Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-01-08
Use Hannah's Pride flour.

l You can get half a dozen OF glass
tumblers for 10 cents at G. j. Kelly's.
Money to loan on real estate and farm
property. Apply to Mrs. Rosa McHugh.
The -four of quality is Hannah's Pride.
1t makes perfect bread. Pure, whole
some and delicious.
| Prof. Moore's Concert Co. will appear
at the opera house on Jan. Goth. A
first-class organization. Don't fail to
attend.
Deputy Sheriff VIM. Haverty has been
wearing the star this week during the
absence from the city of Chief of Police,
Chas. H. McDermott.
b E. E. Sherwin left Monday for his old
home, Eau Clair, Wis, in response to a
telegram stating that his mother isquite
i'll and not expected to recover.
Jos Fischer, the Wales wheatbuyer,a and
Mrs. A. H. Kehmstedt, wife Of the
postmaster of that place were passengers
on yesterdays southbound train for st.
Paul, where both go to receive hospital
treatment.
The pick of the suites of office rooms
on the the second floor of the New
Trade Palace block have already found
renters who are ready to move in as soon
as the carpenters have put on the finish
ing,.touches.
Principal B. E. Groom, of the Milton
schools writes an able article of con-
siderable length in last weeks issue of
the Globe, favoring of the reconstruction
of the Milton schools upon the consoli-
dated or high school plan.
When the Scots of Cavalier county
meet here on the 23rd the familiar figure
of Finley Mcdonald of Milton will be
missed by many of the clan who gather
to keep green the memory of Scotlands
immortal poet, Robert Burns. Finley
is down in Massachusetts, visiting with
his mother and other relatives.
Matt Schneider had the misfortune
last week to break leg and writes us
from Leroy, in Pembina county, where
it happened, that in consequence he will
be laid up there for couple of months
while it mends. Matt was down at
Leroy to spend the holidays, having left
his farm in West Perry shortly before
Christmas for vacation with relatives
and old friends. ".....
An attempt was made one night last
week to crack the safe in the store of b.
T. Bjornson a leading merchant of Mil
ton. Three doors were broken in to
reach the part of the building in which
the safe was located. The thief had
succeeded in getting into the safe and
when alarmed by the approach of one
of the employees was in the act of break
ing into the money drawer, containing
$500 in currency.
The Cavalier county delegation of
legislative representatives to Bismarck
left on Friday afternoons passenger.
Senators Mclean, Plain and Represen-
tatives Chisholm, Mcdowell and Nc
Knight were of the party. Representa-
tive Robillard followed the next day.
Others who accompanied the party to be
present at the opening of the legislative
assembly were w. A. Laidlaw and John
McGauvran, who will undoubtedly re-
main over until the senatorial contest
is disposed of.
Harry Bowles, in communication to
the Langdon Democrat refutes the state
ment made in the Grand Forks Review
that jackson, not Gunderson, murdered
Miss McKeown. The story as given by
the Review was SO contrary to our reco-
lection of the affair, and we were at Olga
that day, that we doubted its accuracy
!, Harry Bowles was a resident of that
section at the time and since and was
Il we'll acquainted with Senator" Hull and
other prominent figures in the inal
! adjustment. His statement conforms
to our recollections and we with him
i think there can be no truth to the rumor
This view is greatly strengthened by the
|. fact that the Norgard story, published
= about the same time by the Review, hal
, been proven to be fake. Bathgats
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