Courier Democrat., 1903-01-29
Use Hannah's Pride -four.

Store.
For bargains in ladies, gents and
childrens mitts go to Kellys.
The -four Of quality is Hannah's Pride.
1t makes perfect bread. Pure, whole
some and delicious.
The lady Foresters give another Of
those enjoyable card parties tomorrow
Friday evening at the G.. O. +. hall.
DIR. IL. J. Reisland, the celebrated eye
specialist, will be at the Columbia, on
February l6 to Is. Consultation free. %
L. e. Burke is home from st. Paul
having arrived on Tuesday noon train.
He stood the journey nicely and is get
ting better.
Miss Mchcnty is prepared to take pu-
pills ON the pianofortc. For terms and
references apply al the residence of Dr.
T.. I. Donovan.
The heccndition of Mrs. Jas. G. Dickson
continues to improve and she is report
ed as being out of danger of further re-
lapse. Her mother and daughter from
Detroit. Mich, are with her.
The wood yard of the Langdon Lum-
Der CO., furnishes dry stove wood, de-
livercd free to any part of the city.
Sawed ready for use when required.
Orders promptly filled at lowest prices.
Phone 81.
Eli Fisher is back from his trip during
the holidays through Iowa and Illinois
and brought with him car of carefully
selected young work horses. He has
them on sale at the Nulph barn, back Of
the Columbia Hotel
Jas. l,aitour OF Hannah and his broth
e1, Robert. arc away in Oregon: where
they hope to escape the balance Of our
North Dakota winter and visit with the
colony of Cavalier county residents.
who located there year OF so ago.
Ed Reilly ith the Langdon Pharmacy
left last Friday for st. Paul for a six
month course oi study III chemistry at
the Uuvtrjitv of Minnesota. He will
lave Us elass mate M,trray Archer, re
Gently with .hy firm OF Alert y 90.
We regret I. report t'c ;iearh OF the
little daugl4y, Of it>i.r. nn& MI. T. J..
Heating. Death occurcG SUNDAY. fol
lowed bs puria, in t;sr Catholic re'ae-
!ary ,i'unstisy M;,Hv friends ion in eN-
rl lin. aincer, -ynipaghN 10 t'ec sorrow-
.u4 ,nTnMi>
8 {. i:.j.4.l. pre.i,ianl Of ilc ii1af
!l',1d H.. 1T q Iuess'uy for " mn 5'..s
aN.i Ike isybov section in .s-sila ts>,;,
ail,.r iycine iaiG up With !; bad attack ,t
tbs 2f,p for several weeks. He stHt@s
tlie ao.,:i,any ! n.akiny extensive rlans
.or taking care of a large party o: lalld
seekers from IoN q. Indiana and Illinois,
WHO ar, expected, to look over the laros
they lave 4o, sale during February AND
the month following.
Dr. j. n Sheppard writes from Chicago
thai he will complete his post graduate
course in veterinary surgery the end OF
this month, al which time he will remove
10 Fargo for the purpose of opening up a
practice and establishing the future
home OF himself anil family. There are
niany old friends of Doc and Mrs.
Sheppard among the people OF l1angdon
Who viii be pleased to hear from time to
time that the world IS dealing generously
ard kindly with them.
Walter Viel lost hs way home in Mon
day nights blizzard and at the end Of a
ilard struggle which. lasted about two
hours !lt accepted rest in the care:,sing
arms Of tile worst sto.m that ever struck
hiue. When the angels voices sounded
in his ears hc acted on it as an invita-
tion to enter Eilp golden gate, and in do
ING 20 entered the door of his own house
and heard the same voice that has tiled
several rooms ever slnce its arrival Sun
day morning. Perth Journal.
Account comes from the western part
IF the county that icur persons, Mrs.
Stai1 and three Of he1 family, the oldest
being q son sixteen years old went
through ihe thrilling experience of being
nearly frozen to death il the storm which
oassed over this section during the night
OF Monday week age. They had spent
the afternoon on their farm four miles
fromHannah and were returning to town
when caught by the STERN. They had
lust got good start when one of the
wh;tftc trees broke and the team got
away. In the excitener,t following they
los, the sleigh in an effort to find the
.eam. II Was dark and had it not been
tlIat The hoy had retained che of the
blankets and large fur robe none of
the party would be alive to tell of the
thrilling experience t.i,ror gh which they
passed. \ half hours hattie with the
storm. made the absolute reed OF shelter
Imminent and the boy will his mother
DUG q ho.c III the snow bank surrounding