Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-02-12
Webers cigars mean quality.

BuckWheat Hour at the hour ana feed
store of HI. D. Parsons.
The New Idea patterns are the best.
You can get them at G. j. Kelly's.
Harnessmaker D. G. Mcdonald reached
home Tuesday from his visit of month
with folks in Ontario.
Flakey, crisp pie..crust cannot be made
with ordinary -four. 1t takes fine, nice
-four like Hannah's Pride.
Mrs. Lou E. Thomas came down from
Hannah last week for few days visit
with her mother Mrs. Broderick.
The family of Frank Parker, near town
was increased by the arrival of girl
baby, born on Wednesday of last week.
Charles s. Hunter and family returned
home Monday from st. Paul, where
they have been visiting friends since the
first of the year.
Mrs. P. McHugh left yesterday for
| st. Paul to make short visit with her
daughter and son Frank, who is attend
| ing business school there.
Olaf Wall, of the First National bank
barber shop, left Saturday for months
vacation and will spend much of the
time at the Colorado Hot Springs.
Isaac Ullyott, who lately removed
with his family to Hannah, came down
the line Tuesday to arrange for the crop
ping of his Harvey township farms this
spring.
Miss Kate Schneider left yesterday
for Minneapolis where she will make an
extended stay while making the spring
purchase of millinery for j. B. Boyd's
| department store.
John Schwan, whose farm is north of
town has been taken to st. Josephs hos
pital in st. Paul for the treatment of
serious complication that followed an
attack of typhoid fever.
Walter Bradley, until lately clerk in
the dry goods department of the Boyd
block store, resigns to locate on land near
Saskatoon, N. w. T., for which place Ne
eN5ects to leave on tomorrow's train.
4 Remember DR.. Riesland comes regu-
larly and grinds all corrections right
here. His work is all the recommended
ton necessary. Ask your friends about
him. Columbia Hotel, February 10Th
to 18th. 4
VIC law firm of Cleary 4 Mclean and
the land office of Truax T. Mclean have
removed this week from the old stand
and are now occupying rooms 3, and 5
upstairs in the Schulke block. The
new quarters give them ample room for
! their extensive business.
Martin Antenson was caller while in
town from his farm near Mona yesterday
and had something more than big crops
Iss6 tell about. The arrival of little
daughter Monday made his smile I'M
usually visible. He reported Mrs.Anten-
son and the little one as doing nicely.
E. A. Wadsworth, president of the Flax
Land Co., with head Offices in this city,
left last week for his home town, Grin
mel, Ia. In about six weeks he expects
to return with half dozen or more land
seekers who will look over the country
with view to purchasing Cavalier
county lands owned by the company.
H. o. Storlie, for years deputy register
of deeds opens up an Office in Storlie
township for the handling of final proofs
and farm loans, looking also after con-
veyancing and notary public work
There is an opening out where Mr.. Storlie
lives for the building up of an immense
business in this line and Halvor's long
experience in clerical work at the court
house especially fits him to give the best
of satisfaction.
A. o. Void left Monday for Fargo
where he will spend the week with the
practicing opticians of North Dakota in
perfecting the formation of state Or
ganization of that profession. They are
in hopes of having legislation enacted at
Bismarck this winter that will regulate
the practicing in North Dakota of travel
ing opticians, who are not licensed gra-
duates of school of some repute. The
spectacle peddler is the man they are
after
A clipping from Picton, Ont, paper
received during the week announces the
wedding of Mr.. Jas. A. Power and Miss
Katherine Maude Heffernan, which oc-
CURED on January 18th. The marriage
taking place at st. Gregory's church.
Local interest in the event is occasioned
by the fact that the groom is a well
known resident of this vicinity and is
one of the sly ones who managed to com
pletly surprise his friends by this pleasant
event. Both Mr.. Power and his bride
may anticipate congratulations on their
arrival here which may be looked for in
a few weeks.