Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-11-02
Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.
Fur coats at the Bee Hive store.

Fur coats at the Bee Hive store.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Flem-
ing at Dresden.
j. H. Placement, a we'll known business
hustler from Olga, was over here on
business Monday.
Attorney Cleary has been spending
the greater part of the week in the Twin
Cities on legal business.
Clerk of Court H. o. Storlie was a
visitor over Sunday with his brother,
Carl Storlie, the butcher at Hampton.
The birth of a fine baby boy is report
ed as having occurred last Saturday
afternoon at the home of Alfred Haines
near Easily.
Cashier johnson, of the State Bank of
Nekoma, who has been in the city some
time while Ill with typhoid fever, is re-
ported as being convalesent.
The large two story frame barn at the
rear of the McHugh residence is being
taken down and removed to the R. E.
McHugh stock farm near Dresden.
The Daisy roller feed mill of Messrs.
Parsons & Alpstag is this week being
made both comfortable and tire-proof
by sheet iron siding of neat pattern.
The Polmatier Sisters give one of their
orchestra and concert performances at
Hannah this evening. They appear I'M
der the auspices of the A. F. & A. M.
Harry Ford, travelling salesman for the
Armour pa skiing company with head
quarters at Grand Forks, spent Sunday
here visiting with his sister, Mrs. E. H.
Durbin.
Mrs. A. B. Darling and daughter, Mrs.
&c. S. Hunter. returned home Saturday
from Clearwater, Mimi, at which place
the funeral of Mr.. Darling occurred last
Wednesday.
Monday afternoon of next week the
members of the Ladies Guild hold their
regular monthly business meeting a 1.-THE
home of Mrs. A. Mcknight, commencing
at three o'clock
Cavalier county farm lands are steadily
increasing in value. Money is cheap.
: Make a farm loan with Clearly Mclean
and buy state land at the sale to be
t held December LIST. 1918
George w. and Harry E. Price are ex-
pecting the arrival this week of their
mother, Mrs. j. M. G. Price from st.
james, Mimi, for a visit with the fam
< lilies of her two sons.
The DEMOCRAT, although a week late,
hastens to extend to Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.
s Price congratulations on the arrival of a
t little daughter at their home on Wednes-
q day of last week, the 25th ult.
Friday night last week the Easily
i dancing club gave the first of a series of
social hops to be held during the winter
9 months. The Langdon orchestra were
o on hand to furnish the music.
Mrs. Sarah McDougall left last Fri
k day for a weeks visit with relatives at
Park River, prior to leaving for Butte,
v Mont, where she will make her home
with her daughter, Mrs. Robinson.
A new store is being opened up this
g week at Weaver by Thos. Stageberg,
who moved up there this fall from
a Hampden. The probability is thet he
& will also be given the appointment OF
postmaster.
r. Entertainments are coming thick and
a fast. The band boys have the Opera
le House engaged for tomorrow, FRIDAY
h and Saturday evenings when a program
d of dramatic readings and musical solos
Of will be given.
70 Take note that in another columnE.E
Sherwin is in the lead with a new ad
If vertisement to the holiday trade this
N week. This fall Mr.. Sherwin has a big.
ger stock and better opportunity tc
display it than ever in the past.
p. Our Canadian cousins observed Thurs
70 day of last week, October 26th, as
II Thanksgiving Day. Until this year
70 Canada has observed the last Thurs
t. day November as Thanksgiving Day
la the same as the people of the United
in States.
" Thursday, November 23rd, one week
a. before Thanksgiving day, is the date sci
for the bazaar and sale of plain ano
- fancy needlework to be held by the
ladies of the Presbyterian church. The
place of sale and fuller particulars will
be given of this event next week.
Jno L. McNeill and D. C~harbonneau
we're over from Olga on Monday to Sc
cure estimates from Langdon dealers on
a bill of lumber for the new $1,000
Catholic Forester hall, which is destin,
ed to number among the substantial i'm.
provements to be made in Olga this fall,