Courier Democrat., 1904-09-01

LadleS do not miss kelly'S muslin
underwear sale.
Wadsworth wants several farms to
rent to good men. 50
! 1. Dawson was in the city Tuesday
from Dresden on business.
County Comr Ole Gjevre was in town
Saturday from his farm near Soper.
Presiding Elder Cooper is spending the
week in visiting the NJ. E. churches of
this county.
y. W.. a. Laidlaw left yesterday on a
bank examining trip over the main
line of the Ct. Northern west of Devils
Lake.
You cannot afford to make underwear
when you can buy it ready made at
Kelly's Arcade for less than material is
worth.
You will surely paint your house, barn
or granary this spring and will want
the best paint? We have it. Come aud
see Mercer & LAWN.
Frank Treleaven, one of Cypress
townships retired farmers, is putting
up one of the finest residences built in
Hannah this summer.
NJ. H. Murphy's residence in the
Dorval addition is getting into the game
this week much improvedin appearance
by a coat of Trash mint
N. G. Mcdonald went through on
Tuesdays passenger from Hannah to
Lidgerwood, where he again takes
up charge of the public schools.
j. d. Soper, merchant and postmaster
at Soper, returned last week from trip
through the Canadian Northwest in
which he was accompanied by Mrs.
Soper.
Rev. Guy P. Burleson of this city was
one of the Episcopal clergy of the state
participating in the opening of the
newly built church at Walhalla last
Thursday.
Jno. Anstett, prescription clerk at the
Burke Il Co., drug store, returned this
week from points in Ontario, where he
spent vacation of several weeks with
his parents.
(, Miss Elizabeth Ferguson, a neice of
Mrs. John Mahon and popular with
Langdon's musical set, is visiting in the
city, arriving on Tuesdays passenger
from Fargo.
Landman J. Fl. Mccullough of Milton
is on visit to his old home in Ohio
rounding upa batch of land buyers
who will accompany him on his return
to Cavalier county.
j, Geo. Dunnigan Sr. was a pleasant
caller last week on Langdon friends
driving up from Beaulieu with two
of his daughters who attended the
teachers examination.
w. F. Hobbins, for the past two
weeks visiting here with his daughter
Mrs. A. E. Lindstrom, was a passenger
south on Monday, returning to his
home at Owatonna, MINI.
R. p. McHugh is advertising to find
the whereabouts of brace of good bird
dogs that disappeared with the opening
of sthe hunting season. "Bob' had got
them nicely broken ready to work this
fall.
John Hagan last Saturday completed
the harvesting of one of the finest crops
of barley which will be cut in the
vicinity of Langdon this fall. At 8
conservative estimate it is expected te
yield 50 bushels per acre.
Chas. Mccarthy, formerly editor ol
the Milton Globe, is back again with
his family for visit with old friends
and look after his business interests 8
few weeks this fall. They have beer
making their home at Menominee, Wis.
for over year.
The purchase of the Hannah photo
graphic studio by Rev. Fosburg once
again demonstrates the tendency of the
end-town pulpit FOUNDER to lay aside
the ritual and white choker and dis
appear in tho labyrinth Of the bus,
world. The problem is still waiting
solution why the preacher who goes te
Hannah don't hang onto his job.
I. Co. Com'r Peter Reid and Capt
Frank F. Ross, both candidates seeking
the republican nomination for Sheriff
Pinkerton's job at the court house
have come out into the open with
cards announcing their candidacy which
sppeaEed in last weeks issue of the
hannah Noon. Which OF the two viii
land the delegation from the western
part Of the county is still to be seen
/ Get busy boys