Courier Democrat., 1904-05-26

When in need of a sign go to Reiber
or phone s8.
Every sack OF "Hannah's Pride" -four
is guaranteed.
High grade dentistry at DR.. Kerr's.
Schulke's block.
j. B. Chale was visitor from Olga on
business Tuesday.
The Bee Hive Store is turning out a
lot OF wall paper these days.
G. j. Kelly guarantees patent leather
oxtords and sells them for s1.75.
There is comfort in smoking Cando
Favorites and Weber Twister cigars.
L. A. Weed was in Langdon Friday
from Hannah renewing acquaintances.
Editor Bailey and wife were in town
from Osnabrock for few hours Tues
day.
One hundred pounds of Waukegan
wire runs III rods. Sold at Dedrick's
hardware.
Lilly of the Valley -four at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Baled hay for
sale. Phone So.
A Milton choral society is being
organized with Postmaster Jos. Powles
as leader and instructor.
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat from which they
make "Hannahs Pride" flour.
August Peterson and r. b. Laing
were here Tuesday from Milton and did
quite stroke of business between
trains.
To loan, sl00,000.0O on first mortgage
farm loans. No delay. Apply to H. j.
Haskamp at the CT. Western Bank,
Osnabrocl, N. d. 4O-43
Harry Atkinson was in town Monday
from Dresden and is generally coAgratu-
lated on his lucky escape from serious
results in his accident of recent date.
Jno. L. Maxwell, for years past ex-
tensively engaged in stock farming south
of Osnabrock and now residing on the
Pacific coast, was business visitor in
Langdon awhile Monday.
On the 14th inst, John T. Mcdonald
died at Backoo in Pembina county of
consumption of the bowels. Deceased
was p years old and in 1898 was mar
ried to Miss Eta Lasher, of Osnabroek.
There's nothing to hide about the
composition of New Era paint. There's
tag attached to every gallon can tell
ing what it's made of. It is an absolutely
pure d-zinc-l c-linseed oil paint. For
sale at Dedricks hardware.
WA. Gordon, the Grand Forks in
surance man, was a Langdon visitor
Monday to adjust the loss incurred by
the fire of Saturday night which de-
stroyed the Kelly & MCLAUGHLIN, livery
barn.
Banker Prom was in town Monday
from Milton on business and was
rendered the congratulations of Lang
don friends on his selection by the state
republican convention as one of Norlh
Dakota's delegates.
A. E. Bestlc, representing Walker
Bros. & Hardy, of Fargo, and A. H.
Baker, of the Grand Forks Herald, were
here Monday to bid on the contract for
election supplies let by the board of
county commissioners.
Supt. Koehler, of the Grafton public
schools, comes here to conduct the
teachers institute again this year. The
general satisfaction which was appar-
ent among the teachers last year will
make his visit here again one of much
pleasure to all who attend.
Druggist Bradley, who has held down
the position Of Harry Francis at the
Langdon Pharmacy during the latter's
vacation is now performing a similar
service at the McGruer Pharmacy in
the end town while Stuart Watt, the
druggist, is taking the state examina-
tion at Fargo.
The benedicts gave the singles a
touch of high life in the matched game
of ball at Hannah last Thursday
evening. The score was 8 to 10, a
pretty good score, but the married nine
captained by Joe Cateerwood threaten
all kinds of dire calamity to the first
man on the other side who refuses to
take his medicine cheerfully.
Manager McEune has been in cores
pondence with the Willis Stock Co., this
week with the effect that they will play
here during the third week OF June.
The company has been making week
stands at Fargo and Grand Forks and
will come here following the close of its
engagement at Winnipeg. They will
play here for three nights and possibly
the entire week.
Col. John r. Duffy is back from Okla