Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-10-26

Mrs. A. d. Lindstrom returned Friday
States Attorney Price was in Dresden
between trains last Friday in an official
capacity.
"Hannah's Pride is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Elem
ing at Dresden.
II. j. Mathisen, the merchant and post
master at Dresden, was a business visitor
in the city Friday.
Saturday, Oct. 28th-one day only 20
pounds of sugar for 81 at Schulke's
Trade Palace department store.
Mrs. M. L. Sullivan is receiving a visit
from her mother, Mrs. Baker, who came
over from Devils Lake last week.
j. e. Wedwick was a county seat visi-
tor from Osnabrock On Monday between
trains looking after business matters.
Druggist Harry Francis was at Han
nah a couple of days last week assisting
at the end-town pharmacy of Druggist
Dan McGruer.
Mrs. Dan Donovan visited in the city
part of last week with Mrs. Jos. f.
Schneider, returning to her home at
Osnabrock on Friday.
f. L. Hodgins and wife were visitors
in town over Friday night from their
farm neal Weaver for a visit with Misses
Ollie and Stella Hodgins.
John Swanlaw and wife were here
last week from Milton visiting several
days with the family of John l.. Robert
son, and other Langdon friends.
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
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Pierce, of Lakota, ar
rived in the city yesterday for a short
visit with their son, T. E. Pierce. They
expect shortly to leave for Cuba intend
ing to spend most of the winter there.
George Mcmillan, until recently with
! the pioneer hardware firm of Mercer &
LAWN, visited with old friends here last
week. He is now working for the ma
=" chinery firm of J. W. Mahon at Munich.
" Painter J. B. Reiber is up and around
on clutches after being confined to his
bed for some time with a broken leg,
~ resulting from a runaway accident that
IL happened while he was working at
Dresden this fall.
re- Mrs. VIM. Mangnus and son, Eddie,
y we'll known Loan township residents,
spent Monday in town on business and
re visiting with Miss Anna Mangnus, who
st is making her home at present with
Mrs. G. A. Palmer.
os The hotel and restaurant building at
At Hampden owned by J.J. Foley, a former
le Langdon resident, has been closed under
injunction. Mr.. Foley and family since
r. removing from Hampden have resided
# at North Portal, ASA, N. w. T.
er A wagon load of ripe pumpkins aver
aging in weight INVENTIVE pounds each,
ae we're marketed in Langdon last week.
ID They were grown by Henry Ellis, whose
farm is on the Pembina river, seven
miles west of Walhalla. The seed was
planted on May Oath.
~ Jno. Robertson this year numbers
among the street buyers or the Langdon
~ grain market, looking after shipments
for the local firm of Messrs Liebeler &
y Finerty. He has years of experience in
grading wheat and holds the confidence
of a wide circle of old friends in the mar
ketlng radius tributary to Langdon.
Archie Sillers, ST., was in town Mon
day returning from a couple of weeks
~ visit with friends down near Glaston in
=. Pembina county, where he has a half.
- section farm. He went to Hannah Tues.
day to attend the funeral of Jas. l.
Cooney, an old friend and near neigh.
Dor of Mr.. Sillers for many years in the
VIC Daniels settlement.
Jim Reed, who has long maintained
his reputation as a reliable forecaster OF
the weather predlctS tnaC IL Will ho'
"freeze-up" this fall until about Novem,
Der 18th. AS a rule Jim has the local
. weather bureau and the professional
forecasters skinned to a finish" and we
hope to see him make good on his
:. prediction.
:. Masonic high honors were conferred
. upon the Langdon members of the fra
: ternity in Langdon last week when the
:. supreme council of the Scottish Rite
:. rank in Masonry, made Co. Auditor
: Robert Work a commander of the
:. the court of honor in Scottish Rite
!. work. This is the first time that such
. high honors in Masonry have been be-
slowed on North Dakotans by the
!. national supreme council at its annual
! %conclaves held at Washington, ID. Z.