Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-09-06
Additional Short Local;

For farmers handy low down trucks
so to Hunter & Stevenson.
When you buy a sack of flour buy the
best. "Hannah's Pride" is guaranteed.
Jno. S. Gogin was in town yesterday
from Osnabrock between trains on
business.
Postmaster George Swinburne was
down the line from Wales on business
Saturday.
DR.. JAS. Semple who has been a%ay
for a few days on business returned
home Friday.
Hannah tennis club won a series of
games last week from a party of players
from Snowflake.
The genuine Mandt wagon is sold by
Hunter & Stevenson. Get one and you
make no mistake.
Mrs. o. E. Thompson arrived home
Thursday from a few weeks visit with
Minnesota friends.
Miss Lucy A. Gordon is leaving this
week for a visit with relatives and
friends in Bottineau county.
Editor Bailey and wife visited the
county seat Friday, driving up from
Osnabrock in the afternoon.
Miss LaBelle Mahon returned home
Saturday from a two weeks visit with
the Mahon family at Munich.
DR.. Hermance, a veterinary surgeon
located lately at Calvin was in Langdon
last Saturday professionally.
Mrs. Yves Mahon and daughter,
Jessie, are over from Munich spending
the week with Langdon friends.
Diphtheria guarantees have been
placed on the j. ]. Souch and F. A..
Boyer residences during the past week.
Miss Lucy Boesl left on Saturdays
passenger for a weeks visit with St.
Paul friends and to take in the sights at
the Minnesota state fair.
A. B. Salter is back in town arriving
Saturday from his farm near Battleford,
Sask., and will resume his position IN
the grocery department of the j. B.
Boyd store.
Miss Gwen Francis, teaching near
Hannah, and Miss Alice Sorseril, who
has a school in the vicinity of Calvin,
were in Langdon last week attending
the teachers examination.
Robert Sanders is here from Exeter,
Ont, on his annual hunting trip. This
season he is making Marshal Dickson's
farm his headquarters while shooting in
the vicinity of Rush Lake.
John Paulger, a recent newcomer at
Calvin, was seized with a stroke of
paralysis last week. He was taken to
the hospital at Hannah and is reported
as being in a very critical condition.
Hannah's public school opened Mon
day this week with Prof. Frank j. Cur
ran as principal, Miss Annie Mclean,
teacher of the intermediate department
and Miss Sadie Hannah, primary
teacher.
Fred @. Newcomb, formerly Ct.
Northern agent here, arrived in town
Saturday for a few days hunt with his
old friend Jas. DeBurg. He was accom-
panied by his brother, Lie. Newcomb of
Omaha.
NARROW Shaw left Saturday for Van
couver, B. @. He has been compelled
to resign his position with the E. G..
Dedrick hardware store owing to a
rheumatic trouble of several months
standing.
The Brotherson brothers, Gordon and
William, were in town from their farm
near Clyde last Friday for a new thresh-
ing separator which they are adding to
their outfit being operated in Huron
township this fall.
William Dunnigan and his sister, Miss
Nellie Dunnigan, were in the city last
week from Beaulieu to attend the teach
ers examination and visit with their
brother Geo E. Dunnigan, county clerk,
in Judge Dorval's office.
Druggist Grey and wife are moving
this week from over the Gardner furni-
ture store to the suite of rooms on the
first floor of the Smith block, opposite
the court house and lately vacated by
the Docksteader family.
Mrs. F. w. Mclean, Mrs. w. F. Win
ter and son, Morris, are expected home
tomorrow from their stay with friends
in Wisconsin, where they have been
visiting since attending the encampment
in Minneapolis last month.
The front of the Ramage meat market
and the Old Homestead restaurant are
being given an artistic finish with gal.
vanized sheet iron with which both
buildings are being covered in their