Courier Democrat., 1904-11-17

Try sack of "Hannah's Pride" -four
Once tried always used.
!. For loans at lowest rates and best
terms see Mooney, Champine & John
ston.
Editor Bailey made the DEMOCRAT
Office fraternal call while in the city
yesterday.
Farm loans our specially. Money
paid same day papers are signed.
Mooney, Champine & Johnston.
7. E. Burke was down the line as far
as Grand Forks transacting business a
day or two the early part of the week.
You cannot afford to make underwear
when you can buy it ready made at
Kelly's Arcade for less than material is
worth.
\ The Maccabees of Stilwell purpose
holding box social and free dance in
Stilwell Hall on the night of Wednes-
day, November q.
For bang-up nice fitting clothing
made to your order, go to the Bee Hive
Store; price about same as charged for
good ready made stuff.
Mrs. F. s. Smith, who has been visit
ing for some weeks with Langdon
relatives and friends is expecting to
return to her home in Chicago on Satur-
day.
The call statement of the First
National bank at the close of business
on the 10th inst, adds additional testi-
mony to the growing substantially of
that institution.
Mrs. John Mahon accompanied her
neice, Miss Birdie Ferguson, as far as
the Forks Monday, the latter returning
to her home at Seattle, Wash, after an
extended stay of several weeks here,
DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Mcqueen are
moving this week from their suite of
apartments over the First National
Bank into the residence on Walnut
street lately vacated by Attorney A. H.
Wheeler.
d. w. Hines, whose renown dates
from his promotion of the farmers rail-
road idea in this county years ago, is
now heard from as organizing Zion
church for Prophet Dowie at Black
duck. MINI.
On Saturday evening of last week
Miss Gertrude Nelson, of the city
schools, very pleasantly entertained tho
young lady boarders of the U. G. T.
hotel at birthday party. The evening
was very much enjoyed by everybody
participating.
This time of year is at hand to think
about music study, as an education is
not complete without it. L. w. Chit
tenden has place in his class yet for a
; few more pupils. See him soon, and he
can come and put your piano in first
class order as we'll.
Dan Meehan known by his intimates
around town as "the Senator from
Cork" returned to Langdon on Tues
day from his Huron township farm,
where he reports the seasons threshing
as being practically completed. Farmers
out that way have been making great
progress with their work since the set
ting in of fine weather.
I Ole j. Bjornstad numbered among
the many residents of Storlie township
here during the week. He reported the
construction crews busy laying steel
and placing ties on the extension of the
ct. Northern from Edmore to Hampden.
The railroad announces that grain will
be hauled out from Hampden over the
railroad before December LIST.
] There are many friends in Langdon
lof the late j. NJ. Chisholm who will
sincerely regret and deeply mourn his
death of cancer on Saturday at Penn
bina. Mr.. Chisholm was one Of the
early timers at Hamilton, Pembina
county and is one Of the best known
men in that county and had tho respect
of everyone. We have only learned Of
his death and that the funeral under
Masonic ceremonies was held Monday,
Rev. Carmichael officiating with Revs.
Karr and Harrison assisting. The
floral tributes were many and beautiful.
! The interment took place in the Hamil-
ton cemetery on Monday. Deceased was
a brother Of Chas. Chisholm, Mrs. w
A. Ferguson and Mrs. Finlay, OF this
city, all Of whom were present at the
funeral.
,I A few farms for sale on the crop
I payment plan. Mooney, champine 1
Johnston.