Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-08-16
q Attorney Joseph Cleary was a Sunday
visitor over at Walhalla.

81 attorney Joseph Cleary was a Sunday
visitor over at Walhalla.
Buy the old reliable Plymouth bind
ing Irvine of Kelly & MCLAUGHLIN.
Drayman A. l. Vessy is taking a week
off and enjoying the sights in Minnea-
apolis.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Flem-
ing at Dresden.
Mrs. S. T. Scott was over from Munich
during the week for a few DAYS visit
with Langdon friends.
A. |. Birtch is back again this week
neg o~tiating Canadian land deals with a
number of local capitalists.
d. j. Evans went along with the crowd
leaving here Monday for a visit in the
Twin Cities during the q. A. r. encamp-
ment.
County Auditor Work and Mrs. Work
are enjoying the week in a visit to
Mi nneapolis during the G. A. r. en-
campment.
sITMrs. w. j. Faris is down from Hannah
this week for a visit with Langdon
friends, while her husband has gone
east on a business trip.
The mayor of Park River armed with
a 2x4, headed a crowd of fifty who chas-
ed the umpire off the ball field at that
place one evening last week.
Tonight the -four act drama, The Iron
Hand" is being presented at the Opera
House by local talent under the auspices
of the Church of Our Saviour.
When you see a man with a catch. as
catch-can fitting suit of clothes you may
be certain he did not have it made to
his measure at the Bee Hive store.
Landlord VIM. J. Welsh. Nj. II. Muir
ply and George Rylance are at Mime
apolis this week to take in all that's doing
and have a good time along with the old
soldiers.
The family of John Olson, the timer
with Plummer & McNiven, left Monday
for a visit at their former home in Min
nesota, expecting to return home in
about a month.
Postmaster George Swinburn ofWales
was on Saturdays excursion train tc
the Twin Cities and will number among
the Cavalier county contingent of veter
l ans at the G. A. R, encampment.
Rev. Father Doyle, of st. Thomas
1 college, st. Paul, spent part of the weel
here. 1t is likely that quite a numbe'
of Langdon students will enter this in
: stitution at the opening of the fall term
. Ole Z. Axvig was here Saturday from
Milton and took part in the delibera
tons of the republican party leaders a
I the meeting held for the purpose o
t naming the new county central com
mittee.
Co. Sup't B. D.. Groom has an an
nouncement this week calling for an ex
animation for teachers certificates il
o two weeks time, to be held at Langdon
: Milton and Munich. The dates for tn
same are August 31st and Septembe
LIST.
Cashier j. D. Milne spent part of thi
n week in Minneapolis the guest of w. A
y Laidlaw, who since removing iron
Langdon has assumed Management Q
n Northwestern Fire & Marine i~nsuranc
company, of which he is vice presiden
y and a heavy stock holder.
n Miss Ella Gogin, Mrs. w. F. White
U Mrs. F. w. Mclean, Mrs. o. E. Thorn
pson and Misses Lucy and Lille O'Brie
form a party OF Langdon ladies VIII
y are spending the week with their Twi
If City friends and viewing the sights a
the encampment of the G. A. r.
n Clyde's crack ball team, which ha
y stayed up among the top notchers sine
. the opening of the season, had to TAX
a slump in the per centage column a
the close of the game they played on tn
If home grounds last Sunday. Rock LAX
If won the game with the score at 2
70 to Is.
DIR. KERR