Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-02-15
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"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Flem-
ing at Dresden.
The monthly report of the Langdon
public schools for January show a total
enrolment of 1878 pupils.
DR.. Sylvester, veterinary surgeon is
here from Hannah. Parties requiring
his services will find him at the u. G. T.
hotel.
Morris Orion and Mark O'Reilly were
among those from Langdon attending
the ball given by the Grand Forks lodge
of Elks.
Bostik, the Langdon tailor, has Just
received his new line of Spring and
Summer suitings. Get your measure
taken now.
Rev. DR., Pratt is expected to return
to Langdon shortly and conduct a series
of week evening services at the Presby-
terrain church.
DR.. II. Bennoit, the popular young M.
D., over at Nekoma, was the guest of
Judge Dorval's family while a visitor
in the city e. the week end.
"Cap" Jesse Danley, the we'll known
a%uctioneer and old war veteran, spent
Sunday down the line at Osnabrock visit
ing with the family Of P. McGauvran.
One week from tonight is the date
announced for the presentation of
"Tony the Convict" the latest drama
tic effort put forth by the Langdon
amatuer play wrights.
Miss Esther Blackburn, has resumed
charge of the grammar room in the city
schools, having entirely recovered from
an attack of typhoid fever that laid her
off duty for several weeks.
1. Armstrong was IN town Tuesday
from Easily over the week end. Return.
ing home Monday Mrs. Armstrong and
their little daughter accompanied him
having visited a month at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finerty,
T. E. Burke's hotel at Grand Forks
the Antlers, had a slight blaze Monda.
night. Fire vas discovered at midnigh
among the draperies and curtains in ont
of the parlors but quickly gotten unde
control, the damage not exceeding $3.50
Monday of next week, February 10th
the Maccabees CT Mt. Carmel hold thei
annual box social and dance. Arrange
ments made provide for the entertain
ment of quite a large number of visitors
from Langdon and other points tribu
tary.
Last Friday evening Miss Mary Hor
gan entertained a party of young friend
to the number of twenty at her home OF
Sixth street, the event being in honor O
her sixteenth birthday. The evening
was spent with games, music and dane
ing, refreshments being served shortl
before the guests dispersed.
Thos. Dunford, local agent for tn
Singer sewing machines and Chickerin'
pianos has opened up an Office in town
1t is located on Third street and occu
pies the store building lately vacated b.
c.. e. Mccormack and one door south O
the Huck's bakery, where orders may b
left when Mr.. Dunford is out of town.
The wedding occurred at Wingham
Ont, on January 18th of Peter Naismith
a we'll known resident of Woodbridge, il
this county, to Miss Maggie Mirehouse
The couple are expected to return earl,
in March, making their home in Sarles
where Mr.. Naismith will engage in tn
hardware and farm machinery business
Mrs Harry Mcpherson came over from
st. Johns, N. D., on Friday of last wee
and is spending the time very pleasant
visiting Langdon friends. The McPhe1
son Mercantile Co., of which "Mac" ha
the management is reported as alread
recognized as one of the leading place
of business at st Johns, though onl
started last fall.
ND VEDD-HA