Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-04-14

Every sack OF "Hannah's Pride" flou,
is guaranteed.
High grade dentistry at DR.. Kerr's
Schulke's block.
G. j. Kelly guarantees patent leathe,
Oxfords and sells them for s1.75.
j. McPhail and family are expected to
arrive home next week from Virginia.
Miss Mollie Comstock returned Satur-
day to Minneapolis to resume her study
of music.
Miss Nellie Birtch returned on Satur.
days train from her winters visit east
in Ontario.
Lilly of the Valley -four at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Baled hay fol
sale. Phone SO.
Geo. E. Cochrane and A. L. Perry were
in the city Monday from Wales trans
acting business.
Miss Jean Mcmillan has been spend
ing part of the week visiting with friends
here and at Hannah.
DR.. A. kaess, who two years ago had
temporary charge of DR.. Gibson's prac-
tice is now located at Fargo.
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat from which they
make "Hannah's Pride" flour.
Leave your orders early for smut
killers. We have the best made. I,ril-
latt's Formaldehyde at McGruer's.
Mrs. A. +. Gardner and children spent
part of last week visiting at the home of
the McGauvran family in Osnabrock.
Mrs. Broghamer is in the city from
Osnabrock this week for a few days
visiting with the family of Judge Dorval
Chas. McComb left last Saturday for
Grand Forks where he accepts position
with one of the wholesale mercantile
firms.
Rev. T. Dougan returned last Thurs
day from Grand Forks where he spent
part of the week attending the sessions
of the presbytery.
H. j. Mathisen and little daughter
went north Tuesday to Dresden, return
ing from visit at Mr.. Mathisen's old
home in Minnesota.
Mrs. r. X. Belleheur returned yester-
day to Wales, having spent few days
here visiting the Dorval family and her
many Langdon friends.
L. S. Champine was passenger Tues
day to Grand Forks, representing the
Langdon association at the meeting of
the Ct. Northern racing circuit.
Millions two banks show 1856, 29S.47
deposits in their recently issued state
ments, which ought to attract wide and
favorable comment over the state.
Langdon friends of George Bulloch at
Hannah will be pleased to learn that he
is again on Easy street after being laid
up for some time with serious attack
of pleurisy.
Gilbert Barcelo is up from the Forks
for three weeks lay-of while he rests
up from the injuries he received in fall
ing from step ladder at the Dacotah
Hotel few days ago.
Ernest Hodgins has resigned his po-
sition at the court house in County
Treasurer Powers Office and will spend
the summer holding down his home
stead in Weber township.
G. E. Mccormack, the jeweler, has
taken space on our local page this week
for an adv't in which he talks to the
prospective purchaser of wedding rings,
watches and fine jewelry of all kinds.
D. w. Friesen came down from Han
nah and stopped over Sunday with
friends here on his way to Minot, where
he intends spending couple of months
looking after the cropping his home
stead.
+. j. Hodgins has rented his house IN
town and will move the family out to
Weaver this spring. MIR. Hodgins will
give the business affairs of the Cavalier
70. Land & Loan Co., at Weaver his per
soual attention this summer.
This week the Chicago Stores new
change of advt quotes attractive prices
on several new lines of spring dry goods
and staple groceries. Take time to care
fully look over what is offered customers
at the Chicago store this week.
Rev. William Maclean, who has filled
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church
the last two Sundays, left on Monday
for his home at Cogswell, N. D. Rev.
Maclean made quite favorable impress
sion on his hearers while here.
Socialists in western North Dakota
are lust now being entertained by the
platform talks of s. E. Haight, whs is
one Of the early bird politicians of the
fall campaign and evidently following