Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-12-28

Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.
Rev. Bacher, was in the city yesterday
from Wales.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Flem-
ing at Dresden.
Jas. Brosnahan Jr., is here from
Grand Forks for a visit during the holt
days with his parents.
f. X. Hoffarth, wife and family left
yesterday for a midwinter visit at their
old home at Carlsruhe, Ont.
Alderman Nickles returned from his
trip to Battleford, N. w. r., in time to
spend Christmas with his family.
Attorney Smith returned home Tues
day from Morris, Mimi, where he spent
Christmas with old acquaintance.
Angus Mcpherson took Yesterdays
train for a visit to his old home in Nova
Scotia after an absence of seventeen
years.
Mrs. M. Kessler and son, Miles, left
Tuesday for a New Years visit in st.
Paul with the family of Hon. w. A.
Laidlaw.
Miss Lavina Porter goes to Spring
field, ILL.,, to attend a seminary instead
of re-entering the Hamline university
after the holidays.
Miss Eugene Barcelo left yesterday
via Hannah and the G. P. R'y for a
visit of tXo months with relatives of the
family in Montreal.
Money burns holes in the pocket, but
it is cool and safe in the bank. Open an
account with the First State Bank Of
Easily, N. Oak. Do it to-day.
DR., and Mrs. S. G. Kerr returned home
Tuesday from a short holiday visit with
the McEwans, parents of Mrs. Kerr
who reside in the Twin Cities.
Rod McHugh, youngest son of Mrs. P
McHugh, came home last week from st
Thomas College, st. Paul for a visit with
the family during the holiday vacation
Charley Myers, the popular day CLERK
at the new Columbia Hotel, has gone te
Grand Forks, where he will consult
an eye specialist during a stay of a few
days.
Stenographer A. F. Madison CANE w
from Grand Forks yesterday along with
= Judge Kneeshaw to do some court re
porting in cases that the judge heard il
chambers.
s E. H. Koehler, of Clyde and Jos
Q Kroeplin, of Calvin are two new reader:
of the DEMOCRAT, whose m make
Q their appearance on our subscription
n list with the beginning of the New
Year.
Langdon teachers attending the meet
It ing of the state educational association
at Grand Forks this week include tn
following: Misses Lizzie Byrne, Alic,
Kelly, Nettie Treadwell and Esthe
Blackburn.
Jas. Gordon who has read the DEMO
Graf every week since the first copy wa
: issued over twenty years ago dropped il
last week with holiday greetings ant
had the date of the subscription on hi
- paper advanced 10 March 1907.
st. Alphonsus Hall has been engaged
- for a performance by Renix Bros, troup
- of colored performers on Tuesday even
~ ing of next week, January End. Thei
10 advance agent billed the town wit
some highly colored Autographs thi
X week.
:, The funeral occurs today in the buris
ground of the Catholic church at Vale
. of the aged father of MIR. Frank Niebol'
of Grey township. Deceased died Tues
day after an illness of some month
= standing and was over eighty years ole
He accompanied his son here three year
ago at the time the family came to Ca
as Waller county from Howell, Nebraska.
y Thursday of next week Rev. Fathe
Vaughan, the widely known orator an
le churchman of theNorthwest, will lectur
in st. Alphonsus church. The subject
r. the evening it is understood will b
IN Sermons From Shakespeare" Th
Is reputation of the lecturer and interes
20 in the theme should insure a full tur
10 out of Langdon people to hear Fathe
a Vaughan.
Rev. Jas. Austin, of Hannah, VIII
just nov is travelling over the state 6
- one of the corps of lecturers attached t
the North Dakota farmers institute
figured as the officiating clergy at
wedding held Tuesday at Devils LAX
The contracting parties hailed fror
Leeds and desired to be married Will
%enroute to Fairbault, Mimi. where the
intend spending their honeymoon.
TnAA 0AAHTA