Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-12-07
Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.

Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.
See Wadsworth for a 7 per cent loan
Have you cleaned off your sidewall
yet?
You will find a choice selection of no
liday CONNECTIONS at Sherwin's.
Drop in and have a look at our toy
bargains. MERGERS fruit and candy
store.
Frank McCaul of Walhalla, made ar
extended stay here last week, being
snowbound.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Elem
ing at Dresden.
First and Second Mortgage Loans, witt
no delay. Terms arranged to suit parties
making loan. ALERT & Winter.
$1,000 worth of new TOYS and holiday
goods at the Bee Hive store; nothing
carried over from previous years,
If you want that suit for Christmas
that you promised yourself get your
measure taken at the Bee Hive store now
Mrs. Andrew Zettel and family have
moved into town for the winter and are
domiciled in the house owned by Miss
Gogin on Pine street.
We must have the room. Pianos, or
gans and sewing machines will be sole
at cost for the next few days. McGrue1
& Wold's jewelry and music store.
You are a fool to rent! Improved
farm near Clyde, buildings and we'll
$500, half-crop payments 6 per cent, nc
cash payment required, d. A. Wadswortt
Our liberal terms and low rate of in
terest for Second Mortgage Farm Loans
attract borrowers to US when they wan
money. Attorneys Gordon & Wheeler
Mrs. Chas. Smith left last week for {
visit of a few days at Nekoma with hel
husband, who is operating a lumber
yard and grain commission business a
that place.
JohnWitzel was too much interested
in last weeks land sale to stay away be
cause the roads were bad but came il
through the snow drifts from Mt. Carme
on horseback.
For Sale:-A II gauge Ithaca ham
merless gun,has new reinforced breach
for smokeless powder. 1t will be sole
cheap if taken at once. Also sole leather
case for same. Apply at this office.
Alderman Geo. Nickles left Friday fo1
Battleford, N. w. T., with a carload OF
stock and household effects, the family
will follow in a short time and take up
their residence on his farm in that
region.
The North Dakota educational asso-
citation will hold a big meeting in Grand
Forks on December 81. % and 20. Every
teacher who can possibly do so should
be in attendance. The program is an
especially good one.
New officers of the various fraternal
orders in this city will be elected during
the present month and the DEMOCRAT
would request that the secretaries Of all
such lodges furnish this Office with the
names of those elected.
J.J. Robson. for ten years a popular
butcher at the Sullivan meat market,
has this week ceased to be a Langdon
resident. Mr.. aud Mrs. Robson left
Tuesday for their new home at Osna-
brock and their many friends express
wishes for their future welfare.
A. T. LIE Vesconte, who will be remem-
bered as having had the management OF
the electric light plant a few years ago,
when the same was owned by the late
Paul Gardner, is here from Glencoe.
MINI, for a few days visit of business
and pleasure. Since leaving Langdon
Mr.. LIE Vesconte has been running a
lighting plant at Glencoe.
The news of the death of H. G. Pater-
son at Hoople, last Tuesday, resulting
from blows received in a quarrel with a
neighbor, came as sad news at Thanks.
giving time to the deceased's many old
friends in Langdon and other parts OF
Cavalier county. AS a young man Mr.
7 Paterson was for a number of years en-.
gagged in teaching school in this coun
ty and had quite a wide circle of &C
/ qu~aintanceship among the older resi-
dents.
Private Geo. La Fond of U. S. regular
army arrived in the city last Saturday
from Grand Forks and opened a branch
recruiting station which will be main
tanned here for a couple of weeks. En-
listments can be made in the infantry
or cavalry arm of the service. There
are some half a dozen recruiting station
beinp onaratad in the state at the pres