as far west as Rock
Lake, Man. returning tothe city Monday.
Miss Atterbury, sister of Mrs. Mac
Mullen, leaves today for her home in
Kalamazoo, Mich, after a months visit
here.
Miss McCay, book keeper at Schulke's
department store, returned Tuesday
from a months vacation spent at Maple
Lake, MINI.
Jack Haight, an Osnabrock boy now
engaged in the real estate business in
A%ssiniboia, N. w. T., spent a day or two
here with friends this week.
Max Burnley came over from Walhalla
and accompanied the Langdon ball team
on their tour down through towns in
Pembina and Walsh counties.
Druggist Murray Archer came from
Grand Forks last Saturday and will as
sist in looking after the drug business of
Burke & Co., during the absence of Mr..
Burke.
d. D. Schroeder returned Tuesday
from a business trip to the Forks and is
now in charge of the dry goods depart.
ment at Boyd's Headquarters depart
ment store.
T. e. Burke is home from st. Paul
He has almost entirely recovered from
his late illness, which necessitated con.
tinement in st. Joseph's hospital fol
some little time.
j. w. Mahon came over from Munich
for a week end visit with his family. Mr.
Mahon is building a residence in the
new town and will move the folks te
that place as soon as it is completed.
Mrs. John Mahon and daughter, Mis-:
LaBelle, in company with Miss Mae
Foshay, left Friday for Battle Creek
Mich, where the party will make a sta,
of several weeks while taking treatmen'
at the s%anitarlum.
John r. Soil, of Beaulieu. had
peculiar experience last week during
thunderstorm. The lightning struck tn
house and On passing through the foo:
hit his foot. He was partially stunned
but came to and does not appear to have
suffered from the shock.
Dan Mcdonald brought to tow1
Tuesday a 6 foot 4 inch sample of thu
crop of bronze grass he is harvesting thi:
week. Those who think that our state
ment is stretched" regarding the length
can make their own measurements a
Hunter Il S%tevenson's machinery office.
NJ. Il. Sullivan returning Tuesda,
evening from a visit to his farms tribu
tary to town reported that with a con
tinuation of present weather condition:
he expected to begin cutting wheat no
later than the Goth. Careful investiga
ton failed to discover any trace of rus
and MIR. Sullivan looks for one of tn
heaviest crops ever harvested in tn,
county.
Tuesday evening Cashier Thompson
and Attorney Gordon returned from
their three weeks outing through
Northern Minnesota and Manitoba
Their trip north up the Deer River te
Lake of the Woods in a house boat to
gether with experiences of camp life
while boating and fishing are reported
as making a delightfully."- ideal outing.
+ DR.. KERR
DENTIST.
Schulke's Block.
w. j. Carroll, deputy Inspector O
weights and measures, made this cit.
an official visit Saturday. His position
is one instituted under the new laws OF
the state Legislature. The bill authoriz