Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-09-14
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"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Elem
ing at Dresden.
DR.. Benoit was over from Munich over
Sunday visiting with his college chum.
DR.. H. E. Dorval.
Miss Eva Fleming came down from
Dresden on Monday and is spending the
week visiting the city.
Mrs. JOS. f. Schneider returned Mon.
day afternoon from a weeks visit with
friends and relatives at Wales.
Miss Mollie Comstock arrived Tues.
day from st. Paul, where she has been
visiting for over a week with friends.
Miss Mary Currie and Miss Amanda
McNiven took Tuesdays train for Han.
nah, where they visit with friends for 6
week.
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
words. McGruer & Void.
Parnell O'Brien left on this afternoons
train for Fargo, where he will make f;
stay of several days while undergoing
the treatment of an eye specialist.
Mrs. Boyd and sister, Miss Ella Gogin
who are visiting at Berlin, Wis, at which
place the funeral of their brother, Mr.
Richard Gogin, occurred recently art
expected home this week.
Mr.. John Hayward and mother, Mrs
Hayward, ST., who have visited during
the past month at the home of Mr.. ano
Mrs. R. Hayward, left yesterday return
ing to their home in Illinois.
Three-quarters of an inch of rainfall
during the thunderstorm that continued
through the greater part of last nigh
has brought threshing machines in the
vicinity of Langdon to a standstill fol
the balance of the week.
Ladies will hardly require to have
their attention directed to the fact tina
the department stores of J. B. Boyc
and A. Schulke inaugurate their fall
opening of new millinery, tomorrow ane
Saturday, Sept. 18th and 18th.
Minneapolis, North Dakota is rumoree
as being the new name of the 500 rail
road town in Walsh county, that ha,
contested with Cavalier county's new
end-town on the Ct. Northern the RICH
and privilege of adopting the name O
Sarles.
Deputy Sheriff Amos Abbott, return
ing Monday from a week end visit a
Hannah, brought a big bag of ducks
chickens and a sand hill crane. Prairi.
chickens are scarce, but hunters at Han
noh find no trouble in getting all tn
ducks they want at Rush Lake.
The firm of Kelly & Schneider have
lease of the store building at Wale'
formerly occupied by Druggist Billie
deau in which they will open up a stool
of general merchandise. Business viii
be opened up in the course of a few day
and it is understood that Mr.. Loui!
Fischer will be installed as manager O
the branch store.
Hon. Fred Mclean and others ar
trying to organize a mutual life insur
ance company IN the old line basis
They should receive encouragement
There is no reason why a home compan,
could not do our life insurance as safely
and then the money would be left in tn
state to aid in the channels of trade.
Bathgate Pink Paper.
Mrs. G. H. Mccarthy, sister of Mrs
N. r. Burley, who has been visiting a
Langdon, with her niece, Mrs. o. f
Thompson, and at Crystal City, Man
with ex-premier Greenway's family, re
turned Saturday evening to Walhalla
in time to make one of a chicken hunt
ing party which promise to bring hom'
a lot of the feathered tribe.-Walhall;
Mountineer.
Peter Penner made the DEMocRA,
quite a pleasant call while in tow
Monday. During the summer he ha
built a new $1,000 home on his Waterloo
township farm, which in the past twelv'
years he has made one Of the pleasantes
places to be found in the county. HI
has quite an orchard of fruit bearin!
trees and a fine crop of crab apple
makes one of the results that he enjoy
this fall.
The 500 track layers are expected t.
reach Sarles next Tuesday, and a mixet
train service will then he inaupurato(