Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-08-24
Use "Hannah's Pride" flour.


For fine Swiss embroidery go to G.. j.
Arcade.
Kelly is selling good macintosh rain
coats at $3.50 each.
"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 IS cents.
At the Chicago Store.
Cashier G. p. Getchell and wife were
guests at the U. G.. Il. hotel while visit
ing in the city Sunday.
Guy b. Soper, from the new town of
Nekoma on the 500, was transacting
business at the county seat Friday.
Elevator Agent l.. Norman and family
returned Friday from their visit of a
month to their former home in Mime
sofa.
Thos. Finnerty and Geo. w. Price re-
turned on Fridays moor train from their
two weeks trip through the Canadian
Northwest.
Robt Fleming was down the line Sat
urday from Dresden, where he is taking
a hand in the sale of threshing outfits as
a side line again this fall.
Geo. f. Barnard left yesterday for
Eau Claire, Wis, to attend the races, his
PAGER, George F., beng among the en-
tries in the faster events on the program
The w. j. Mooney State Bank of this
city is the parent of the State Bank OF
Sarles, the organization certificate of
which is given it's first publication in
this issue.
Prof. e. w. lockwood, from Iowa City
Ia, was here for a day or two last week
in company with Judge n. G. Young
looking over Cavalier county farm lands
at harvest time.
G. B. Westfall came up last week from
Beardsley, Mimi, and spent SOM
time here in company with E. H. Dur
bin looking after harvesting the crop or
their farms west of town.
DR.. |. w. Lynn was a visitor Friday
from Wales attending to business mat
tiers. He has now associated with hin
in his medical practice, DR.. Lewis, who
lately arrived from Toronto, Ont.
Jas. Mcdowell and wife returned
about a week ago from a visit with ole
neighbors at their former home in On
tario, whom they had not seen sine
coming out here over twenty years ago
Mrs. Jos. Derochers and Mrs. Ayot
left on Saturdays passenger for thei
trip to Oregon where they visit will
members of their respective families TO
a few weeks after taking in sights at tn
Portland fair.
Mrs. +. w. Bleakley and little daugh
ter, Ella, left on Monday by way of Han
nah for a couple of weeks visit with tn
family of Mrs. Bleakley's sister at XII
arney. They will also visit at Bossevail
for a short time before their return.
Jas. p. Dunnigan and brother, Chas
Dunnigan were IN town Monday fror
their farms in Trier to visit with Cler
George Dunnigan of Judge Dorval's Of
flee. Misses Sara and Nellie Dunnigar
their sisters were here from Beaulieu
spend the day with the boys.
j. f. Boyer, principal of the Mt. Cal
mel village school, returned last wee
from Pierz, Mimi, the former home {
the family. Mrs. Boyer and the famil
accompanied him and are making thei
home in one of the new houses built thi
summer by Jas S. Loynes on Pine stree
Sup't j. N. Henry of the city's electri
lighting plant states that the repairs i
progress the past few days, includin
the putting of new Hues in the engin
boiler, are being pushed ahead and b
the middle of the coming week the plan
will be furnishing lights to all parts {
the city.
G.. l. Merrick, who until recently Wa
deputy in the office of the state Ian
commissioner at Bismarck, visited in tn
city last week. He is nov engaged i
business at Napoleon, N. d., and il
c~identally is the holder of some choic
quarters of state land in the wester
part of the county.
Alex Reid, of Hannah, was in tow
last week for a day or two on his retur
from a trip over to Pembina where n
wrote at the civil service examination
applicants for positions in the lutte
States customs department. There wer
eleven applicants present to take the e,
animation, eight being residents ofPen
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