Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-12-14
"Hannah's Pride" -four.

Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.
Frank j. Bellefuer is a Wales visit
during court week.
Special fur goods sale this week at
Kelly & Schneider's.
You will find a choice selection of no.
liday CONNECTIONS at Sherwin's.
j. Souch is laid up with a bad at
tack of infammatory rheumatism.
l.. S. Champine is here from Minot
for a few days visit and to attend court.
Drop in and lave a look at our toy
bargains. MERGERS fruit and candy
store.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Flem-
ing at Dresden.
DR.. 1. M. Law, of Irene, returned
down the line from Hannah on Tuesday
from a professional trip.
$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
Mrs. Peter Reid was visited last week
by her sister, Miss Allie Balfour, who
returned to her home at Hannah on
Saturday.
A. Schulke's new change of adv't this
week %nnoun the continuance of the
big sale at his department store for
another week.
Mrs. f. X. Bellehuer of Wales spent
Tuesday in the city and attended the
meeting of the ladies court of the G. O.
F., held that evening.
We must have the room. Pianos, Or
gans and sewing machines will be sold
at cost for the next few days. McGruer
& Wold's jewelry and music store.
Mrs. w. A. Ferguson was a passen-
ger yesterday for her former home in
Canada, where the holiday season will
be spent visiting at the home of her
mother.
. F. J. Stahl, of this city and until late
! ly local manager of the Standard Oil
- Co., business, now owns and operates
III the photograph gallery of Photographer
G. McAllan.
~ w. M. Graham an old resident of Mil
ton who now makes his home in the
I'd Northwest Territories and has an extern
sive real estate business, is here this
week attending court.
IL Postmaster Peter Zettel is at the head
of a delegation of Mt. Carmel farmers
ct who started last week on a mid-winter
Tx pilgrimage to the Canadian Northwest
with a view to buying land.
TT j. S. McNish, one of the Langdon re.
he sidents of a few years ago and now en-.
gagged in the hotel business at Fairdale,
- one of the new towns on the 500, is here
- for a visit and attending court.
M. Blais, until recently a member Of
,t the blacksmithing firm of Porteous anc
Blais has started up in business al
90 Clyde, to which place Mr.. Blais viii
move his family later after putting up {
house.
~ Little Miss Anna Beauchamp came
" over from Olga last week with he:
father. Merchant j. B. Beauchamp, ano
"a is visiting with her little friend, Mis-.
Marie, youngest daughter of Judge H
q. Dorval for a few days.
Jno. Welsh and mother arrived in tn
city last week from Manitoba and ar,
20 guests at the family home of U. S. Gus
toms Collector Geo. Barcelo. Mrs
Ite Welsh is the mother of the late Mrs
~ Barcelo and has resided in Winnipeg
the greater part of her life.
Yesterday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
s.. Loynes and family entertained a scor'
IT, or more of the young folks in a part.
MS at which cards and dancing formed tn
,h. variations of enjoyment for severa
hours. AS the hour of dispensing ap
tie preached light refreshments were servet
on the departing guests.
1e- DR.. B.. o. Minge is this week arrang
ost ing the affairs of his veterinary practice
here for an early departure for Chicago
- where he is expecting to have to max
a stay of indefinite length while under
!. going special treatment for blood poison
: ing, contracted some time ago Will
! professionally engaged. DR.. Minge i
+ hoping to arrange so as to have hi
{ practice looked after during his absence
+ The barber shop of Bert Elliott Of
. Walnut street, opposite the barn of Kel
/ ly & MCLAUGHLIN had a narrow escap