Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-01-14
Every sack of @Hanuah,s Pride" -four

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Mrs.D.Stewart left last week for v,si,
of few days with relatives in Grand
Forks county.
Ms. Vim. Douville returned this week
from an extended stay on her Bruce
township homestead.
Mrs. Geo. Bullock from Hannah spent
several days of last week visiting friends
in Langdon and vicinity.
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat from which they
make ''Hannah's Pride" flour.
Rev. DIR. Thomas, pastor of the Pres
byterian church has been laid up all
week with an attack of la grippe.
Jno. Mccoy, the down town restaurant
man reached home Tuesday from holi.
day visit across the line in Manitoba.
January sale prices at Kelly's Arcade
as quoted in this weeks change of ad-
vertisement ought to prove trade win.
ners.
g. H. McDermott is spending few
days in Winnipeg this week looking after
his real estate interests on that side OF
the line.
Mayor +. W. Mclean left Monday on
a trip east and is expecting to visit his
old haunts at Washington, D. c., before
returning.
Morris Orion Jr., left last week to
spend a couple of months at Hot Springs
Ark, one of the popular winter resorts
of the south.
o. r.. Daniels, from Grey township
was among those from distance who
enjoyed the sessions of the farmers in
stitute this week.
The Gillespie house, leading hotel at
Crystal, was destroyed by fire last Friday
morning, involving a total loss of $4,000
there being no insurance.
Optican A. O. Void, who is president
of the state board of optometry has
called meeting of the examiners to be
held at Fargo next Tuesday.
Architect w. z. Edwards from Grand
Forks was here Monday to confer with
the council as to the new city hall it has
been decided to build in the spring.
Schulke's Trade Palace having finish.
ed its annual stock taking inventory is
now able to announce special marked.
down sale this month on all winter
goods.
Barber Bert Elliott will on Saturday
of this week opens up finely equipped
bath rooms in connection with his new
barber shop at the CT. Northern Hotel
basement.
Veterinary B. U. Minge went down te
the Forks on Monday expecting to spend
the greater part of the week in atten
dance at meeting of the state veterin
airy board.
Chas. Sherman, clerk in the grocery
department at Schulke's Trade Palace
returned Saturday from a couple OF
weeks vacation spent in the Twin Cities
and points east.
Z. E. Burke will leave shortly for a
mld-winter trip south. He expects to
stop over en- route at one or another OF
the mineral spring resorts to relieve his
rheumatic troubles.
Carpenters are busy rsmodeling the in
terror of DR.. f. S. Smiths Third street
property in readiness for the occupation
of portion of the same by the family
as residence after February LIST.
Assistant Cashier n. Hayes of the
First National is doing duty at the State
Bank of Dresden this week, filling the
position of A. HI. George, the cashier OF
that bank up to the first of the year.
The DEMOCRAT learns at the hour OF
going to press that owing to illness Rev
DIR. Thomas will be unable to conduct
Presbyterian church services in this
city and at Dresden on the coming
Sunday.
Joe Kapino, nephew of J. c. and
Frank Stable, and who has been engaged
with his uncles at the Chicago store left
Monday for an extended visit in the
Twin Cities and at his old home, Spell
vile, la.
Lieut.. Chas. G. Crawford and Quarter
master Serg't w. r. Bradley leave fol
Fargo on today's passenger and will rep
resent the affairs and interests of Co. D.
at meeting of the North Dakota ma
tional guards.
Tuesday afternoon of next week the
Langdon Woman's Club will meet with
Mrs. William Flumerfelt at the Ct.
Northern Hotel. "Current Events will
be the topic and is to be followed with
parliamentary drill.