Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-06-28
Short Local

Co. Com'r l. Dawson was in the city
Monday from Dresden.
When you buy a sack of flour buy the
best. "Hannah's Pride" is guaranteed.
Baptist services at Stilwell on Sunday
afternoon commencing at three o'clock.
Postmaster j. Powles was a Milton
visitor in the city Monday between
trains.
L. Kraemer, the Wales hardware man,
was down the line Monday t%ransacting
business.
j. H. Williamson came down from
Dresden on Mondays train for a short
visit with friends and to attend court.
Langdon friends were advised last
week of the birth of a little baby girl to
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Olson of Elkwood.
Mrs. Harry Hazelitt is down from
Sarles making a visit at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Duncan Stewart, north of
town.
Hannah Masons observed the Festi-
val of st. John the Baptist by attend
ing in a body special services held Sun
day afternoon.
Misses Daisy Alert and Bertha
McGauvran were up the line at Hannah
part of last week visiting with the fami-
ly of Mrs. McGrath.
The post-ofice at Edinburgh was
robbed last Thursday night, money
being taken to the amonnt of $500. The
robbers left no clue.
j.. c. Mirehouse of this city is the
secretary of the association of North
Dakota blacksmiths organized at a
meeting held this week at Grand Forks.
Hannah has not less than three organ
i%zations of base ball players that are
cleaning up just about all of the games
played through the western part of the
county.
Mrs. Emma Dummond was an arrival
or Saturdays passenger, coming from
Grand Forks to visit with the family of
her sister, Mrs, Fred w. Pope, residing
north of town.
Sarles decided to incorporate by a
vote of 81 to Is. The question of who
is to be mayor has been left open until
after their monster celebration of the
ylOriOnS Fonrth of .July
The Perseverance club, an auxiliary
. society of young ladies of the Presby.
terian church. met Tuesday evening
with Miss Ethel Walker to discuss the
: financial matters of the club.
Mrs. +. \. B%ellefeur was in town ovel
Sunday visiting at the home of Judge
Dorval. She is expecting to leave this
week to join her husband who has re
Gently removed to the Canadian North
west.
: j Mccormick, who has been the
e Ct. Northern telegraph operator here
for some time past has been transferred
to Larimore, his place being taken b,
Leonard Lynch, who here from
Grand Forks.
Finley Mcdonald was in Langdol
d Monday from the metropolis of the south
end of the county, to see if the oficia
count of the primary election was likel,
to do anything to help out his candidac,
> for the county judgeship.
Rev. A. Hayes, pastor of the M. E
church at Hannah, went south on Mon
y days passenger accompanied by hi
family. During a vacation trip of seve
e raj weeks they will visit Niagara Fall
d and a number of points in Ontario.
If Miss Mollie Comstock and Miss GIVE,
d Francis of this city, assisted by Mis-
Fargey, Of Winnipeg, gave a concert a
q the Presbyterian church at Hannah las
g week that brought forth from last week
:, Moon a highly complimentary send off.
Langdon is this week entertaining tn
e usual quota of lawyers and jurors Incl
dent to a term of district court. .Judg
e Kneeshaw gives it out that the cases TO
n trial at this term are not likely to re
It quire over two weeks time of the court
Rev. G.. L. Wilson: Owing to tn
: softness of the cement used in buildin
the new steps at the ~Presbyteria
Sc church the members of the congregatio
50 are requested to use the northwest er
d trance, or pulpit door, in attending tn
o. services Of the coming Sunday.
3 w. H. Smith of Elkwood was a visito
in town the early part of the week for
, short visit with friends. His health ha
h been very poor during the past yea,
incapaciatlng him for work on the farr
where he has lived since the first settl,
- ment of this county twenty-three yea,
= ago..
ar Senators Henry Mclean of Hanna
and Chas. w. Plain of Milton were bot
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