Courier Democrat., 1904-06-09
Bicycle repairing at Dedricks.

is guaranteed.
High grade dentistry at DR.. kerrs.
Schulke's block.
Postmaster Mathisen was in town
Tuesday from Dresden on business.
One hundred pounds of Waukegan
wire runs ia rods. Sold at Dedrick's 5
hardware.
Lilly OF the Valley flour at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Baled hay for
sale. Phone IS.
Ihos. Brown is here this week from
his farm near Crystal for few DAYS
visit with old friends.
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat from which they
make "Hannah's Pride" flour.
Rod McHugh arrived home last week
from st. Paul, where he has been at
tending school during the past year
Miss Aida McEwan from Park River,
was visitor during the week in the
city the guest of her sister. Mrs. DR.
Kerr
The sale of reserved seats for 'True
Blue will open Monday morning at the
Burke " Co. drug store. Secure your
seats early.
Ladies when it is too warm to bake
go to kelly's Arcade and get some OF
those nice fresh cookies that Kelly gets
in every week.
DIR. Della p. jameson Wohler, until
recently practicing at Osnabrock, has
located at Seattle and will establish in
the practice of her profession there
Robert Walker and Alex. Mcmillan
pioneer residents of Henderson town
ship, left last week via Snowflake, Man
for their new home near Battleford
n. w. L.
Us. Brosnahan and family are keep.
ing house in the II. j. Golf residence fol
the present Later during the summer
it is Mr. Brosnahan's purpose to build
a home here.
Twenty-Five per cent greater covering
capacity means that four gallons of New
Era paint willgo as far as five gallons
of white lead and oil mixed by hand
For sale at Dedrick's.
Joe Little, formerly in the bakery
business here, has recently bought out
the Hub restaurant at Park River and
decided to remain there instead of re-
moving to the Canadian Northwest.
There's nothing to hide about the
composition of New Era paint. There's
a tag attached to every gallon can tell
ing what its made of. 1t is an absolutely
pure lead zinc -linseed oil paint. Fol
sale at Dedricks hardware.
Boyd's Headquarters Store this week
advertises a two weeks clearance sale
which opens Saturday of this week and
continues to the 25th. Bargain hun.
ters will find price quotations that are
bound to draw trade.
Teachers Institute will convene here
next Monday continuing through the
week with Prof. Koehler, of Grafton as
conductor, Indications point to the
largest attendance of teachers of any
institute ever held in the county.
Supt. Hayward of the city schools has
received the high school course of study
for the coming year. 1t underwent {
re-arrangement and several changes al
the meeting of the state high schoo
board held at Grand Forks not long
ago.
Last week the DEMOCRATS news col
umns were filled to overfowing by the
proceedings of the board of county
commissioners and as result the Lang
don school report, the church service
announcements and considerable Other
local news of interest was crowded out
George Montgomery came down from
Wales Monday to look after his inter
ests here. George says seeding opera
tions are completed in that section and
crops farther advanced than in the
Valley. All the old timers are well and
trade is good, especially in his line, the
livery -Bathgate Pink Paper.
Louis Gumper, teacher of the Mt.
Carmel village school, has breaking
bee at his farm Thursday, June 23rd, to
which his neighbors and friends both
Young and old are invited. Games,
dancing and a general good time will
make the evening enjoyable. Those who
attend will please take with them feed
for their teams,
Tuesday evening interesting "Talks on
China and Japan" were given at the
Baptist church by Mr.. VIM. Hunnex,
who has recently arrived from the
Orient. His father is a missionary at
Shanghai, and Mr.. Hunnex returns to
the United States after twelve years
residence to complete his education. He
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