Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-05-31
"Hannah's Pride" -four takes the lead.

"Hannah's P%ride"four takes the lead.
A. o. Void makes a speciality Of re-
pairing watches. McGruer & Void.
If you desire to get a home in the
Canadian Northwest call on Birtch e.
Liebeler.
When you take your watch to A. O.
Void for repair, you know you get a
guaranteed job.
Attorney Jos. Cleary returned to-day
from a trip down the line as far as Grand
Forks on legal business.
A program of Memorial Day exercises
was rendered by the older scholars of
the city schools on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Adam Reid returned Tuesday
from a visit o. several weeks with friends
in Winnipeg and different parts of Mani
toba.
Mrs. BOSNIAN was down from Wales
last Friday. During her stay in the
city she was entertained by Mrs. a. I.
Koehmstedt.
Fleming May and family are under.
stood as likely to return here during the
summer from Portland Ore, and again
make Langdon their home.
E. P. Harwood Is visiting the home of
his uncle, c. E. Johnston, of this city
while here in the interest of the Har-
wood Lumber Co., of Roosevelt. MINI.
0. q. Menes one of Millions well to dc
residents why figures prominently in pc
litics as a democrat, returned home last
week from a winter spent at Seattle and
other Pacific coast point.
Dresden and Waterloo ball teams
played on the grounds of the former last
Sunday. The feature of the game
which was eventually won by Dresden
was the great number of runs made.
Mesdames j. B. Boyd, +. Moran anc
G. w. Price were passengers on yester
days afternoon train for Minneapolis
where they attend the national gather
ing of the federation of womans clubs
John Stordahl, arrived from Fargo
last Friday to fill a position in the
law offices of Attorney Gordon. He ha:
recently graduated from the law depart
ment of Aaker business college a
5 Fargo.
. Mrs. Adelaine Lockwood, aged 8 year:
a former resident here, and the mothe:
of Mrs. Edward Laycock who left Lang
don some years since for Hoquiam
Wash, died on the 10Th ult.. at the home
of a daughter in Chesterville, Ont.
John Goertzen a farmer living nea:
Rosehill postoffice buried his nine yea:
l old daughter, Sarah last week. The i'll
l ness was a case of diphtheria of a very
! malignant type. Two other children O
the family are also reported as being
, very i'll with the disease.
Work was started on Friday e~xcavat
3 ing the foundation for the two stor.
!. brick block to be occupied by the Lang
uOIl IeltplONt IACildlSS w.. Ol ~
completion. The contract has beer
award to Messrs Loynes u Moore. who
expect to finish the Job early in Jnly.
i Cement sidewalk Is being laid thii
week in front of the Mahon residence
property. NJ. l.. Sullivan and Mrs. Kess
Ter are among the new ones who hav'
decided to put in cement sidewalks
Campbell Bros, of Cavalier who are do
ing the work expect to be busy her,
several weeks.
Geo. S. Walker and bride, nee Mis-
Melinda Deunett arrived in the city las
Thursday, returning from Varney, Ont
where they were married on the l6tl
S inst. Mr.. Walker is the local agent O
the Cargill elevator company and the,
Will begin housekeeping in the hous
owned by Miss Gogin on Pine Street.
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