Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-06-07
"Hannah's Pride" -four takes the lead.

ASNA AIN 40 $1,000
DR.. Mckay has gone to the family
home at Morden, Man., for a short visit.
If you desire to get a home in the
Canadian Northwest call on Birtch &
Liebeler.
L. McNiven and wife came down from
Hannah for a visit over Sunday with
Langdon friends.
Be sure and go into Schulke's-take
in the midway go down the pike-and
you will see many big surprises.
Photographs of babies taken free of
charge at Bankers art studio during the
months of May and June. No age limit.
DR.. and Mrs. Mugan will occupy the
McCay residence on northFourth street,
expecting to move in during the coming
week.
Read Kelly g. Schneider's new change
of adv't this week. 1t tells about their
big annual remnant sale of summer
dress materials.
Chas. Sherman is one of the addition
al force of clerks on duty at the Schulke
department store during the big sixteen
days sale now in progress.
Miss Myrtle Jackson, one of the Lang
don school marms who will be missed
when the fall term opens, left yesterday
returning to her home at Grafton.
NI;., r o-,,o N-a1... r a.
ry teachers of the city schools, left Mon
day for a visit during the holidays with
friends in the Valley and at her home in
Minnesota.
The new fence and iron gates for the
Masonic cemetery have arrived and
work on the improvements to the
grounds planned for the present sum-
mer start at once.
McGruer g. Void a special
window display of their jewellery stock
for one week from the 9th, to the 10Th,
during which time everything exhibited
will be sold for 95c.
Miss Evelyn McMurray, the music
teacher with classes in Landgon and
Hannah and who has until recently
made her home at Park River is now a
resident at Hannah.
The kindergarten for Langdon's little
folks will be opened on Monday morning
1 of next week, June 18th, in the city
school building by Misses Addie Con-
nors and Mollie Comstock.
. Special effort will be made to sell the
t farms of those we locate in Alberta, and
we sell cheaper there than railroad or
Hudson Bay lands can be had. Our
S private car will leave st. Paul for .Alber-
ia every week in June. E. .Wadsworth.
e For Sale, 1000 good oak fence
4 posts, at So to So per 100; also 200
cords of fine dry poplar wood at
. So per cord. These prices during
the month of June only. Apply to
]. B. Beauchamp, Olga, N. D.
6. Schmiess, the shoemaker, has gone
. out of BUSINESS here. His retirement
6 is followed by the announcement that
a Sand g. Wolf will open up on Third
street in the Stable building. Mr..
Schmiess left Tuesday on a prospecting
trip through the Canadian Northwest.
e Neil Mckechnie and wife returned
d last week from Phoenix, Arizona. They
are at Calvin at present, where they will
remain with the family of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan McKechnie for a short time. They
come on to Langdon after Mrs. McKe, III
ME has been able to rest from the effects
of the long journey.
DR.. Friesen, of Mountain Lake, Mimi,
has been treating a number of the diph-
liberia cases in the Rosehill neighbor-
: hood since arriving a week ago. He at
tributes the prevalence and spread of
n the disease largely to the lack of atten-
ton shown by the people to the orders
n given them by the doctors.