Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-02-08
Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.

Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.
When in Grand Forks stop at the Ant
lers. T. E. Burke, proprietor. 1925
Special! A. Schulke will again install
his ten cent counter on Friday, Febr'y
10Th. 22tf
Dixie Jubilee Singers--a genuine
treat Monday night, Feb'y 10th, at the
court house.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
cd hard wheat. Sold by Robert Elem
ing at Dresden.
Mrs. M. Doyle came down from Dres-
den Friday and is staying with her Sis
ter, Mrs. Andrew Zettel.
Robt. and Levi Hovey returned Satur-
day from a visit of a week with friends
down the line at Park River.
Bostik, the Langdon tailor, has just
received his new line of Spring and
Summer suitings. Get your measure
taken now.
Beatty Bros, big shows are billed for
three performances here, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, February Is, 16
and II, at st. Alphonsus Hall.
e. A. McCay, who left Langdon last
fall to take charge of the Cargill eleva-
tor at Munich, has been quite i'll but is
now reported up and around again.
Ole L. Gjevre, the county commissioner
from the south end of the county, was a
pro minent visitor Friday from Soper,
leaving on the afternoon train for Grand
Forks.
DR.. Brooks is captain of the bowling
team over at Munich. 1t is an all star
aggregation and has made a clean up of
all neighboring towns played since the
season opened.
At the annual meeting of the direc-
tors and stockholders of the w. j.
Mooney State Bank held recently Mr..
Adam Barker was named as assistant
C cashier for the ensuing year.
A. Schulke has been in the city since
Friday. Important business connected
with the civil suit brought against An.
DIR ew Paulson recalled MI. Schulke tc
, Langdon while enroute to Chicago.
Mrs. I. Armstrong, who has been stay.
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
+ Finerty in this city while receiving
p special medical treatment expects to be
+ we'll enough to return to her home at
Easily this week.
William Herricks and George A. Viii
liam were the plaintiff and defendant in
a civil suit brought up for trial yester.
terday in Justice FarrelI's court. The
: case involved the settlement of a'dispute
= over a %threshing bill and is being given
jury trial.
Albert Ritter was nere Tuesday from
: Osnabrock on business matters. His
eldest son, who for years past has beer
an invalid, suffering from consumption
of the bone, is slowly failing in strength
The young man has now been bed-rid
5 den for nearly two years.
. w. #. Winter is expected to return or
Saturday from his trip through Mexico
; in company with G. w. Andrews and II
j. is understood that while down there Mr.
Winter completed the purchase of {
fruit farm and orange grove. The plan
tation in it's entirety consists of about
1000 acres.
The w es.Mahon residence at Munich
into which the family moved last week
is spoken Of in the Herald-Leader a:
being one of the handsomest and mos
I substantial in the northern part of thu
T state. The new home of the Mahon!
0 is a two story cottage with full size base
ment and attic, 30 feet square and con
I tains nine rooms.
= Geo. w. Drowley, the editor of tn
Advocate at Sarles, halls from Houston
;, county, Minnesota, the boyhood hom'
r of O.. D. Ostby, the merchant Prince O
Wales. Ole made a trip up north t.
0 Sarles last week and 1t is reported Their
e was quite a gabfest when he and tn
+ end town pencil pusher had got through
with the preliminary handshaking.
q 1t is understood that the fox hun
y held at Walhalla on Tuesday was par
5 ticipated in by the Langdon pack o
hounds owned by Game Warden Meikle
0 john Of this city and Wilbur l.. Drur.
of Stillwell. Cavalier county was alse
. represented by the we'll trained dog:
owned by William Hutton. of Mona
who has for years past taken part in the
fox chases and wolf hunts held all ovol
this county. 1t may be expected thai
later reports will show that Cavalier