Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-09-21
Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.

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Harry Atkinson was a business visitor
Monday from Dresden.
Mrs. NJ. BOSNIAN is spending the week
here from Wales visiting friends.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Elem
ing at Dresden.
Bernard L. Learey, teacher of the Olga
village school, was in the city Saturday
visiting Co. Sup't Groom.
Miss Carrie Mcmillan made Langdon
friends a brief visit the forepart of the
week returning today to her home at
Hannah.
A. l. Birtch drove over to Crystal City.
Man.. last Friday taking the train there
for Oxbow, ASA, where he has extensive
land interests.
Mrs. Marion Kessler returned yester-
day from a summers visit with friends
and relatives in the Twin Cities and at
Davenport, Iowa.
Harry Ford, who travels over the state
in the interest of the Swift Packing Co..
was a visitor in the city over Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. E. H. Durbin.
G. r. Lasham attends promptly to all
calls for repairs of stove fittings and
furnace work. Practical tinsmith and
| plumber. Leave orders at residence on
Fourth street.
Miss Ellen Vierhus arrived last week
from Northwood and will make hel
home with the family of her uncle, Mr.
George Vierhus, of this city, while at
tending school this winter.
Prof. and Mrs. Chittenden and Miss
Bessie Marsh and brother, Will, are ex
pecting to leave next Tuesday for the
west, where they will join the family O.
Rev. DR.. Marsh in Washington.
H. A. Mayo and c. W. Andrews were
over from Walhalla a couple of days las
week ~transacting business connected
with the Mayo brick and tile plant a
the Fish Trap crossing on the Pembin;
river.
f. J. Stable, for many years associated
with his brother, J. G. Stable, in thu
management of the Chicago Store, ha:
this week accepted a position in tn
clothing and gents furnishings depart
ment of the j. B. Boyd department store
Herman Dohmann's youngest son
Joseph, who has been spending the sum
mer vacation with his parents, return;
this week to the state school for thu
deaf at Devils Lake. A little girlnamec
Agnes Derkson, whose parents live sever
miles west of Langdon, is also a studen
from this county at the school.
The awarding of prizes in the FREE
piano contest at McGruer & Wold's, Sc
to occur on Saturday of this week ma.
have to be given a ~postponement of
few days, owing to the absence from
town of Judge H. E. Dorval and A. p
Lindstrom who we're appointed as tw'
of the judges at the opening of the con
test.
Matt Doyle was down Monday from
Dresden to receive surgical treatmen
for injuries to his right hand, received
a couple of weeks ago by the exploding
of a gun while hunting. The hand wa
badly shattered and at the time the &C
cident happened it was feared amputa
tion would be necessary. Matt nov
hopes to regain the full use of his hand
Monday afternoon a driving hors
owned by VIM. Stevenson was seize'
with paralysis when being started on
drive into the country. The horse,
f~our-year-old raised by Mr.. Stevenson
was never able to get up from where i
fell on the corner of Spruce and Thir'
street and had to be hauled to the barn
where it was shot yesterday. Its help
lessness and the suddenness of tn
attack showed symptoms of either pa
ralysis or spinal meningitis.
Mrs. r. A. Shaw accompanied by he
son and daughter, NARROW and Mis-
Lilly, bid good bye Monday to thei
many friends, leaving on the Afternoon
train for their new home at Vancouver
B. G., where they join Mr.. Shaw anl
Correll. The Shaw> leave Langdol
after a residence here OF nearly elgh
years, during which time the family havt
been prominent members Of society ant
leave behind quite a larg" circle 0
friends. all OF whom wish Them happI
ness and prosperity in their nrw home
in the west. MI. Shaw, WHO has becl
in Vancouver since the early part OF th'
summer. has a comfortab'e ho!4e await
ING the arrival OF The family
Archie Sillers, 81, came Gown from