Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-01
"Hannah's Pride" flour takes the lead.

"Hannah's Pride" flour takes the lead.
Seven per cent covers my commission
on farm loans. E. A. Wadsworth.
p. McGauvran and wife we're visitors
from Osnabrock in town over Sunday.
III. e. Close, the retired Milton drug
gist, is among the visiting Masons in
town this week.
States Attorney Price visited Grand
Forks and Fargo a few days the early
part of the week.
Rev. Burleson goes to Osnabrock next
Tuesday, where he holds the first of a
series of Lenten services.
See the new 1906 patterns of Spring
and Summer suitings at Bostik, tho
Langdon Tailor's. Just received.
Mrs.(Rev.) John Scott is back at Wal
halla after u visit of several months with
relatives in Montreal and Manitoba.
L%angdon's next attraction to draw a
crowd from all parts of the county will
be the school land sale on March 18th.
0. B. Aldrich represents the business
interests of Nekoma here this week and
is taking in the doings at the Masonic
Temple.
The two weeks series of evangelical
services to be held at the Presbyterian
church by Rev. DR.. Pratt open on Tues
, day evening next.
VIM. G. Milar is a whole theatrical
company and a good one.-TheDispatch,
st. Paul, MINI. At the court house.
Thursday, March 8th.
r Another attractive change of adver-
tisement this week for McPhail- Brosna-
han Co. Read it and find out all about
r the new Kentucky drill.
:, Miss Frances Mcneil, of Olga, was a
Grafton visitor a few days last week to
to attend the wedding of her intimate
friend, Miss Beatrice Phalen
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Stuart Black and
children are expecting to leave Langdon
next week for their home in the Cana.
S dian Northwest near Edmonton.
Postmaster Geo. Swinburne, came
Z down from Wales on Monday afternoons
passenger and is making his head
quarters at the Masonic Temple.
y Frank Delling was in town yesterday
closing negotiations for the sale of his
farm in Loan township. He is contem
plates moving to the western part o,
the state.
= Miss Katie McCay, book keeper anc
y cashier at the Trade Palace department
store, is away for a few weeks vacation
9 during which she is visiting with the
Q family over at Munich.
Miss Stewart, the soprano %soloist, has
:" a very strong expressive voice which
shows highly cultivated qualities.-Ad
v%ocate, Gypsum, Rams. At the court
house, Thursday, March 9Th.
! An pleasant dance was had at the
' home of H. Dohman north of town last
Thursday evening by a party ofLangdor
- young people who enjoyed the sleigh ride
J and had a good time while there.
Members of the Woman's Club please
note the change in meeting place. The
. next meeting, March sixth, will be at the
home of Mrs. G. w. Price. The pro
gram will be almost entirely musical.
y j.. F. Ramage is away on a sightseeing
y and health seeking trip. His objective
y point was southern Kansas. Returning
] in the spring his friends hope to note
that he is nc longer burdened with
rheumatic troubles.
G. J. Nickles, one of the early day pic
neers of Grey township has retired from
farming renting his place to a party from
Minnesota. He moves to Munich, re.
|sumes his old trade of blacksmithine
is and in the fall expects to find time to rur
his threshing outfit.
s. The Columbian Entertainers will an
pear at the Court House, under the au.
spices of the ladies guild of the Presby
terrain church, on the evening of Thurs
6 day March 9th. Admission 30 cents
,r reserved seats SO cents: children %
Tickets soon on sale at McGruer anc
Wolds.
IS T0M SMITH