Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-09-21
Additional Local.
Heating stoves at Dedrick's.

Base burners, oak and air tight heaters
at Dedr1cks
Elder Morrison, the travelling evange-
list of the Disciples of Christ for three
weeks past engaged in special work here,
took yesterdays train south.
Mrs. F. j. Hodgins' sister Mrs. Robert
son. and daughter, Eva, took yesterdays
train for Seattle where they will remain
for the winter and possibly locate per-
manently.
Services next Sunday IN the Presby-
terian church of this city at IL a. M,
at the Mclean school house at 2 D. m.
and Muries at 4. p. m. Rev. Thos.
Dougan, pastor.
A typographical error of IS in the
loans and discounts of the w. J. Mooney
bank statement, az published in these
columns last week, accounts for it's re-
appearance in this issue. "Te err Is
human" etc.
Click & Powers have arranged to
handle coal at this point during the
approaching season from the mines of
the Cross Creek Lehigh Valley Co., also
the Hooking Valley Lump Coal Co.
Get their prices on single loads or car
load lots on track.
Tuesday the sad news came by wire
from Davenport, Ia, of the death of Mr..
William Hewes, father of Mesdames
Kessler, Laidlaw and Milne. OF this city.
Deceased was in his seventy fourth year
and had suffered as an invalid for long
time from injuries received in the war.
The First National Bank comes GU
with a strong financial statement this
week, that points to the wealth and pros.
perity of that institution under the
management of Cashier Thompson. Its
balances show growth of business that
should certainly be regarded with pride
by the board of directors. ...
B. r. Click and Jno. r. Powers enter
the local grain market this fall as the
representative buyers of the following
we'll known commission firms; Mccarthy
Bros, Culver Harper Grain Co., and Ell
Harrison & Co. Parties shipping cars
either to Duluth or Minneapolis will do
we'll to see them before selling.
Mr.. Finley Atkin, from Morden, Man.,
this week enters into partnership with
Bradley the tailor, under the firm name
of Bradley & Atkin. The latter gentle
man comes here with the reputation of
being an expert tailor in all the details OF
the art and in the establishment in which
he has taken an interest we believe he
will be afforded plenty of scope to dis
play his ability
Miss Kate Schneider returned Friday
of last week from the east, since which
time her millinery establishment on
Third street has been one of the most
crowded places in the city, especially
since yesterday morning when Miss
Schneider formally had the opening of
her fall millinery stock, consisting of the
very latest creations in fall head gear.
The prices are low and the stock shows
excellent taste and Judgment in the
selections that have been made.
Mrs. G. Olson, aged slxty-seven years,
died last Sunday afternoon at the family
home at Elkwood quite suddenly, being
i'll but a few days before the end came
A husband and family of four sons and
three daughters survive to mourn the
loss. The Olson's number among the
best known families along the Pembina
river having settled there as early as
1852. Peter Olson of this city, Martin
Olson of Hannah and o G Olson OF
Drayton, all sons of the deceased mum.
Der among the prominent residents OF
this section. The funeral service at Elk.
wood on Tuesday was conducted by Rev
Austin of Hannah and attended by thei1
neighbors for miles around.
Dull, mysterious head aches-head.
aches that you can't account for. Smart.
ing, burning, itching eye lids are often
due to eye strain, which properly adjust
ed glasses will entirely remove. Mr.. G.
D. Bruce Tudor, M. A. o., of Tudor &
Co., the we'll known eye specialist, will be
at our store on Monday and Tuesday
October End and 3rd, for the purpose OF
diagnosing and correcting all irregular
and complicated eye troubles. If you
think you have ANYTHING the matter with
your eyes, or your spectacles do not fit
you, we would advise you to see him. No
charge for u thorough examination
Two days only, Monday and Tuesday,
Oct, End and 3rd, at our store. H. D.
ALERT & Co., druggists, Langdon.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY,