Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-01-05
Try q sack Of "Hannah,s Pride" -four
Once tried always used. 44

Try a sack Of "Hannah's Pride -four.
Once tried always used.
Ladies' astrachan coats worth $50 now
selling for s35 at Kelly's Arcade.
A few farms for sale on the crop
payment plan. Mooney, Champine &
Johnston.
George Draper, the Osnabrock drug
gist was in Langdon transacting bust
nesss Tuesday.
1t you want a life insurance policy
that you can pay up in ten, fifteen or
twenty years, talk to 7. E. Burke.
George Mcmillan, for some time past
bookkeeper with Mercer & LAWN, left
yesterday for his former home in Win
nipeg.
The Cavalier County Abstract & Title
Guaranty Co. has moved into the
vacant suite of offices in the ALERT g.
Winter block.
Mrs. Eta Coulliard went to Grand
Forks on Saturday and spent New Years
day with relatives and friends returning
to the city Tuesday.
Thos. Ullyott was up the line at Han
nah to spend New Years Day with his
brother l. Ullyott, and other western
Cavalier county relatives.
Robert Fleming was here Tuesday on
his way back to Dresden from a New
Years visit to old friends at Osnabrock
and other points down the line.
DR.. P. @. Donovan president of the
First National Bank of Langdon, is here
from Neche to attend the annual bust.
ness meeting and visit old friends.
George Weir one of the old pioneers
on the board of county commissioners
was a visitor Tuesday from Milton ano
greeted the new and outgoing court
house officials.
Archie Slllers Jr., cam down from
Hannah on Tuesday to exchange New
Years greetings and talk business fol
the brands of flour turned out by the
end town roller mills.
Misses Helen Sullivan and Viola Truaz
along with Cecil Mahon returned or
Mondays train to the university al
Grand Forks after a visit during the
holidays at their homes here.
Attorney Cleary appeared in behalf o.
the state in the case against E. T. Bas
com before Judge Fisk last Saturday
when the defendant made application
for release under bond pending his trial
Jas McDougall is. being visited this
week by his sister, Mrs. Limburner
who arrived on Monday from Towner
McHenery county and will spend some
little time among former acquaintance:
in the Harvey Center neighborhood.
John Mahon left on Saturdays trai1
for Bathgate and in company with hi
partner j. B. Robinson will visit tn
various lumberyards of the firm of Major
& Robinson in the northern part of tn
state.
Hannah people and the farmers o
Cavalier county are to be congratulated
on securing a Farmers Institute for tn
end town. Rev. Jas. Austin who is en-
gagged in institute work with the agri
cultural college faculty has been Target.
instrumental in getting a date for Han
nah.
Miss Maggie Smith a former residen
of the southwestern part of this count,
was married December 2Sth at Calves
ton, Indiana, to Mr.. Edmund Eagleson
1.-The bride is a sister of the Smith boy
of Weber township and is wed to ED
Eagleson, for a long time the popula
chef at the A1mory restaurant Of w. A
Ferguson.
A lot of Langdon people will be abb
to sympathize with the Heating famil
on learning of the death of Thos. Keat
ing ST., whose funeral occurred a
Estevan, ASA, N. w. T., on Christina
, day. 1t is only about a year ago sine
the family left here to make their HON
on the Canadian side OF the line and tn
announcement of the old gentleman
passing away will come as a shock an
surprise to the many who knew him here
Monday morning the home of Mr.
r. B. Doherty at Michigan, N. d., wa
destroyed by fire. Early residents
Langdon will recall Editor Doherty a
being the founder of theC avalierCou
Courier. Later he embarked in tn
newspaper field in Nelson county an
since his death eleven years ago tn
management of the paper has bee
most creditably conducted by Mr.
Doherty. The loss she sustains IN tn
fire of Tuesday will be learned OF wit
regret by many former Langdon friend