Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-07-06
Rye flour at Parsons.

best. "Hannah's Pride" is guaranteed.
800 acres improved, half mile from
Dresden, crop payment or cash. E. A..
Wadsworth.
"Hannah's Pride" flour, made from
selected No. l Hard Wheat. Sold by
Robert Fleming of Dresden.
Mrs. R. A. MacMullen is being
visited by her sister, who arrived during
the week from Kalamazoo, Mich.
S. J. A. Boyd, principal of the school
at Hannah and editor of the Moon, is
spending the week here attending the
institute.
The ladies' guild of the Episcopal
church reali zed S24 at the ice cream
social held Monday evening on the lawn
at the Truax residence.
Hugh Mcdowell left Saturday for
Winnipeg, called there by the serious
illness of his cousin, Dan Mcdowell,
who will be recalled as having resided
in this county in years gone by.
DR.. H. e. Dorval left Monday for the
Twin Cities, where matters of business
will detaln him for two or three weeks
before settling down to practice in one
or another of the new towns that will
start up this fall.
DR.. w. r. Porter is in the town to-day
having come down from the new town of
Calvin, where he Is having a drug store
and office built. He expects that it will
still be six or eight weeks before trains
are running wei the new line of rail-
road.
S. T. Scott hears from his son, Willie,
who is over at Winnipeg to spend the
school vacation, that he has taken a job
with the Hudson Bay Co., with the
possibility of it developing into a respon-
sible position this fall. In which cases
he is likely to remain.
On Saturday afternoon the ladies' aid
society of the M. E. church hold another
of their popular "bakery sales" when a
line of plain and fancy breads, pies and
other articles of cookery will be offered
to the public at the J. B. Boyd store. Be
on hand early if you would secure your
choice.
Monday and Tuesday, July 18th and
18th, are the dates of the Cavalier coun-
ty Sunday school convention, which
this year is to be held at Milton. The
two days sessions have an interesting
program arranged and the to%wnspeople
of Milton are preparing to extend every
hospitality to the visiting delegates.
DR.. 1. M.Law, who temporarily located
in offices over the First National bank
left Friday of last week for the new
townsite of Irene, on the 500, whore it is
his intention to permanently establish
a practice. Until the road is built
and she lots of the new town plated out
DR.. Law is stopping at the home OF
George Newly, whose farm adjoins the
land purchased for the site of the new
town.
Due observance of the national holi.
day and the big rush of job work con.
sequent to the Glorious Fourth has
visibly caused the appearance of this
issue of the DEMOCRAT to suffer from
a n~ewsgiving point of view. Next week
we hope to cover the school directors
meeting, give a summary of the work
done at the teachers institute and pick
up numberless stray ends of news incl
dent to the visit to our city of Cavalier
county's teachers.
Langdon is entertaining upwards
hundred and twenty-five teachers this
week and the veteran of them all, so ia!
as welding the rod of birch in a Cava
lier county school is Fred Borusky, no
an old man by any means, but one wht
has taught among the different schools
of this county for eighteen years ane
was one of the handful of teachers at
tending the first institute held here
Recent years have almost obliteratee
the picture of the old familiar faces o
those who attended the Institutes from
year to year, but there is still the plea
sure of exchanging annual greeting'
with Teacher Fred Borusky.
Thursday, July 18th will be the dat'
for the production of the play entitled
"The Parish Priest" to be put on at tn
opera house by local talent with tn
assistance of j. L. Darlington and wife
we'll known here as the leading people
with the Crow Theatrical Co. Mr.. ant
| Mrs. Darlington are expected to arriv
in the city this week and will help in tn
rehearsals of the play. The local player!
are understood as consisting of the fol
2 lowing: A. f. Gardner, Harry Weilanc
Mark O'Brien, Will Farrell, Miss Luc
O'Brien and Miss Ella L. Gogin. Pre-
ceeds of the performance will be for tn
v benefit of st. Alphonsus church.
V impressions of the Institute" is tn
! hoodl;ro ovor a leftar han6o1 in Inv on