Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-07-13
Rye -four at Parsons.

rye HOUR at Faf6OnS.
Tennis players can get all kinds of
tennis shoes at Kelly's Arcade.
When you buy a sack of flour buy the
best. "Hannah's Pride" is guaranteed.
l have a good state quarter, east of
Wales, for sale on half crop payments.
E. A. Wadsworth.
Attorney and Mrs. Owen were in the
city from Osnabrock looking after legal
matters Saturday.
"Hannah's Pride" -four, made from
selected No. l Hard Wheat. Sold by
Robert Fleming of Dresden.
Sunday school children at Stilwell
are having a picnic today in the grove
at Postmaster Radford's place.
VIM; Welsh went south on Saturday
to look after a farm and other business
interests recently acquired at Lisbon,
N. d.
The Great Northern is announcing
round trip tickets at single fare to Win
nipeg and return for those attending the
fair to be held there July 18th to 26th.
G. W. Price went east Tuesday and
will spend a few weeks with Mrs. Price
and family, who have been staying dur
ing the summer at their former home in
Minnesota.
Miss Olive jennings, who has been
spending the week visiting with her
sister, Mrs. John Robertson of this city
and friends at Dresden, returned yester-
day to her home at Stilwell.
A. A. Barker, manager of the clothing
department at the Schulke Trade Palace,
returned yesterday from a visit with the
old folks at his home in Minnesota,
where he spent a months holiday.
Mrs. S. T. Scott took Mondays train
for Winnipeg in response to a telegram
stating that a turn for the worse had
occurred in the illness of her aged father,
who has been an invalid for a consider
able time.
Elias and Daniel Porter, sons of the
late w. R. Porter, of Beaulieu, we're in
the city yesterday on the way to their
homes in the western part of the county.
having attended the funeral, which took
place Monday.
;. H. J. Hucks, proprietor of the City
Bakery, drove down to the Valley yester-
day and will be accompanied on his re-
turn by Mrs. Hucks and the children.
who have been visiting several weeks
with relatives and friends at Tyner.
John Balsdon and wife returned Tues
day from their visit to the fair at Port
land, having also spent considerable
time in looking over different parts Of
Oregon and visiting e1-Cavalier county
residents, now making their home in the
coast country.
/, Will Farrell has the exclusive sale in
this county of Baum's Farmers Account
Book. Something which every farmer
really needs. Price and further parti.
culars, also sample of book can be seen
upon appleton at office of E. A. Farrell
in First National Bank Block.
Chris Lashman, timer at the E. G.
Dedrick hardware store, received a tele.
gram while over at the Devils Lake en-.
campment calling him to Forest River
the home of his father, who is i'll. Later
reports state that there is an improve,
ment in his condition and Mr.. Lasham is
expected to reach home this week.
G.. H. McDermott left Monday for st,
Paul, called to the bedside of his brother
in-law, T. E. Burke, who was taken i'll at
Minot a couple of weeks ago and has
since been under treatment at ST.
Joseph's hospital in st. Paul. Many
Langdon friends hope soon to learn that
Mr.. Burke is regalning his former good
health.
Rush Click, of Al East Capitol
avenue, has been the centre of attrac
ton in the ranks of the signal corps at
Camp Lincoln during the last week. He
has been the mascot of the command
, and remained at Camp Lincoln while
the members of the corps were in camp
He wore a white uniform and formed 6
lasting acquaintance with the officers Of
the various companies.-Springtie OIL,
State Journal.
+ Tuesday night the Oddfellows of Lang
don and vicinity entertained theil
r friends at a largely attended reception
which followed the installation of new
officers for the ensuing year. The 100
F., though numbering among the more
newly established of the many fraterna
bodies in this city has in a comparative
S ly short time gained for itself a position