Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-02-25
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of spring clothing!
Senotor Chas. W. Plain was Milton
visitor in the city Friday.
DR.. Kerr, dentist. All work suaran-
teed. Office in Schulke's block.
On Sunday occurred the birth of a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Pics
of this city.
Twill pay the highest market price for
Cavalier county orders. Brisx them in.
L. S. Champine.
Frank Rylance, who has been spend
ing the winter back in Ontario arrived
home this week.
Have you noticed the improvement
lately in the service given by the city's
electric lighting plant?
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat from which they
make "Hannah's Pride" flour.
John Mahon left yesterday for bust
ness trip to the Twin Cities and st. Paul,
expecting to be away couple of weeks.
Mrs. Gogin has gone to st. Paul to
join her husband, who expects to remain
in the Twin Cities for several weeks on
business.
Miss Louise Nelson, one of the teach
ers of the city public schools visited
over the week end holidays with
friends at Mimic.
DR.. w. H. Porter was in the city
yesterday returning to Olga from tho
wester part of the county. where he has
been visiting his brothers for few DAYS.
Geo. W. Price of the real estate firm
of Sturm & Price arrived home yester-
day from a business trip to the Pacific
coast. His delay was considerably de-
layed by having been taken ill in Cali
fornia.
The social circle of the ladies guild
of the Presbyterian church will be held
tomorrow Friday afternoon at the homo
of Mrs. c. j. Kelly. Acordial invitation
is extended to the ladies of the city to
attend. Ten cents
Hannah Is giving careful consideration
to the question of putting in lodge of
the Oddfellows order. What seems to
be bothering them most is to find
place in which to keep the goat. Gone
to think of it there are some odd fellows
in Hannah.
Auction sale bills announce sale for
Thursday March 10th by Matt Wear at
his farm in West Billings. Chas. A. Nor
ton will be the auctioneer. Mr.. Wear
states that he is not moving away from
Cavalier county, but has decided to rent
his farms and engage in some othor
business.
The freedom of Hannah was extended
to the county commissioners and two or
three of the county officials who made a
trip to the end town last week at the
close of their meeting. The Moon doesn't
say 30, but judging from the make up of
the party, we don't think that there
could have been much in the way of
politics doing.
The we'll known pioneer eating house,
the Club" restaurant is being reopen
ed this week by w. M. Semple, it's new
owner, who has had the interior fitted
up in fine style and promises those who
patronize the Hub the best in the land.
Caterer Senple says he is here to stay
and will give the best possible service
both day and night.
The family of j. w. Mahon received
the sad news last week of the unexpect-
ed death of their ten year old little niece,
Bella Mckenzie, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Mckenzie of Aneta, ND. Death
occurred on the 18th. Many will re-
member the deceased as a bright little
girl, having made visit of several
months at the Mahon home within the
past year.
Co. Supt. Crawford: You can state
that am in a position to furnish school
districts in Cavalier county with all the
teachers needed, good experienced in
structors of the required grade of educa-
ton. Teachers are scarce in North Da-
kota, but correspondence 1 have had
with others in Indiana, Missouri and
other states authorizes me in stating
that will have no trouble in getting
all the teachers necessary here in time
for the opening of the spring term.
Go. e. military ball--a Washington
birthday event held at the dancing hall
of the Opera House on Monday evening
was largely attended and it is noted
that many from out of town were the
guests of our militia boys on this &C.
casion. The hall was distinctively and
appropriately decorated and the subject
of great deal of admiration. The
tickets sold show at least seventy-fiv
couples were in attendance and Co. E.
oathers in . neat sl1rn1ns aS the result