Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-08-07

= Girl Wanted-Apply to Mrs. W. F..
Winter.
Hawkins hardware store sells cut
nails at sl,50 per 100 pounds.
Rev.'P. O'Riodan was over here on
Tuesday from Iona with an auto party
to see the fair.
Miss Margaret UConner left Monday
for a visit of a couple of weeks with
friends in Grand Forks.
Mrs. McComb and daughter, Myrtle,
returned home Saturday from a few
days visit with friends at Milton.
Miss Katie Goggins is back again in
her position at the H. E. Close & Co.,
drug store after a months holiday.
Your family is provided for if you
carry a policy in the New York Life.
Talk with l.. A. Weed, Hannah, N. D.
Harry Mcpherson and daughter are
over from st. John, visiting for a few
days with Mrs. Jos. Cleary. a sister of
MI. McPherson's.
Miss Frances Marston, niece of Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Monroe, made a visit
over the week end With friends at Grand
Forks and Crookston.
Langdon lodge of the knights of
Pythias order goes to Edinburg next
week, where they do the initiatory work
in instituting a new lodge.
Geo. W. Price and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Sturm left Saturday to join the Price
family and other friends from Langdon
who went into camp about a week ago
at Fish Lake.
j. J. Robson returned Friday from
st. Paul, where he found a top market
the forepart of the week for two cars of
cattle. which he shipped from points
along this line.
John H. Mclean, a leading democrat
of western Cavalier county, who by the
way is slated for the job of postmaster
at Hannah, is down here taking in the
sights at the fair.
Mrs. A. O. Void and the children,
who have been making an extended
visit with friends out IN the country
. near Wang, are expected to return home
some time during the coming week.
:, Read the First National Bank adv'1
1t is new every week and always con
j, tains something which will interest you
This adv't is written for your informa
q ton. Read every word of it. Q. o. W..
Rev. F, j. Hubbard is at Hannah to
1 day to conduct the funeral of Archie j
Mcmillan, a cousin of Banker G. B. Nc
MILAN, who has been a sufferer from
q cancer of the spine the past three years
Weaver post Office, one of the fourtl
class with a compensation of s202 i
to be filled under the new civil servic
n rules. The examination of applicant
: forithe job will be held at Lakota O
- August 25th.
Tuesday mornings freight brough
n down a car load Of horses and live stoc
d lexhibits from Hannah. 1t was a regu
lar Noah's ark, but was by nc means al
of the stock and horses entered iron
that part of the county at the fair.
Leo KERN, the Munich catcher, o.
d the recommendation of Thomas Canty
k has been contracted for by the Dulut]
ball club of the Northern League. H
d will report at Virginia about the 7th o
9Th of August, where the Duluth team
n will then be playing.
VIM. Chesney shipped in a car 0
horses, thoroughbred cattle and hog
g on Tuesday mornings freight. His farm
n is in the western part of the county nea
Sarles. He IS among the new conner
to Cavalier county but says that GU
9 county fair more han comes up to hi
Y expectations.
y Arthur Nelson, youngest brother o
9 Editor Norris H. Nelson of Munich hal
a big wagon with a l25 bushel grail
S tank with a ton and a half of Goa
IS IN it ruA over his thigh ana abdomen
in Il runaway last week. Both wheel
went over him aud yet no bones wer
broken nor internal injuries resulted.
Grant johnson. is among the larg
d number of home corners who have al
0 rived here during the week for a visi
d and at the same time to see what's doin
at the county fair. At Weyburn, Sask
where he has been located since dispos
e Ing of his Langdon business interest
n the crop outlook is stated as being quit
IS good.
Frank j. Schwartz and wife in con
pany with his brother, Register of Deco
a John l.. Schwartz and wife spent th
forepart of last week in an overland tri
to Sanborn, N. d., in the new Ford ca