Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-08-03
Use "Hannah's Pride" flour.


For fine Swiss embroidery go to G. j..
Arcade.
Kelly is selling good macintosh rain
coats at $3.50 each.
Mrs. Broghamer, of Osnabrock, spent
Monday in Langdon visiting friends.
II. d. Parsons, the flour and feed man,
has a change Of advertisement this week.
8 Nd Horgan is remodelling the in
terror of his fruit and cigar store this
week.
"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 25 cents.
At the Chicago Store.
Those suffering from catarrh will bene-
fit by consulting DR.. j. Alex. Mckay.
office over McGruer's drug store.
Robt Slater and wife and Malcolm
Morrison and wife returned home Thurs
dry from their trip to the Winnipeg fair.
Come and see the great cooking won
der at u store all next week. See ad-
vertisement in this paper. Plummer &
McNiven.
Ben Cooperman, who is now a travel.
ing salesman for a wholesale liquor and
cigar firm in st. Paul, renewed acuuaint.
ances here over Sunday.
States Attorney and Mrs. Geo. NJ
Price are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs
Price, ST., who arrived from their home
in Iowa yesterday for a visit.
Elevator Agent Norman accompanied
by Mrs. Norman and the baby left yes.
terday for a few weeks visit at Mr.. Nor
mans old home in Minnesota.
Chris Lasham left Thursday last
week for the home of his father al
Forest River in response to a message
stating that the old gentleman was
seriously i'll.
A bouncing baby boy made his appear
ance early Monday morning at the home
of G. e. Johnston. Charlie is one OF thu
happiest men in town and is now full,
awake to the fact that all of his friend.
smoke.
Dave Patterson came down from Han
nah on the afternoon train Tuesday. H,
spent three weeks in the hospital there
being treated for a bad case of blooe
poisoning. He left yesterday for hi
home at Elkwood.
School ~treasurer's annual statement
from South Dresden and Glenilla hav,
reached this Office for publication
Thanks for the same are tenderedTreas
urers Dan Porter and w. H. Speckman
They will appear in next weeks issue.
The Rathborne Sisters meet this even
ing at the K. of P. hall. Following tn,
routine order of business a reception
and congratulations will be rendered
Mrs. NJ. L. Sullivan on her election as al
officer of the grand chapter, which re
Gently convened in annual session a
Casselton.
Register of Deeds Allan Pinkertol
suffered quite a loss by a hail at his farm
near Wales in the storm of a week ag
last Friday. Eighty acres of barley wa
damaged to the extent that it will hav
to be plowed under. The farm of job,
B. Mooney near town is also reported a
having sustained damage to the exten
of about ten per cent of the crop.
Stonemason John Irvine has tn
masonry work on the foundation of tn
newPresbyterian church we'll under wa
and it is already showing up as being
fine piece of work. The stonewall vii
rise at least six feet above the stree
level followed by a superstructure Q
pressed red brick with stone trimmings
Contractors Loynes & Moore have sub
let the contract for the brick work t
w. J. Buckingham, of Grand Forks.
This week Langdon's ball team plays
series of games away from home a
Grafton, Mimic, Crystal and probabl.
Drayton, leaving on yesterdays train TO
Grafton, where they are scheduled for
game today with the boys there. Fol
lowing this return games will be playe'
at Mimic Crystal and in all likelihood
the trip will close with a game at Dray
ton. In two of the games at least tn
boys will get their expenses and $40
game. With their battery of Coulte
and McGauvran they should make it
pennant winning trip.
Saturday last week, the 10Th ult., tn
farm home of John Mayerle in Loan
township was the scene of a blrthda,