Courier Democrat., 1904-10-27
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Tomorrow. Friday afternoon, the So
cial circle of the Ladies Guild entertains
at the home of Mrs. ]. D. Milne.
Miss Nellie Epperson. who has visited
for upwards of year here with her
sister. Mrs. c. E. Mccormack. left yes
terday afternoon for her home in South
Carolina.
Lulu Stanhope. St. Louis: Il used
to have horrid complexion. / took
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea and am
called the prettiest girl in the city"
Tea or Tablets. IS cents. Burke & Co.
The bazaar to have been held on
November 30th by the ladies of the
Presbyterian church has been given q
postponement to December 10th.
Further announcement and particulars
as to detail later.
Alderman DeBerg. Deputy Auditor
Machon. Jas. Walker and VIM. Plummer
started this morning at an early hour
for weeks goose hunt at Sweetwater
Lake. Yesterdays report from hunters
already in camp there was to the effect
that several large hocks of geese have
lately arrived at their old feeding
ground on the shores of Sweetwater
Lake.
The award of prizes at the grain ex-
hibit of the worlds fair at st. Louis
shows that North Dakota has big
lead over any other state in the Union.
Amoug the exhibits awarded prize
medals we're the following from Cava-
lier county: W. J. Mooney, gold medal
for exhibit of wheat: H. Dunford.
bronze medal for exhibit of oats: Robt.
Work. bronze medal, for exhibit of
wheat.
On Tuesday of this week in an inter
view regarding the extension of the CT.
Northern road northwest from Edmore
the owner of the townsite of the new
end-town. Postmaster VIM. Bulge. of
Grand Forks stated that he could state
on authority that the track would be
laid and road operated to his town this
fall. The name of the new town has
been changed from Wakefield to Munich
and considerable headway is already
being made in the putting up of new
buildings.
The Langdon Woman's Club meets
next Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Miss Nettie Prinyer. The program of
the meeting will be as follows:
| ROLL cALL-Peculiar Russian Customs
| PAPERS.
From Ivan the terrible to Peter the
Russia klsai and the Rennaisanee a's '" b DICKSON
......::........ .......... Mrs y. H. Winter
Current Events. ......... Mrs Chas Hunter
Hostess-Miss Settie Prinyer
Further steps will be taken at this
meeting of the club toward the opening
of a public reading room and library.
All members should be present.
No Serial Story This week-The usual
weekly installment of our serial story,
:The Gentleman From Indiana is
crowded out this week by the amount
ct matter bearing upon the political
campaign which closes with the cleo
ton of Tuesday. Nov. sth. The con-
tlnuation of the story will be taken up
next week.
New Restaurant Opens-The Model
restaurant and lunch counter opens to
the public this week and has found an
excellent location on Second street at
the intersection of Walnut street. The
proprletors Of the new enterprise are
Messrs. Peverett & Gard, who have un-
til lately been engaged in business at
Kenmare and Bowbells. Their res:
taurant will be known as "The Model
and cater specially to the best city
trade and promises the public an all
night service during the busy season.
For eruptions, sores, pimples, kidney
and liver troubles, constipation, indiges-
ton, use HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. Carries new life to every part Of
the body. Tea or Tablets. IS cents.
Burke & Co.