Courier Democrat., 1904-08-04
Every sack OF "Hannah's Pride" -four


ng.in st. Paul with frien DIS for couple
of weeks.
Lilly of the Valley -four at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Balcd hay for
sale. Phone 5s.
The children attending the Baptist
Sunday school are today enjoying their
annual picnic out at Rosa Lake.
The new residences of Attorneys
Gordon and Wheeler on Spruce street
are beginning to loom up in fine shape.
G. j. Kelly sold fifty dozen mems
shirts during his shirt sale but has a
few left that you can have at your own
price.
Lineman Chas. Soper of the local tele-
phone exchange is spending the week at
Fargo undergoing treatment of an eye
specialist.
Cashier o. E. Thompson and wife
were visitors at the home of Mrs.
Thompson's parents, the Burleys. day
or two OF last week.
Misses Pearl Monroe and May Foshay
of Langdon arrived in town last Friday
to spend few days the guests of Miss
Minnie Soll.-Park River Gazette,
Judge Kneeshaw came here yester-
day from Pembina to hear the applica-
tion of Attorney Sinkler asking for the
release of Hartzell and Bascom under
bond.
Attorney Jos. Cleary went to Winni-
peg by way of Morden the early part of
the week so as to be on hand when his
horse, Baby Kidd won first money in
the 2:10 class.
William Herman, now has shingle
hung out at st. Thomas as veterinary
surgeon. Some years ago he was horse
doctoring here afterwards moving to
Osnabrock and Cavalier.
Mrs. Crawford, dressmaker with
Boyd's Headquarters Store leaves this
week for months summer vacation
which she will spend visiting her sister,
Mrs. DR.. Smith in Chicago
Wallace O'Hara, who up to year
ago was wheat buyer at one of the ele-
vators at Wales, is now an express mes
senger on the c. P. R., having a run
between Gretna and Winnipeg.
A Langdon party consisting of Messrs.
Jno. E. Ryan, Ed. F. Reilly and Thos.
Smith in company with Misses Leonore
Hannegan, Vera and Leonora ALERT
we're Sunday visitors at Walhalla.
Nebraska, where you can homestead
GAO acres, has mild climate and almost
no winter. Wadsworth, the land man,
can tell you all about it and locate you
on land as good as any in Canada. 50
Cecil Mahon, accompanied by his
sister Miss LaBelle, and cousin, Miss
Birdie Ferguson, drove over to Toilette,
Pembina county, to attend the wedding
of Jas. w. Ferguson, which event oc-
Cured yesterday.
Fl. D. ALERT returned to the city
Friday from an extended trip through
the west, having spent the greater part
of the past month in California, where
the cleanup of the Continental Mining
Co. properties has been receiving his
undivided attention.
Mrs. Adam Reid and daughter, Mrs.
j. Stuart Black, accompanied by little
Charlie and Jean, returned last Friday
from trip through Western Canada.
The trip was quite enjoyable with the
exception that it failed to prove as bene-
fetal to Mrs. Reid's health as expected.
Dan Donovan and wife we're Langdon
visitors this week. Since leaving here
the early part of the summer they have
been at their former home in Morris.
Mimi, and incidentally have enjoyed a
trip to st. Louis. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Donovan will figure as one of the
grain commission men at Osnabrock
this season.
j. G. Dickson and wife, accompanied
by Mrs. Abrams, mother of Mrs.
Dickson, are leaving next week for an
extended visit at the home of Mrs.
Abrams in Ontario. Mr.. Dickson ex-
poets to be out of the city only two or
three weeks, Mrs. Dickson and their
little daughter, Dorothy, remaining for
an extended visit of several months.
Fred L. johnson, who for several
months was in the employ Of the Optic,
skipped without notice several weeks
ago. Nh. johnson had the unhappy
faculty of becoming financially indebted
wherever he could secure credit. Un-
fortunately he took advantage of his
position with the Optic. This is pub
lished for the benefit of those who may
have occasion to deal with Mr.. john
son.-Minot Optic.
Byron Nash is in the city this week
for few days visiting old friends. He