Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-12-10
SIN IKE Weber Bros. cigars.

Every sack of "Hannah's Pride" -four
is guaranteed.
High grade dentistry at DIR. Kerr's.
Schulke's block.
George Plain was week end visitor
from Milton on business.
George Diebcl was Milton visitor
here Monday between trains.
Good winter apples for sl.Oo per box
on Saturday only at c. j. kelly's.
| Mrs. e. A. Pennock left last week for
a few days visit with her parents at
Park River.
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat from which they
make "Hannahs Pride" flour.
Milton A. O. U. w. lodge is out with
an announcement of its annual grand
ball to be held New Years Eve.
Buy your winters supply of coal of
the Langden Lumber Co. Coal of all
kinds at lowest price in the city.
r. Weinecke, the auctioneer at Klein
Il Isaac's store says the goods HAVE GOT
TO GO so that he can go home for Crist-
mas.
VIM. Gordon who has been visiting
his brother and other old friends for a
week or two left Monday returning to
Rattleforfl N w n
| The Maccabees of Elkwood and Homen
had very successful box social and
dance during Thanksgiving week. The
receipts are reported as having Melted
s2O7.4O.
| Klein & Isaac will continue every day
with their auction sale at their store
near Kelly's barn from 1:30 to 400 p. III.
Come whether you buy or not and cuss
the auctioneer.
Rudolph Koehler from Daniels was in
town Monday transacting business. He
and his parents are expecting to leave
the coming week for Claresholm, N. w.
IT,, where they filed on a fine half section
of Alberta land last summer.
Jas. Austin of Hannah was a passen-
ger north Monday returning from a
visit to the International Stock Ex-
hibition at Chicago. Mrs. Austin who
accompanied him east, visits until after
the holidays at the home of her parents
| IN Tooyonuorfh Kan
Merchants at Hannah have agreed to
an early closing arrangement which pro-
vides for the closing of places of bust
ness at $50 p. H., during the months of
January and February and at p. M.
during March. Here's pointer for
! business men in other towns along the
line.
Paul Williams, years ago Cavalier
county school teacher, who has since
served two terms as auditor over in Penn
bina county, is removing to California
for midwinter visit. Since retiring
from his job in the court house at Penn
bina he has been engaged in the mer-
camille business at Auburn. in Walsh
county.
Tuesday evening of next week the
18th inst, basket social and entertain
ment is to be held at the Roney school
house in Loan township. The school
children and their teacher, together
with the young people of that neighbor
hood, have combined in arranging pro-
gram that promises to prove highly
entertaining. 1t is likely quite party
of Langdon young people will make up
sleigh load and go out if the evening
is fine.
On Monday afternoons passenger
CLAUS o. Thorson, Ludwig Anderson and
Oscar Anderson, three we'll known Storlie
township farmers, left for trip across
the sea to their home in Norway. They
expect to arrive in time to enjoy Christ
mas with the old folks and will return in
March. It is seventeen years ago since
they came out to America and the trip
now being taken is likely to interest a
number of their relatives and friends in
coming out to North Dakota.
The dedication of the new Episcopal
church of this city, which was to have
occurred on Tuesday of this week, has
been delayed for short time by the non
arrival Of the windows and furnishing
of the church interior. 1t had been ar
ranged to have the annual northwestern
clericus held at this time. when in addi-
ton to Bishop Mann and Dean Burleson,
there would have been score or more
Of the Episcopal clergy Of the Fargo
diocese present. The postponement Of
tho opening Of the church is only for .
short time. :si