Courier Democrat., 1902-12-18

of last week.
The -four of quality is Hannah's Pride.
IT makes perfect bread. Pure, whole
some and delicious.
Mrs. Fleming r. May arrived in the
city last week and will spend the winter
here with her mother, Mrs. E. Frye.
Mrs N. r. Burley from Walhalla has
been spending the week visiting here at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. o. E.
Thompson.
Last Thursday the senate confirmed
the appointment made by President
Roosevelt some time since naming John
McGauyran as postmaster of Langdon.
For good dry stove wood either by
the cord or sawed ready for use, call up
the Langdon Lumber CO., Phone ga.
Orders promptly filled and delivered in
any part of the city.
j. S. McNish, until recently in charge
of the Milton branch of the Mcmillan
Implement Co, is at present assisting
in closing up the years business of the
company at its head office in this city.
| Presbyterian services will be held at
the church at Elkwood next Sunday in
the afternoon at half past two o'clock
and each alternate Sunday thereafter
during the winter months by the resident
|
Gene Elwood. who has been second
clerk at the Hotel Dacotah for over three
years, takes charge of the office OF the
new U. G. T. hotel, which opened Mon
day, with grand ball and banquet.
Mr.. Elwood is decidedly popular among
the travelling men.
The Mt. Carmel lodge of the order OF
Maccabees have a basket social and
dance at their hall on the Goth, inst, to
which the members invite as big a
crowd of their Langdon friends as
possible, promising one and all a
thoroughly good time.
J. A. Porteous. has this week opened
up new blacksmith shop on Pine street,
at the rear of the Ferguson livery, feed
and sale stable. Until recently he has
held position with r. Meiklejohn, hav-
ing come here from Walhalla during the
early part of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. B. Diemert, who
have been spending the past couple OF
weeks, visiting relatives in the vicinity
of Mt. Carmel left on Friday last for
their home at Sanborn, N. D. where Mr.
Diemert is the owner of section of farm
land that has a value of upwards $4,000
"Doc' Hepburn and wife were down
from their Cavalier county farm during
the week visiting with their daughter,
Mrs. VIM. Reid. "Doc" says that section
is coming on nicely. Many new farm
buildings are being erected and the
country is rapidly assuming an old settled
Bathgate Pink Paper.
The next meeting of the Langdon Wo-
mans Club will be on Tuesday afternoon
at.which the program will be as follows.
Topic-The Home.
Roll Call Christmas Quotations.
PAPERS:
Christmas Dishes, ............-.M Mrs. Flumerfelt'
Adulteraton of Foods, ...... =. Mrs. w. Mahons
Foods of Different Lands, -. Mrs. Schulke.
Hostess-Mrs. W. Mahon.
William Stevenson, of the Langdon
Implement Co., left Friday in company
with many other departing Canadian
excursionists. He will visit at his for
mer home in Paris Ont and join the
family in celebrating the birthday OF
his aged mother, who on the 10th of the
| coming month will be seventy nine
; years old.
A new business development up the
line at Wales dnring the present month
; is the meat market recently opened there
by Wait q Gullacher Both members
of the.firm are young men we'll known in
this vicinity, where with their parents
they have resided since the early settle
ment of this part of the county. The
} boys have the well wishes of many around
here for future success.
The McPhee Company presented the
"Two Orphans at the Davidson last
night to good sized audience and
Judging from the applause, all those pre-
sent were well pleased with the per.
formance. A number ofspecialties were
introduced that were we'll received
The McPhee company is one of the best
popular priced attractions that plays the
, northwest, carrying it's own band and
orchestra and travelling in its own pri-
vate car.-Journal. st. Cloud, MINI.
National Bank Examiner Gordon has
received notice from the treasury depart
ment of the establishment of the First
National Bank of Milton. This makes
81 national banks in North Dakota as
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