Courier Democrat., 1904-05-12
Every sack Of sHann.hs PRIDE f,our

is guaranteed.
High grade dentistry at DR.. Kerr's.
Schulke's block.
CD. Kelly guarantees patent leather
Oxfords and sells them for sl.75.
DR.. Smith and wife spent Sunday at
Milton with the family of Banker Prom.
One hundred pounds of waukegan
wire runs ia rods. Sold at Dedrick's
hardware.
Mrs. NJ. L. Sullivan is spending the
week visiting with frieuds at Fargo and
Grand Forks.
Lilly OF the Valley flour at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Baled hay for
sale. Phone So.
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat from which they
make "Hannah's Pride" -four.
Mrs. Mathisen was in the city from
Dresden over Sunday, the guest of the
Flumerfelts at the U. c. T., Hotel.
The home of Henry Kenny, near
Wang, was frightened by the arrival of
little baby girl Friday evening of last
week.
Jno. McAfee, the efficient travelling
salesman of the John Leslie paper
house of st. Paul, visited the Langdon
trade this week.
A. B. Salter and family this week are
moving into the residence on Fifth
street occupied during the winter by
Mrs. A. Zettel and family.
The Kelly Arcade department store is
out with fine new delivery wagon this
week that certainly does its share in
giving Langdon metropolitan air.
Morris Orton left Saturday for St.
Paul in response to a hasty summons
stating that his sister, Mrs. f. w. Nc
Lean was quite ill with typhoid fever.
For about the same price asked for
good ready made clothing, the Bee Hive
store will have clothing made to your
measure any style you choose. Fit
guaranteed.
Barber Bert Elliott is laid up with an
attack of typhoid fever. His shop in
the basement of the Great Northern
Hotel is temporarily being looked after
by w. j. Birmingham.
Auro Harrington is again behind the
counter in the grocery department of
the Boyd store after an absence of two
weeks which he spent in looking up
lands in the Canadian Northwest.
w. E. DeLong, who years ago used to
break into the political arena at regular
intervals with the opening of the fall
campaign, is now reported as contem.
plating leaving Hannah for the Pacific
coast country.
There's nothing to hide about the
composition of New Era paint. There's
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.
Merchant Kopriva is doing much to
beautify his fine home in the west part
of town this spring by planting out
trees and small shrubs. A very much
admired walk has been laid out and the
property fenced.
Miss Nettie Prinyer was a passenger
Monday to Cando, N. D., having being
called there by her sister, Mrs. A. L,
Bradley, whose little son, Baker, is lying
near deaths door as the result of an at
tack of pneumonia.
H. A. Mayo, of Walhalla, gives out
the information that work on the dam
across the Pembina river at the Fish
Trap crossing where he proposes to
locate the new town of Mayo, just on
this side of Cavalier and Pembina
county line, will be inaugurated soon.
j. o. BIichfeldt, representing the
vermont LOdu ~ lTuSG w., AAoo OCOAA
here from Grand Forks on business for
few days. Years ago Mr.. Blichfeldt
was resident of this county and the
recent rapid appreciation in farm values
is something in which he feels per-
sonal pride and interest.
Talk with Z. E. Burke, agent North
western Mutual life insurance company,
of Milwaukee, Wis. The cheapest and
best insurance on earth, and if you wish
YOU can get limited payment policy
that you can pay up during the produc-
tive period of your life and will be
source of revenue to you in your old age
A leap year matrimonial alliance OF
Importance last week makes good re-
cent forecast of the Moon and unites
two of Hannah's we'll known young peo-
ple. The groom is Sam j. Waters, who
since retiring from farming has trans
formed into one of the end-towns lead
ing business hustlers. The bride was
Miss Eleonore Bromley and it is also