Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-02-01
Use "Hannah's Pride" -four,

Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.
Keep in mind the date of the school
land sale on March 18th.
When in Grand Forks stop at the Ant.
lers. Z. E. Burke, proprietor. 1926
Special! A. Schulke will again install
his ten cent counter on Friday, Febr'y
10th. 22tf
Attorney Jos. Cleary went down the
line as far as Grand Forks on a business
trip Tuesday.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Elem
ing at Dresden.
The Royal Neighbors at Osnabrock
have bills out for a grand masquc ball
next week on Friday evening the 9th
inst.
Bostik, the Langdon tailor, has just
received his new line of Spring and
Summer suitings. Get your measure
taken now.
Adam Reid was a passenger from the
south yesterday, returning home from
a visit of a couple of months at Brussels
and other points in Ontario.
J. w. Phinn was here from Grafton 8
couple of days last week. His periodi
cal visits to Langdon customers have
lately been interfered with by an illness
of two months duration.
Wednesday of next week, February
7th, a card party will be given at st
Alphonsus Hall. The proceeds will &C
to the library fund of the st. Alphonsus
church Sunday school. The party is
being gotten up by the teachers.
Editor S. T. Scott of the Herald Lead.
er at Munich drove over last week tt
spend Sunday with his family. Return
ing on Tuesday he was accompanied by
his son Jimmy, who will hold down s
job in the printing Office of his father.
Jas. Brosnahan, of the McPhail Bros
nahan Co., firm left Monday for a two
weeks business trip east. Enroute ht
intends to stop over at Grand Forks
and take IN the sessions of the hardware
and implement dealers annual conven
ton.
H. D. Allert's home on the corner O
Walnut and Spruce street was quaran
tined Friday of last week, the illness O
their youngest daughter, Miss Daisy
having developed into diphtheria which
however, is reported as being of a very
mild form.
In Langdon it is likely that the follow
ing will number among new owners O
automobiles this summer: McPhail
Brosnahan Co., Sturm & Price, Attor
ney Jos. Cleary, DR.. S. G. Kerr and Jno
Mahon. All the above have not al ye
placed their orders, but it is more thai
probable that they will invest.
Friday of next week, February 9th
the young peoples dancing club a
Wales give their annual masquerade
ball. The committee having tn
arrangements in hand is composed o
Messrs. E, Bake, Chas. Richardson ane
A. Kieffer, who guarantee an enjoyable
time to all their friends from this end o
the line.
A home talent play entitled "Ton,
the Convict" will be put on by member
of the Langdon Dramatic Club on tn
night of Washington's Birthday, Feb.
22nd. The cast will include all of tn
old time local favorites who put on tn
piece under the auspices of the ladie
of the Presbyterian church guild. Th
parts have been assigned and rehearsal
begun this week.
E. Fisher arrived in the city Saturda.
returning from Marshalltown, Iowa witt
a carr of eighteen head of young horses
The entire lot have been bought with
view of satisfying Cavalier count.
buyers. Mr.. Fisher has bought ant
sold horses here and in the Valley sine
1885 and says that this spring he has a
good a bunch of young farm mares t.
show prospective buyers as have eve
been brought to Langdon.
mr. KERR-