Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-08-10
Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.

For fine Swiss embroidery go to G. j.
Kelly's Arcade.
Kelly is selling good macintosh rain
coats at $3.50 each.
Andrew Hepburn was visiting Lang
don friends yesterday.
Ed. Nc Gregor is building a fine new
home on his farm near MAZDA.
Veterinary B. o. Minge is spending
the week transacting business in the
Twin Cities.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Elem
ing at Dresden.
Smoked homeless blind robins. Half
pound cans, Is cents or two for 25 cents.
At the Chicago Store.
Ed. f. Elford came over from Winni-
peg the forepart of the week for a few
days visit with old friends.
Neil McKechnie spent a day or two
the latter part of the week looking after
his western Cavalier county interests.
Easily townfolks are extending con-
gratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. McCurdy
on the birth of a little baby girl on Sun
day last.
L. D. Sweetman was here on business
Friday. He is a former Milton resident
and now has extensive ranching interests
out near Wiiliston.
For any kind of a loan or any kind of
a land deal see Wadsworth. He gives
good farms to those who will work them
on half crop contracts.
Sup't Hayward is being visited this
week by his brother, Prof, A. Hayward
and wife who arrived from Cavalier last
Saturday for a short stay.
Miss Gwen Francis is acting as type
writer and stenographer at Mooney &
lJohnSton's real estate office during the
absence of Miss Lille O'Brien.
l have a Kimball make piano in st,
Paul, which l got in a real estate deal
1t is perfectly new,-never was used
Having no use for it | will sell it cheap
P. P. Kopriva.
Clarence, the eleven year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w Treleven, of Hannah
died at Grafton on the 18th inst, the in
terment occurred on Saturday in the
Iooro+arv of Hannah
Miss Helen Sullivan returned last
week from Devils Lake, where she has
been visiting her grandmother, Mrs
. Baker, and other relatives since the
} close of the Chautauqua.
: Mrs. Chris Lasham's little daughter
Florence, returned home Monday from
Walhalla, and is stated as having almost
entirely recovered from the rheumatic
trouble from which she has long been q
sufferer.
l Jno. H. Mueller was down the line
), Tuesday from Dresden on business ano
to see a few friends. Dresden is doine
considerable in the building line itselt
this summer and is not feeling any con
+ Germ over the new 500 line or the Grea'
| Northern extension to the west of them
Rev. Edwin Evans tina
Methodist Episcopal services will bt
held by him on the coming Sunday a
the following places: Elkwood at l1:O
a. m., Harvey Centre at $3.50 p. NJ, ane
Easily at 7:3O p. M, subject, "Feigneo
Righteousness A welcome will be ex
tended to all.
| Mrs. w. j. Craig, of Kansas City, who
> has been spending part of the summer
{. visiting at Elkwood with her father anC
brother, M. H. and w. H. Row, left fo1
!, her home on yesterdays train. Horton
J Row, the eldest son of w. H. Row, &C
. companied Mrs. Craig and will remain
in Kansas City for a year attending
9 school.
r Frank Garvey was here this weel
making delivery to Cavalier county par
, ties of binding twine purchased of tn
Irvine plant which is operated in connec
!, ton with the state penitentiary at Bis
: marck. Mr.. Garvey .has already dis
: tributed several carloads of this year
! out put at points lying between Milton
and Hannah and reports Cavalier coun
ty as being n of the largest shippers o
Irvine from Bismarck in the entire north
ern half of the state.
The village school at Hannah will re
open at the commencement Of the fal
term as a consolidated school, the en-
rollment of pupils embracing the entire
school population of Linden township
In accordance with this contemplated
change the rural schools will close ano
the directors of the school board a
Hannah have divided the township into
four districts or routes, over which con
veyances will travel to convey pupils tt
and from school each day. This yea
Linden township has a school popula
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