Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-05-17

"Hannah's Pride"hour takes the lead.
George Diebel was here Monday from
Milton on business.
Walter G. Bradley returned Tuesday
from a business trip to the Forks.
If you desire to get a home in the
Canadian Northwest call on Birtch &
Liebeler.
When you take your watch to A. O.
Void for repair, you know you get a
guaranteed job.
Remember there is a grand drawing
of a free sewing machine every week at
Schulke's department store.
p. S. Schwartz, the Dresden CONTRACTOR
aud builder, made a call on Langdon
friends while in town yesterday.
Attorney Jos Cleary left Monday on
a trip down the line which will include
legal business at the Forks and Fargo.
McGruer e. Wold's new ad of this
week gives our readers if unsteady in
clined, an insight on bargains in piano
buying.
Wadsworth can tell you about Alberta
where winters are the same as in Ne
braska, 600 miles south of Cavalier
county in the United States.
Druggist Harry Francis drove up to
Hannah and spent Sunday with his sis
ter, Miss Gwen Francis, who is teaching
the Mclean school this summer.
Doc. Brooks umpired a game of ball
at Munich last week in which the bene-
diets and bachelors lined up for battle.
The singles won with a score of Is to 6.
A. M. Morrison, one of the new corners
in Grey township and hailing from Mar
shalltown, Iowa, is reported as having a
crop of 1000 acres already seeded to
wheat.
Rev. w. Fl. Walker, pastor of the Bap.
fist church, has recovered from the run.
away accident of two weeks ago and was
able to conduct the usual services OF
last Sunday.
Chas. Fl. McDermott, returned to the
city yesterday from Grand Forks. where
he has been for three weeks helping his
brother-in-law, T. E. Burke, to look
after business at the Hotel Antler.
j. w. Hynds and Jno. T. Gogins were
: visitors in the city over Sunday with
the family of P. Mulligan. Mr.. Hynd:
y is a brother of Mrs. Gogins and come:
e from Winnipeg to spend a months va
cation visiting among relatives and
number of old friends.
The Miller billiard hall and pool room.
in their new up town quarters are being
+ elegantly fixed up. 1t is also under
stood that Mr.. Miller has a deal under
way for the purchase of the bowling al
ley, formerly operated in the building
by the johnson Brothers.
. Go. Com'r Joseph Heapy was in owl
. yesterday on his way to Munich ane
other sections through the southwestern
part of his district, where he expects tt
spend the balance of the week looking
g over places where it has been petitioneo
j that appropriations be made for roao
a and bridge building this summer.
The Morden Old Maids are hard a
work on their production of the, "Spin
ster's Return to be given in Victori;
Hall, on the evening of the Oath of May
y This will in all probability be a bette
Q drawing card than "The Old Maidt
Convention" No pains will be spared t
to make it both entertaining and funny
-Morden Empire.
Frank Moran was about the frs
Langdon citizen to cast conventionalitie
aside and put on summer head gear
But the go temperature of Frida,
brought out Franks straw lid with th
effect that the much wanted and lony
looked for rains came a day or two later
1t was the first straw hat of the season
and it helped to bring the rain-at leas
p Frank says it did.