Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-08-31
Use "Hannah's Pride" flour.

For fine Swiss embroidery 20 to G.. j.
Kelly's Arcade.
Kelly is selling good macintosh rain
coats at $3.50 each.
Mrs. VIM. Haverty is spending a week
with friends and relatives in the Valley.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Elem
ing at Dresden.
Attorney E. H. Gordon went down
the line to the Forks Saturday on legal
business.
Mrs. M. L. Sullivan is spending the
week visiting with relatives and friends
at the Forks.
Il. r. Pierce is one of the Langdon
party spending the week at the state
fair at Grand Forks.
Smoked homeless blind robins. Half
pound cans, Is cents or two for Is cents.
At the Chicago Store.
Miss Cassie Fee is in the city from
Milton spending the week at the home
of the Hodgins family.
Judge Cleary combined business with
pleasure and spent several days at
Grand Forks this week.
Attorney J. G. johnson was in town
from Milton between trains yesterday
attending to legal matters.
Misses Viola Truax and Leonora
ALERT were visitors with friends down
the line at Milton over Sunday.
Landlord Hankey is enjoying a few
days with old friends from over the
state at Grand Forks during fair week.
John L.Robertson did his first thresh-
ing Friday last week, starting the
machine on a field of early harvested
! oats.
w. j. Mercer is this week moving into
the Miss Mooney house, on Fifth street,
until lately occupied by MIR. and Mrs.
Louis Fischer.
Chas. Richardson, manager for the
branch yard of the Langdon Lumber
Co., at Wales, was a Sunday visitor with
friends in town.
Frank Moran and M. J. O'Malley
were passengers Tuesday to Grand
Forks where they make a stay the bal,
| oron of tho r,oo1y k,lyip~ IN III cfafo foir
N. e. McGruer spent Saturday at
Easily looking after business connected
with the new drug store to be opened
shortly by the new firm of McGruer &
Abbott.
A.P. Macarthur, principal of the
Wales schools, was among the visiting
pedagogues last week and wrote at the
teachers examination held on Friday
and Saturday.
Joe Wegley came in from his horse
and cattle ranch at Willisuon yesterday
and will make a stay here for some time
while looking after taking off the crop
on his farms in this county.
Miss Ruth Watt, sister of Mrs. j. j
Robson, came over last week from
Munich to accept a position as book.
keeper and typewriter at the music and
jewelry store of McGruer & Void.
Miss Rose DUNN, cousin of Mrs
Albert Baker, left on Mondays for Lari.
more. During her stay here of three
months Miss Dunn held a position as
typesetter in the composing rooms of the
Republican.
John Mahon returned Saturday of last
week from his visit to Battle Creek
Mich. Mrs. Mahon and their daughter
LaBelle, and Miss Mae Foshay are find
ing the treatment at the sanitarium OF
great benefit, expecting to return home
in about a month.
DR.. S., G. Gibson has this week placed
a finely upholstered operating chair in
the surgery at his office. The chair
was purchased by the doctor while al
Portland Ore, this summer where he
attended the sessions of the American
Medical Association.
Judge Dorval came over from Lang
don Friday to attend and assist in the
singing, at Mr.. Dumas funeral. The
Judge received a hearty greeting from
his many friends who are always PLEASED
to see him. There are few men in Cava
lier county who are so generally liked as
MIR. Dorval.- Walhalla Mountaineer.
Miss Marion Flumerfelt took Satur
days passenger for Devils Lake to at
tend the funeral of her grandmother
Mrs. Flumerfelt, ST., aged eighty years
Death occurred at an early hour Friday
but a short time after the arrival at the
family home of her son, Mr.. William
Flumerfelt of this city. Quite a grown
family of sons and daughters are left tc
mourn the departure of the deceased
1t is only about two months since the
death of the father, MIR. Flumerfelt, ST..
who for a long time was an invalid prior