Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-12-21
Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.

Special fur goods sale this week at
Kelly e. Schneider's.
You will find a choice selection of ho-
liday CONNECTIONS at Sherwin's.
Drop in and have a look at our toy
bargains. MERGERS fruit and candy
store.
States Attorney Geo. M. Price was a
passenger to Grand Forks yesterday on
legal matters.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Elem
ing at Dresden.
Osnabrock has a grand annual ball
announced for Thursday, Dec. 28th, one
week from today.
Misses Olive and Stella Hodgins go to
Sarles for a visit during the holidays at
the home of their parents.
$1,000 worth of new toys and holiday
goods at the Bee Hive store; nothing
carried over from previous years,
When you want cut glass and hand
painted ware think of Burke's drug
store. They have a large line of both.
If you want that suit for Christmas
that you promised yourself get your
measure taken at the Bee Hive store now
JOS. Schneider was at Wales between
trains Tuesday to look after the bust
ness flair of Kelly & Schneider at that
place.
Jas. McDougal returned Monday from
Towner, McHenry county, where he has
been visiting since attending the funeral
of his brother.
Duncan McEwan and family of Ores
den were passengers Tuesday bound
for a visit during the holidays in On
tario with the old folks.
Blacksmith L. Schoenbechler and
family are leaving this week for a visit
to their old home in Ontario where they
will stay for a few weeks.
Langdon city schools close tomorrow,
Friday, December 22nd for the Christ
mas and New Year holidays and will re-
open on Monday, January 9Th.
We must have the room. Pianos, Or
gans and sewing machines will be sold
at cost for the next few days. McGruer
g. Wold's jewelry and music store.
Wy IT r,,,o,o, L,o roc;r,ol bio ,oc;
ton as principal of the Dresden village
school and with the beginning of the
New Year starts in business at Calvin.
The birth occurred at Mt. Carmel on
Sunday Dec. 10th of a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Fischer. Through an
oversight this item got mislaid last
week.
e. A. Wadsworth and his stenogra-
pher, Miss Josephine Bye, sister of Mrs.
Wadsworth, left Saturday for the family
home in Grinnell, Ia, where they will
visit during the holidays.
Hannah schools apparently loom up
big to our Cannuck cousins across the
line. In last weeks Moon we note a
number of families are moving from the
Manitoba side into Hannah to secure
school privileges for their children.
VIM. Moran formerly a we'll known
resident of Wales, opened up his new
hotel at Calvin last week with a banquet
and ball which demonstrated that he is
there to stay and look after business.
Hannah divines had to stay in town
and attend to business last week. There
were 10 less than four weddings. What
a snap for the small boy with a tin pan
who delights in the unearthly noise of a
"charivari."
Jas. Field, one of the we'll known resi-
dents of Stilwell, is leaving this week
for Meota, N. w. T., which is located in
the Battleford district, where o number
of ex-Cavalier county people have colo
nized of late years.
Next Tuesday, the 26th inst, the day
following Christmas, the new hall of the
Foresters at Olga will be opened with a
grand banquet and ball, which original
ly was arranged to have been held dur
ing Thanksgiving week.
Dan Mcleod, OF the farm machinery
warehouse of Hunter and Stevenson.
goes over to Mather, Man., for a visit
with the folks during the holidays,
Early in January he expects to take a
trip through the Canadian Northwest.
A Christmas tree entertainment will
be given at st. Alphonsus Hall tomor-
row, Friday evening by the children and
teachers of the Catholic Sunday school.
A program of general merit will be rem
dered and an invitation to attend is eN-
tended to the people of L%angdon.
Traffic on the Munich branch of the
Ct. N. was tied up for a couple of days
last week owing to a freight train engine
going off the track near Weaver. Several
of the crew got q bad shaking up but nc