Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-07-26
"Hannah's Pride" flour takes the lead.

Ladies are cordially invited to lunch
at the "Old Homestead"
Schulke's. department store has a new
special announcement this week.
Attorney Cleary went down the line
yesterday as far as Fargo on legal bust
ness.
If you desire to get a home in the
Canadian Northwest call on Birtch &
Liebeler.
M. Morrison went to Fargo on Tues
days train for a few days sightseeing at
the state fair.
George Rylance is among the farmers
near town who are at Fargo this week
to attend the state fair.
Mrs. Julia Moore is leaving this week
for Drayton where she will make a stay
of several weeks with friends.
r. H. Coshun, the Fargo lawyer and
real estate dealer was here Monday
looking up farm loan business.
Mrs. W. b. Dickson and son and
daughter left Monday for a weeks stay
with friends at Winnipeg during the
fair.
Langdon people wanting soft water
can have their orders filled by r. B. Fal-
coner, the waterman, by calling up tele-
phone No. 80.
George McGauvran is replacing his
barn recently destroyed by fire with a
large frame structure of nearly double
the capacity of the old one.
Druggist Dan McGruer was visitor
Tuesday in the capacity of escort and
special body guard of the base ball and
tennis players from the end town.
Master John Hetferon, who has been
spending a couple Of weeks here visiting
at the home of his uncle, d. E. Dock
steader, returned Monday to Ardoch.
Mrs. John Diamond has added neat
improvements to her South Langdor
reside nee property this week in the way
of fresh paint and newly laid sidewalk
w. L. Drury one of the we'll to do ole
pioneers out north near Stilwell and thu
democratic nominee for sheriff this fall
took Tuesdays passenger for the Farg,
state fair.
DR.. Fansett, the Hannah dentist
made the acquaintance of a number O
Langdon's best people while here thu
early part of the week with the party o
end town tennis players.
Game Warden Robert Meiklejohn i:
reappointing all his old deputies for the
present season and gives it out that the
law will be strictly enforced and viola
tors punished to the full limit.
DR.. Law, Chas. Butterwick and Rus
sell Balfour number among the Hannah
contingent of tennis players here Tues
day to take part in the. preliminiar,
series of the Cavalier county tourna
ment.
j. +. Schneider, of the Kelly /
Schneider department store is unde
the care of the doctor this week HI
condition which was quite serious for
day or two is reported as somewhat i'm
proved today.
On Saturday afternoon of this weel
the Ladies Aid society of the NJ. T
church will hold a bakery sale at tn
Boyd department store. Plain ane
fancy breads, pies and cookery of al
kinds, all home made, will be Offered
for sale by the ladies.
Tuesday the children of the Sunda,
school in connection with st. Alphonsu
church went out to the grove on the F
Mulligan farm, east of town, for thei
annual picnic. Fifty or more of tn
little folks were conveyed to the grow
in teams leaving the church early il
the forenoon and a highly enjoyable da
spent.
The Royal Neighbors of Rush LAX
camp, at Wales, give another of thei
popular social dances at the Foerste
Hall On Tuesday evening, August It'll
The committee having in hand the al
engagements have secured excellen
music, and supper for those attendini
will be served at the Montgomery Hote
An invitation is extended by tn
ladies to their friends in all the SUI
rounding towns