Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-09-07
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Use "Hannah's Pride" flour.
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Kelly's Arcade.
Kelly is selling good macintosh rail-
coats at $3.50 each.
W. F. Winter was a visitor over Sun
day with friends in Grand Forks.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Elem.
ing at Dresden.
Harry Mcpherson went down to the
Forks last Friday and took in the fna]
round up at the state fair.
Jno. Hagen was visited last week by
his brother, Thos. Hagen, who was here
a few days from Minot on business.
Miss Anna Mangnus, of Osnabrock, ar.
rived in town Monday and has a position
as dressmaker with Mrs. Madge Palmer,
Miss Luella Jones is a new addition to
the force of clerks at the Trade Palace
store and has charge of cloak depart
ment.
Misses Pearl Monroe and Ethel Nc
Knight returned home last week from a
few days visit with friends down the line
at Park River.
Mrs Chris r. Lasham and children
visited with her brother at the Forks
during fair week, returning home on
Mondays noon train.
lat prizes. If you fail in winning first
prize, you will be sure to secure one of
the others. If you send in your list of
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Messrs Tyrrell g. Burke are adding a
jewelry department to their new drug
store at Munich which will be under the
management of a practical matchmaker.
The youngest child of Jos. Lajimodier
died Monday afternoon at the family
home on Second street. The funeral
was held yesterday from the Catholic
church.
A new attraction to the fall buyer at
the Schulke department store is the five
and ten cent counters. You cannot look
them over without finding something
yon want.
Miss Myra Kohnen, who has been
spending the summer visiting with her
aunt, Mrs. Dan Shelley, of West Perry,
returned last Friday to her home in
Park River.
Contractor w. ]. Buckingham's crew
of bricklayers and stone masons arrived
in the city Tuesday from Grand Forks
to start work on the new Presbyterian
church superstructure.
Jos. F. Schneider left Tuesday for the
Twin Cities on business, will take in the
Minnesota state fair this week and goes
east to Chicago on a stock buying trip
for the new firm of Kelly & Schneider.
Tom Donovan, who is at present visit
ing at the home of his uncle, DR.. E. 1.
Donovan, is arranging to leave shortly
for Colorado, where he will spend the
winter and take up the study of medi-
cine.
A. Il. Aron, book-keeper with the
McPhail- Brosnahan Co., left Monday for
a short vacation. He visits the Mime
sofa fair and then goes for a short stay
with his folks in the southern part of
that state.
w. b. Gordon, who has been spending
part of the summer out on the coast, is
expected home this week. For nearly a
month he has been sojourning at Bantf,
N. w. T., taking the mineral waters and
baths for rheumatic troubles.
The Yves" Mahon residence property
north of the Opera House on Fourth
street, has been purchased by his brother,
G. e. Mahun, who has moved into town
from Easily to accept a position with the
Mahon & Robinson lumber firm.
Auditor Work, Treasurer Power,
Register of Deeds Allan Pinkerton and
Sheriff Peter Reid number among the
court house crowd who were visitors at
the Minnesota state fair the early part
of the week, returning home yesterday.
Miss Clara Rue and Miss Gertrude
Nelson are the only two of the corps of
teachers engaged with the city schools
last year who will not be here at the
opening of the fall term next week.
Their classes have been assigned to Miss
Esther Blackburn, of Sparta, Wis, and
Miss Rosa Duffy, of Austin, MINI.
The Citizens Bank of Wales publishes
this week the first call statement issued
since its organization less than two
months ago. The bank shows a good
line OF deposits and..is rapidly accumulat-
ing its share of the banking business of