Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-12-31
Happy Ns,,: Year.

1 Every sack OF "daNnah'S Pride" doul
is guaranteed.
'Langdon schools reopen Monday mora.
ming January 4th 1904.
Osaabrock is welcoming in the New
Year with an old fashioned watch night
service.
j. P. Brennan left last week for q holi-
day visit in Grand Forks and at his
home in Bathgats.
j. B. Robinson Of Batheate is q New
Years day visitor at the home of his
partner, Jehn Mahon.
Norris A. Cox, until latsly of Milton,
has purchased IN implement business
and property at, Cavalier.
Robt. Fleming OF Dresden was aboard
Tuesdays passenger enroute to his old
home in the east fer visit.
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat from which they
make "Hannah's Pride" -four.
o. E. Thompson, cashier Of the First
National, transacted business at Grand
Forks part of the week returning Tues
day.
Business mems lunch and oyster parlors.
Meals served On short notice. Sherwln's
Cafe. Opposite Post Office. Open day
and night.
Luke Ohlheiser went down the line
over Christmas to spend the holidays
with his brother, Joe, and sister, Mrs.
Borne Of Milton.
Dave Radsclif, Jr. has succeeded w.
R. Bradley as local agent of the Dixon
steam laundry at Fargo and entered
upon his duties this week.
Cabinet photos s1.O0 per dozen. Best
Platina finish. Regular IS cent size,
now Is cents per dozen. At Golden's
Gallery, opposite the post office.
High mass will be celebrated at Dres-
den on Epiphany, Wednesday, January
9th commencing at half past ten clock.
by Rev. Father Hiltner of Mt. Carmel.
Gordon HcGauvran, son of P. Nc
Gauvran Of Osnabrock, is spending part
Of the holiday vacation visiting with the
family Of Postmaster Jno. McGauvran.
Miss Annie Gordon, the popular lady
clerk at Salter s. Devaneys fruit and
confectionery store, intends leaving to-
morrow for her mid-winter visit in
Canada.
Chas. Sherman of the Schulke Trade
Palace Store was among the departing
excursionists Tuesday for visit during
the remaining holiday season at his
home in Ontario.
| Co. Sup't Crawford was passenger
Monday to Grand Forks and is spend
ing the week with the county superin-
tendents of the state at their annual
gathering which closes today.
G. w. Holmes, former Langdon resi-
dent was visitor Tuesday between
trains. Charley is still on the road for
the Plano Co., with headquarters at
Devils Lake, where the family are we'll.
Langdon high degree Masons of the
Lodge of Perfection have another re-
union Wednesday and Thursday of next
week when large class will be advanced
from the blue lodge work to the fifteenth
degree.
M. Liebeler who has been under the
weather for couple of weeks was down
town again Monday as usual. The
serge of sickness which confined the
family under quarantine for so long is
happily ended.
SenatorLaidlaw and r. Meiklejohn will
leave shortly after the first of the year
on their California tripDuring an absence
of several weeks they will look over their
recently acquired mining interests as
well as enjoy the climate.
H. j. Riesland, the we'll known OPTICAL
specialist, who has visited our town for
many years will be at the Northwestern
Hotel, Milton. January 9th and 10th, the
Columbia Hotel, Langdon, January, 18th
to 18th. Remember he grinds all glasses
while you wait. Consultation free.
Co. E. has been notified by Brigadier-
General Miller, of Bismarck, that the
annual meeting of the North Dakota
National Guard Association, will be held
at the armory of Company B. LIST Infan-
try, in the city of Fargo. North Dakota.
at 10 o'clock a. M, January Is, 1904.
Langdon company expects to be repre-
sented on this occasion.
Excitement was buzzing around Osna-
brock last Tuesday night for brief
spell when it was found that Albert
Thorson had taken swallow ofcarbolic
acid in mistake for cough medicine.
He escaped with badly burned mouth
and is restricted to diet of mush and
milk. Incidentally it is learned that he
is now talking through his hat while his