Courier Democrat., 1904-11-10
Try q sack OF "Rannahs PRIDE flou
Once tried ALWAYS used.

For loans at lowest rates and best
| terms see Mooney, Champine & John.
ston.
A. s. Burrows was Langdon visitor
from Grand Forks on real estate busi.
ness last Friday.
; Farm loans our speciality. Money
paid same day papers are signed.
Mooney, Champine & Johnston.
Jno. X Harvey and NJ. Galloway ar
rived in town yesterday afternoon with
the election returns from Fremont.
You cannot afford to make underwear
when you can buy it ready made at
Kelly's Arcade for less than material is
worth.
Postmaster Donnie Schuler brought
in the returns of Tuesdays election
from that solid democratic precinct
Trier township.
| j. w. Mahon's family, who have been
living on the farm south of town during
| the summer, moved into their house in
town last week.
For bang-up nice fitting clothing
made to your order, go to the Bee Hive
Store; price about same as charged for
good ready made stuff.
! Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Of next week, November 18th to 18th
inclusive the ladies of st. Alphonsus
church hold their fair and bazaar.
/! j. s. Brosnahan was visitor at
Grand Forks over Sunday with his son,
who has position in the offices of the
International Harvester Company.
Miss Green, milliner at the Boyd de-
partment store, was visited few days
of last week by Mr.. HI. G. Melliken,. a
brother-in-l law, whose home is at Pitts
burg, Pa.
P. Keating is holding an auction sale
Of farm stock and machinery on Thurs
day, Nov. Oath, Thanksgiving Day, at
his farm five miles south of Langdon in
Perry township.
Miss Birdie Ferguson who has been
staying for couple of months with her
aunt, Mrs. John Mahon, Is expecting
shortly to leave, returning to her home
in Washington.
o. B. Wright, the painter has this
week moved his family frem tho rooms
over the Orton harness shop to the
house until lately occupied by the
Sabraws on Sixth street.
Several large loads of young folks
from town were at Easily on Friday
evening to attend the box social and
entertainment given in the new school
house built during the summer months.
This time of year is at hand to think
about music study, as an education is
not complete without it. L. w. Chit
tenden has place in his class yet for
few more pupils. See him soon, and he
can come and put your piano in first
class order as we'll.
Landlord w. A. Munroe, who sustained
dislocation of the shoulder and other
injuries in collision when driving in
from his farm one night last week, is
able to be up and around and is gradu-
ally recovering. For several days it was
feared that he had received internal
injuries of serious nature.
The funeral occurred at Mt. Carmel
on Tuesday of Mrs. Wendell Lehman,
who died suddenly during Friday night
at the family home near Calvin post
Office. Deceased was about twenty-three
years old and previous to her marriage
to Mr.. Lehman last summer was
Miss Mary Illerbrun, we'll known
Mt. Carmel young lady. Mrs. Lehman
went to bed Friday night in apparently
good health and spirits passing away
during the night Of heart disease.
There is quite q general feeding Of
sorrow for the bereaved husband in the
affection which has fallen upon him.
Messrs. Loynes & Moore started work
thus week on the erection of a large
frame building on the site of last
winters skating rink. Whom the build
is completed it will be equipped as q
sash and door factory and turn out mill
work Of different kinds used by local
contractors in building. Up to the
present time builders have been COM
PEELED to ship in all their mill work from
below. Quite An expensive plant Of
machinery for which, twelve horse
gasolins engine will furnish power is
lbeing installed. aessrs. Ioynes q Moore
EXPECT e have thar factery running in
about . months time.
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