Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-02-05

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'..ssYou get Is pounds of evaporated
apples for one dollar at G. j. Kellys
Optician A. o. Void is making his re-
gular monthly visit at Hannah this week.
Miss Annie McCay has been i'll with
typhoid fever for several weeks but is
now convalescent.
Flakey, crisp pie crust:cannot be made
with ordinary -four. 1t takes fine, nice
flour like Hannah's Pride.
Druggist Dan McGruer is at present
an inmate of a hospital at Detroit, Mich,
where he has lately undergone a critical
operation successfully.
= Remember DR.. Riesland comes regu-
larly and grinds all corrections right
here His work is all the recommends
ton necessary. Ask your friends about
him. Columbia Hotel, February 10Th
to 18th.
An item of news from Wales reaches
us to the effect that Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Foster, are happy over the birth of a son
and heir. the event happening on Satur-
day. The mother and babe are doing
we'll and Frank is wearing satisfied
smile.
President Mortified, of the state
university is announced to lecture at
Hannah next Monday evening. His
subject will be "London Illustrated,'
and will be rendered of greater interest
owing to President Mortified having
spent his vacation of year ago touring
England.
Grain thieves have.robbed the granary
of VIM. MEME, near Dresden. of ninety
bushels of fax. His house has also been
burglarized much of the furniture, stoves
etc., having been taken away. Mr.. Meme
is away spending the winter with friends
in Germany, consequently the thieves
had ample opportunity to help them
selves without interruption.
The indications are that the tenth
annual X. P. ball, that will be held:in
their Castle Hall on Thursday evening
of next week-Lincoln's birthday will be
one of the most elaborate and successful
social events of the season. The knights
are noted as good entertainers and on
this occasion nothing will be left undone
to make it pleasant for all who attend
The celebrated Dode Fisk orchestra
than which there is none better, will
supply the music, and as usual with them
the dancing will be preceded by con
cert. It is expected that many guests
from outside the city will be IN attend
ance.
A letter under date of January 18th
has been received by Langdon friends
from VIM. O'Reilly, who is now at Ala
magordo, N. Mex, and'will be remem
bered as one of Cavalier county's bright
est school teachers, at the time he was
compelled to leave here for his health
six years ago. "Billy" seems destined
to startle the world few jolts yet, ane
lust now is doing quite stunt in politics
having won out as justice of the peace
of precinct No. in Otero county agains
a field of five contestants. Out of so
votes cast he got 200, plurality of 8!
votes, and two votes more than the mex
highest two of his opponents. He say:
that Alamagordo is four and hal
wear old town with population of 3,50(
and that the job he has landed is likel.
to net him $1,000 year. AS to hi:
health he is not as yet out of the woods
but is still walking around to save funera
expenses and hopes to continue source
of revenue to insurance companies TO
some time yet. A literary gem o
OReilly's, headed "My Annual Death
was campaign article which appeared
in paper there during the progress o
the political fight for the justiceship
written in his inimitable style in reply tt
a story circulated by few old fogies tt
the effect that it would not do to cleo
Billy as he was liable to die at any OLE
time. Had we the space it would b.
reproduced in these columns as it
about the best thing of the kind we'v
read.