Courier Democrat., 1904-05-19

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Every sack Of "Hannahs Pride" flou,
Is guaranteed.
High grade dentistry at DR.. Kerr's
Schulke's block.
The Bee Hive Store is turning out q
lot Of wall paper these days.
C.J. Kelly guarantees patent leathe,
Oxfords and sells them for s1.75.
Deputy Sheriff Steve Bardahl was a
county seat visitor Saturday from Milton
Mrs. Kessler and Miles left Saturday
for visit Of few weeks with st. Paul
friends.
One hundred pounds of Waukegan
wire runs ia rods. Sold at Dedrick's
hardware.
Lilly OF the Valley -four at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Baled hay TO,
sale. Phone So.
A. Sillers Jr., was here last week a
couple Of days in the interest OF
"Hannah's Pride" flour.
Mrs. E. I. Donovan returned home
Tuesday having spent month visiting
with her sister at Winnipeg.
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat from which they
make "Hannah's Pride" flour.
A son and heir was born Saturday
morning of last week to Cashier and
Mrs. John Sheehan. Congratulations
Alderman Morrison is making some
alterations and improvements on his
Fourth street residence property this
week.
To loan, s1OOOOOOO on first mortgage
farm loans. No delay. Apply to H. ].
Haskamp at the CT. Western Bank,
Osnabrock, N. D. 4O-43
Mrs. d. McTavish and Mrs. j. H.
Mclean were here part of the week
visiting the family of John McTavish
and other Langdon friends.
Hannah's two meat markets went into
the merger business last week and the
end-town meat trust is once more con-
trolled by Butchers Balfour & Reise.
Hannah will be able to furnish re-
vised count of its increasing population
soon as Assessor Law is incidentally
taking the census while making his
rounds.
According to the Hampden Reporter
the we'll known Langdon barber, Harry
Beechie, will open up barber shop in
that town as soon as the railroad is ex-
tended from Edmore.
O. j. Menes, one of Milton's wealthy
retired merchants, returned last week
from an extended trip out through the
Pacific coast country, where he spent
most of the winter sight seeing.
S. E. Haight, of Osnabrock, who is an
active worker over the state in behalf
of the socialist party, spent the fore
part of the week here and incidentally
has been talking politics most of the
time.
Ma. Thompson and Jas. A. Ellefson,
two we'll known Moscow township
farmers, left Tuesday for trip through
the state of Washington, where they
purpose spending about six weeks in
looking over the country.
There's nothing to hide about the
composition of New Era paint. There's
a tag attached to every gallon can tell
ing what its made of. 1t is an absolutely
pure lead-zinc-linseed oil. paint. For
sale at Dedrick's hardware.
Harry Atkinson, whose condition
since his accident of two weeks ago has
at times been quite critical, is now we'll
along the road to recovery. Word from
Dresden yesterday stated that Harry is
now able to be up and around again.
Blacksmith Jas. A. Porteous, who has
lately furnished handsome suite Of
apartments over DR.. Gibson's Third
street Office, was passenger down the
line Monday. AS Jim hasn't given the
printer any order for wedding stationery
we are compelled to await developments
on his return, same as the rest of his
Langdon friends.
Landlord Diebel of the Great North
ern hotel expects to open restaurant
in connection with his hotel and is
likely to find considerable encourage.
ment from local patrons as we'll as the
travelling public when first class meal
is needed. A restaurant service such
as Landlord Diebel promises to put in
may reasonably be expected to prove a
successful adjunct to the hotel business
Tomorrow, Friday evening, the mem
bers of Langdon's Junior band hold an
ice cream and cake social on the lawn
at the residence of Mrs. Mcmillan on
Spruce street. The boys have just
started up their band this spring and
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