Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-16
Jse ,.Hannah's Pride" -four.

McGruer & Void.
All kinds of summer goods at greatly
reduced priees~at4C.J:Kelly's store.
When in town don't fail to see the
special bargains at G. j. Kelly,s ,big1
double store.
Wanted, at Schulke's Trade Palace
store, 10000 pounds of butter. Highest
market price paid.
Read c. ]. Kelly's new adv't in this
weeks issue and profit by the bargains
enumerated therein.
Don't fail to look over the Leader
threshing machine. tits something
new and up to date.
c. E. Stone is now filling position in
the dry goods department of the
Scaulke Trade Palace store.
c.. j. Kelly gives ten per cent discount
tickets with every cash sale see his new
advertisement on the front page.
Judge Lauder and Count Stenographer
w. NJ. Prince arrived on yesterdays
noon train for the reopening of the Barry
case
The family of Merchant j. H. Wilkes,
at Wales. received the welcome addition
of baby boy of the regulation weight
on Sunday of this week.
Henry Ohlheiser left yesterday re-
turning to his home in Formosa. Ont,
after visit of six weeks among relatives
in various parts of this county.
A. T.. Gardner and w. a. Ferguson
took Tuesdays train for Fargo where
they represent the local court of the
Foresters order at meeting Of the state
high court.
The ALERT residence property on the
corner of Walnut and Sixth streets has
been improved during the past week by
the addition of windmill and water
tower.
Game Warden Robert Meiklejohn
Register of Deeds John Rylance and
photographer L. G. Golden went te
Hannah and participated in Fridays
gun tournament.
Sup't Hayward, of the city schools
has been putting in the greater part O
the week seeing after erecting
pranaries and other buildings on hi
two farms north of town.
i We have made SIC, 700 since last Fri
day in Colorado land by investing $3.50
Come and see US and we will explain how
you can do the same in six months
United American and Canadian Land an
Improvement Co., Limited. Butler Lamb
Secretary and Treasurer.
l.. S. Champine and wife left on Sat
urdays passenger for visit of fe,
days with friends in Fargo and tn
Twin Cities, and expect to make an eS
tended sojourn at Mt. Clement, Mich
before returning home to this city tn
latter part of August.
Landlord Phil Bruseau was up fror
! Olga on business Friday. The Nation'
hotel is tlourishing better than ever an
we learn that "Phil'' is making humble
of up to date improvements in his popt
e lar hostelry which the travelling publ
e will be able to appreciate.
J. Il. johnson, senior member OF tn
real estate firm of johnson Van Sar
Land Co., is here from st. Paul for a fe
Il DAYS this week. The company also h;
a real estate office at Morris, Mimi. an
e has dealt extensively in Stevens count
;. Minnesota, farm lands for the past tM
7. years.
:: j. Gordon, of the Salter Il c
y fruit store, left Tuesday for his home
> Ontario in response to a telegram not
fving him of the serious illness of h
father. He was accompanied by Mr.
JAS. Welsh, who will spend a part of tt
+ summer there visiting with old frient
= and relatives.
II Efforts that have been put forth
n the Ladies Aid society the past fe
a months will result shortly in the placil
n of new pews and new carpet in Il
e M. r. church. By another year it
re the purpose OF the church trustees
n consider the question of either enlargil
a the building OR putting up new &c
flee.
st Editor Bailey was here Saturday fro
% Osnabrock and we noted symptoms
$ an adult dose of pride the kind whi'
is goeth before a fall The Brook got Il
3 big end of the money at the end-toy
r gun shoot, and their deadly marksma
i ship is likely to put the airship of t
le Independent on the warpath again.
:. Mrs. w. B. Dickson and daught'
9 Allie, in company with Mrs. Dickson
mother, Mrs. A. Reid, left Friday
y way of Hannah for Winnipeg. Fro
1T the latter point the party, with the
s. ception Of Mrs. Dickson, go to t
ls Northwest Territories to spend t
re- ,.,,,oo NJ the summer visiting frien,