Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-06-14
"Hannah's Pride" -four takes the lead.

AAohAdH 8 Irlue HOuY CdheS Cne iead.
Attorney jeff M. Myers of Iteration, was
here over Sunday on legal business.
LII you desire to get a home in the
Canadian Northwest call on Birtch &
Liebeler.
EBlacksmith j. A. Porteous took Mon
days passenger for Minneapolis on a
business trip.
d. j. Ridlington left Monday for a
visit with his folks in South Dakota dur
ing the summer holidays.
Be sure and go into Schulke's-take
in the midway-go down the pike-and
you will see many big surprises.
Photographs of babies taken free of
charge at Bankers art studio during the
months of May and June. No age limit.
Miss Lulu Hodgins of Sarles is among
the visiting teachers attending institute
this week and is a guest at the Truax
home.
John Mahon was a visitor to the Forks
on business Tuesday and attended the
state university graduation exercises
that evening.
Mrs. REV. John Scott left on today's
north bound passenger, via Hannah for
a visit with the family of her son residing
at Cartwright, Man.
Miss Dottie Nelson, book keeper with
the Fl rstNational Bank, left Monday for
a vacation visit to her home in RichIand
county, near Wahpeton.
Hannah has a new veterinary in DR..
ID. w. Totten who takes up the practice
of DR.. Sylvester who recently came to
Langdon from the end town.
Miss Freda Kaser, of the Osnabrock
village school is visiting with Miss
Constance Truax this week while here
attending the teachers institute.
Supt. r. Hayward of the city schools
has charge of the work in civics and T..
S. history at the sessions of the Teachers
Institute being held here this week.
A. L. Birtch was here over Sunday
visiting with the family. Mrs. Birtch
accompanied her husband Monday on
his return trip to Springfield Illinois.
B. H. Bjerken was in town Monday
| from Storlie township. He leaves this
week for a short visit with relatives at
Detroit Lake and Pelican Rapids, MINI.
; j. Souch, Chas. Haugh and Chris.
Lasham left Monday for Minot where
they represent the Langdon fire depart
!, ment as delegates at the state tourna-
ment.
z. Il. Simpson, representing the r. G.
Dun Il Co, mercantile agency of st.
' Paul, was here the early part of the
: week checking up the business rating
: of Langdon firms.
} Mrs. M. l.. Sullivan attended the state
5 university graduation exercises at Grand
Forks Tuesday evening. Her eldest
f daughter, Miss Helen, is one of the
'O6 class of graduates.
Herman Dohman was a passenger
Tuesday for Devils Lake. On his re-
turn he will be accompanied by his
little son, Joe, who is attending the state
school of the deaf at that place.
= Mrs. McHugh went to st. Paul on
l Tuesdays train to visit her daughter
and attend the closing exercises of the
school year at the st. Thomas college,
where her youngest son, Rod, is a
student.
For Sale, 1000 good oak fence
posts, at So to So per 100; also 200
cords of fine dry poplar wood at
So per cord. These prices during
the month of June only. Apply to
]. B. Beauchamp, Olga, N. D.
Harry L. Francis, J. H. Lukling, drug
gists with the Langdon Pharmacy and
}, the Abbott Drug Company Of. this city
g numbered among the pharmacists who
o were successful in passing the state
board of examiners at Fargo last week.
The Royal Neighbors of Wales will
t give a box social with musical and liter
airy numbers on Wednesday evening
June Goth, at Foerster's Hall. The pro-
ceeds to be given to the building fund
of the new church in Wales. Every
body is invited to come and have good
time and also help a good cause.