Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-07-20
Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.

For n Swiss embroidery go to G. J..
Kelly's Arcade.
Kelly is selling good macintosh rain
coats at $3.50 each.
Mrs. Broghamer was a Sunday visitor
IN the city from Osnabrock with friends.
A. |. Darling was a Langdon visitor
over Sunday from his farm in Grey
township.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Elem
ing at Dresden.
Smoked homeless blind robins. Half
pound cans, Is cents or two for Is cents.
At the Chicago Store.
Miss Pearl Scott, who has been sick
for some time, is under the care of DR..
Mckay, and reported as improving.
M. ii. Murphy's residence on tho hill
IN theDorval addition is being improved
by the application of a handsome coat
of paint.
Ion Tyrrell is in town after spending
several weeks looking over the new
towns in Ward county and taking in the
Minot races.
William Craig, travelling superinten-
dent of the Northwestern Elevator Co.,
spent Sunday in the city, the guest of
Agent Malcolm Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Kelly returned
Tuesday from st. Paul, where they have
been visiting since attending the funeral
OF Mrs. Latta, mother of Mrs. Kelly.
Miss Katie McCay, of Schulke's Trade
Palace, left on Mondays passenger for a
short summer vacation which she will
spend with friend and relatives in the
Twin Cities.
Geo. f. Barnard's string of racers are
still gathering in the money in all the
running and trotting events in which
they are being entered at the meeting OF
the ct. Northern racing circuit.
John Ryan was a visitor over Sunday
from Grand Forks, which will be his
headquarters for the present while look.
ing after the North Dakota business OF
the Western Collection Association.
Jeweler and Optician A. O. Void is
leaving next week for a trip east. He
will attend the convention of of the
national opticians association, from there
travelling to his old home in Wisconsin
for a visit.
Iceman Charles Haugh changed his
delivery route the first of the month ano
until further notice will deliver ice OF
Third street only on Tuesday ano
Thursday. Parties buying ice will dc
we'll to remember this change.
Miss Kate Burke and sister, Mrs
Moran, went on Mondays train to Cava
lier. On their return in a couple o.
weeks they will be accompanied by theil
neice, Miss Edna McQuistan. who spent
part of last summer visiting here.
G. Orion returned from his trip out t.
the coast Monday. Much of the time
while gone he spent with his brother
Mr.. Morris Orion and family who are
now in Seattle. The ~latter's condition
is much about the same. There has
been no apparent change in his affiictior
of paralysis, but his general health il
better.
Manager Harry Churchill, of Osna
brooks gilt-edged team of ball players
was in the city Tuesday to witness Lang
don's game with Milton and arrange TO-
the game we play today with the boy
from the Brock. "Church" is one o
the finest thoroughbred sports that evel
came up the line and is right to home ii
any kind of an old game.
I Justice Jim Templeton, of Hannah
, took his degrees as a past master o.
matrimony last week when he welded
, the bands of wedlock uniting H. P
Turner, of Wales, and Miss Belle N
: Graham, of Minot. Weddings hav'
, been plentiful up around Hannah sine
the June rains, but this is the first on
that JudgeTempleton managedt to corral
t Pastor G. L. Wilson found he had tn
hearty support and cooperation OF tn
people of Dresden last Saturday in tn
I effort made to raise funds toward build
ing the new Presbyterian church Their
The lawn fete in the afternoon nettet
S24 and the sum of $50 was added t.
: this by a concert and entertainment
given by the young girls of Langdon'
Perseverance club in the evening.
Ed. McGregor, of Mazda, has beef
trying hard to rid his farm of tho go
pher pest by different methods ever.
season for the dozen years or more tina
he has been farming along the boundar.
line and when in town on Tuesday nj
told the DEMOCRAT of the big success
that has attended his latest efforts along
this line, in which he used gasoline al