Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-08-17
Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.

For fine Swiss embroidery go to G. j..
kelly's Arcade.
Kelly is selling good macintosh rain
coats at $3.50 each.
Postmaster Swinburn was a visitor in
town Monday from Wales.
Harry Atkinson was a business visitor
from Dresden the first of the week.
Miss Lilly O'Brien returned Monday
from a vacation visit with friends down
the line.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Elem
ing at Dresden.
Smoked homeless blind robins. Half
pound cans, ID cents or two for IS cents.
| At the Chicago Store.
New changes of advertisement appear
this week for McGruer e. Void and
Messrs Hunter g. Stevenson.
Mrs. James Lindsay returned home
last week from a visit with her sister,
Mrs. Andrew Craigen, at Neche.
r.. e. Sherwin and City Engineer
Bolz took a run in the %latter's auto
mobile as far as Hampden Friday.
Mrs. w. FL. Chase was a visitor with
Langdon friends Tuesday, coming down
on the afternoon passenger from Wales.
r. T. Burke and wife returned home
Saturday from an outing of several
weeks spent with friends in the Red
River Valley.
For any kind of a loan or any kind of
a land deal see Wadsworth. He gives
good farms to those who will work them
on half crop contracts.
Capt. Frank Ross was down Monday
from Calvin, where he has a crew of
carpenters at work putting up the build
ing for his farm machinery business.
Damp drizzling weather on Monday
evening interferred with the ball game,
Boyd block VS.. Schulke block. 1t will
be played some afternoon later in the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Price, parents of
Estates Attorney George M. Price, re-
turned on Mondays passenger to their
home in Iowa City after a visit here OF
a couple of weeks.
Druggist Harry Francis returned
Monday from a stay of a week at Hamp.
den, where he had charge of the Nc.
Gruer Bros, drug store during the
absence of its manager.
Mrs. N. R. Burley, of Walhalla, anc
her sister, Mrs. Horace Mccarthy, o.
Yarker, Ont, came over from Walhalls
the early part of the week for a few days
visit at the home of Mrs. o. r. Thomp
son.
MIR. David Boise, a classmate of the
Langdon students at the state universit.
in Grand Forks during the past year
was a visitor with M. L. Sullivan:
family part of the week, leaving for hi
home at jamestown, Tuesday.
Judge Dorval and wife returned home
Tuesday from Belcourt, N. d., wher'
! they attend the funeral of Mrs. SENEGAL
> a former pioneer resident of this county
! having resided at Olga previous to re
moving to Rollette county twelve year
= ago.
j. II. Tyrrell and wife were visitors il
, town spending Friday with relatives o
the family and acquaintance. Nh
Tyrrell was here to attend the hearin!
of the Tyrrell & Burke application TO
a d druggists permit. The petition wa
granted without any remonstrance.
Sam McHugh, who has been engaged
since haying started at the McHug]
7 stock farm near Dresden, is laid up wit
severe injuries received last week from
vicious bull which he was leading out O
the barn when it turned on him. Tn
animal turned on him, throwing him t
2 the ground and was about to gore hin
when help came and it was captured
2 Sam sustained a couple of broken rib
and severe bruises which will lay him u
t for some time to come.
l Agent Newcomb has given Langdol
people Geographic communication witt
the outside world since resumin'
charge of the CIT. Northern depot Mon
day. Until the arrival Of an operate
MIR. Newcomb is endeavorlng to take
care of all Western Union Telegraph &c
: business, an accommodation the peopl
are thoroughly capable of appreciatin!
since the operator went On strike
coupleof weeks ago. So far as Langdol
;r nnnon.nnl tho rtrikn l. Mt an and