Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-07-19

"Hannah's Pride" flour takes the lead.
If you desire to get a home in the
Canadian Northwest call on Birtch e.
Liebeler.
Cashier j. ID. Milne is having a num-
Der of Improvements added to his home
on Fourth street.
Mrs. Chas. Harrington is down from
Calvin spending the week visiting with
her sister, Mrs. j. Kelland.
Miss Katie Gogins and her sister left
yesterday for a few days visit at the
home of their brother at Milton.
S. f. Mercer was here over Sunday
from Larimore and a guest at the home
of f. r. B. Mercer during his stay.
McDermott and O'Reilly have moved
their office for the sale of Western Cana
da lands from Devils Lake to Aneta.
Barber Bert Elliott has placed a third
chair in his shop to enable him to prop
erly take care of the rush of business
this fall.
Langdon people wanting soft water
can have their orders filled by f. B. Fal-
coner, the waterman, by calling up tele-
phone No. 80.
Mrs. Jno Sheehan is Il this week being
visited by her sister, Mrs. Edward
Bishop, of Crysler, Ont, and her cousin
Miss Helen Warran, of Grand Forks.
EEThere will be no services at the Pres
byterian church on Sunday owing to the
absence of the pastor, Rev. q. L. Wilson,
who left this week for his summer vaca-
ton.
Mrs. John Mahon's second youngest
daughter, Frances, returned home Tues
day from a five weeks stay at Fargo,
where she has been under the treatment
of an eye specialist.
The new livery stable and feed barn
of McNabb & Dockstader, size 5Oxl4O is
now making quite a showing on the site
of the old Tough barn, which was wip-
ed out by fire a few weeks ago.
Ralph Riley, who has been pitching
for the Langdon base ball team during
the summer left this week for South
Dakota to establish residence on a
homestead on which he filed recently.
Rev. Wilson and his brother left Mon.
day for a months vacation which they
will spend among the Indians on the
Fort Berthoid reservation in Mclean
county, about a hundred miles north.
west of Mandan.
Jas. Campbell's crew of cement side
walk layers left yesterday for Cavalier
They will return in about a week tc
complete a number of jobs they still
have contracts for. Work here came tc
a standstill owing to the local supply O.
sand and cement running short.
A. o. Void, accompanied by Mrs
Nolo dllo VIC CllllQIel ltlC AuOIludy ~!
Grand Forks, where Mr.. Void will pre-
side at a meeting of the state board o
optomery. The family will visit for /;
week or ten days with relatives in Parl
River and at points in Minnesota.
South Langdon is getting much need
ed street improvements, and the worl
done since the grader and plows startee
or Tuesday is noticeable. South Lang
don is n of the muddiest parts 0
our city every spring and the improve
ment is one that has long been needed
+. a. Pennock and Percy Koerne
returned to the city Monday from
months travel through the Canadian
Northwest, where after careful %investl
cation they have decided to take VI
homesteads and buy railroad land, ex
pecting to go back to that side of tn
line for an extended stay next spring.
Robert Murle of North Harvey, has a
visitors this week Mr.. Alex Smith O
Edinburgh, Scotland and Mr.. Charlie
Riach, Of st. Paul, Mimi, The former il
a next door neighbor of the INJURIES a
the old family home in Edinburgh ant
will return to the Old Country after
stay of about a month with Mr.. Muir,
and family.
1t may be of interest to Langdor
people to learn that roouss III private
families during the State Fair at Fargo
can be secured at the Young Woman's
Club rooms, in the basement of the Ed.
wards building on Broadway. Some OF
the best houses in the city have beer
opened for this occasion. Lunches vii.
also be served at the club rooms. on the
European plan.