Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-06-22
Rye flour at Parsons.


Nowadays it rains when ever it likes.
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.
Postmaster Swinburn was in town
from Wales transcating business Mon
day.
Sunday morning a little baby girl was
welcomed at the farm home of Anton
Clodt, north of town.
"Hannah's Pride" -four, made from
selected No. l Hard Wheat. Sold by
Robert Fleming of Dresden.
Co. Com'r Gjevre was a business visi-
tor here from his farm near Osnabrock
a day or two the forepart of the week.
D. f. Mcdonald and sister, Mrs. Thos.
Finerty, left on Monday for a visit of a
few weeks with relatives and old friends
in Toronto.
Druggist r. 7. Burke has greatly i'm
proved the appearance of his Sixth
street residence property this week by
the addition of a veranda.
Supt. J. W. Henry, of the city light
ing plant, vas among the party of Eagles
from Langdon who visited on Tuesday
with Larimore's new lodge of the order.
Jerry Kelland is laid off work for a
few days through injuries to his hand
and arm sustained in an accident Sat
urday while putting in a stone founda-
ton.
Superintendent R. Hayward, of the
city schools, left Monday for a few days
visit with his brother, Prof. A. Hayward,
who is principal of the schools over at
Cavalier.
Misses Viola Truax and Helen Sulli-
van and Cecil Mahon were among the
many students of the state university
who returned last Friday to their homes
in this city from Grand Forks.
Miss Nellie Byrne, we'll known as
school teacher in the immediate vicinity
of Langdon, is now holding down a posi-
tion as typewriter and stenographer with
the Valley Land Co., at Crystal.
DR.. Law, formerly a teacher of the
schools at Hannah, who this summer
graduated from the medical school at
Detroit, Mich, has opened up Offices
in the First National bank block.
Chas. Soper, who for some time past
has been in the employ of the Langdon
Telephone & Exchange Co., left Monday
for Toronto, where he willspend the sum
mer visiting with friends in the vicinity
of his old home.
Attorneys Gordon and Wheeler are
having their lawns leveled up with rich
black loan. Their lots on the corner Of
Seventh and Spruce streets promises tc
be among the most beautiful in the resi-.
dence portion of the city before the
summer is over.
T. B. Hankey, Jno. Powell, NJ. O'Reilly
J. Crawford. M. j. Horgan, Geo. Fisher
ALI. Padden, Henry Baker and N. F
Charter we're among the Langdon party
of Eagles that went to Larimore Tues
day to participate in the organising o.
an aerie of that order.
Mrs. Mcknight was among the excur
%sionists leaving Langdon on Monday te
visit Toronto. On her return IN a few
weeks she will be accompanied by hel
son, John, who has been staying il
Toronto several months while taking
course of study in a business training
school.
Langdon's aerie of Eagles have an in
@vitation to spend July Fourth with TIT
members of that order at the Forks, tn
occasion being the entertainment and re
: ception of a thousand or more of Cana
dian Eagles, who come to the Forks OF
a special train from Winnipeg to celebra
te the great national holiday of tn
American people.
John Mcleod returned Friday to hi
home at Mather, Man, after spending
, week with friends on this side of theli line
, The crop outlook there is quite good ano
MIR. Mcleod is quite interested in tn
! extensive railroad building operation:
, which promise to enlarge the marketing
; facilities of people IN every portion o
Cavalier county this summer.
Tuesday the wedding occurred at the
; home of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of Elkwooc
Of their daughter, Miss Alice Smith tt
5 F. H. Kirby, son of Henry Kirby a resi-
dent of this city and known as n o
thesold pioneers of Cavalier county. Thu
families of the two contracting parties
are widely known through the northern
part of the county having moved il
!, here when it was first settled, anc
the event of Tuesday is one Of genera
congratulation.
An attraction at the Opera House fol