Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-03-15
Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.

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New patterns in wall paper at the
Bee Hive store.
The best is none to good--Formalde-
hyde we mean. McGruer.
Call andlook us over in drills, harrows
and spring goods generally. Hunter g.
Stevenson.
Judge Cleary was practicing in dis
trict court over at PembiEa several days
of last week.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
eel hard wheat. Sold by Robert Elem
ing at Dresden.
Druggist Harry Francis Of the Lang
don Pharmacy was off duty last week
several days while sick.
L. Il. Pierce got back Monday from
a weeks trip to the horse markets in st.
Paul, Mimi, and Sioux City, Iowa.
The Cummings grain commission firm
has opened an Office at Milton which is
III Slidl ~ VI ~. ~. WlllillLlp, formerly OF
Edinburg.
Miss Lillian May Crawford was d pas
songcr returning home Saturday from u
visit since the holidays with relatives
in Ontario and New York state.
George Vierhus visited a few days last
week with the family OF his brother.
Louis Vierhus at Northwood prior to their
departure for Forest Grove, Oregon.
Jno. Z. Ramage, who has been spend
ing a month in Arkansas and southern
Kansas, in hopes of getting rid Of rheu-
matte troubles returned to the city
Friday.
Paul Waterstrat, manager of the new
abstract and title Office of this city, left
Saturday for a visit over the week end
with friends at his former home in
Crookston.
Frank Kelly left on yesterday after
Moons passenger for Grand Forks where
he will undergo an operation for the at
tack of appendicitis from which he has
suffered of late.
Dan Porter, one of the pioneers of
Glenila who for several years has farm
ed a section and a half of land re-
tires from business to make his future
home in the town of Calvin.
Mrs. John Mahon returned Friday
from Larimore, at which point she met
her two nieces, the Misses Ferguson
who came from the state of Washington
for al extended visit at the Macon home.
Mrs. G. H. McDermott was a passen-
ger yesterday afternoon to Fargo, called
there to attend the funeral of a niece,
whose death is announced as having
occurred Tuesday after a lingering ill
ness of several weeks duration.
r. B. Falconer returned home Mon
day. Since attending the funeral of his
father at Mimic last week he spent seve-
raj days at Fargo visiting his brother,
Mr.. George Falconer, who has been
quite i'll for some little time past.
L. A.. Levescont, arrived yesterday
from Glencoe, Mimi, and. will make a
stay of some weeks while perpecting the
plans of contemplated improvement in
the electric light plant, recently pur.
chased by himself and local parties from
the city.
Badertscher & Frank, the Mt. Carme.
painters, are known by the people al
over the north and western parts of the
county for the tirst-class character Of
the work they turn out. They have
been busy most of the winter on inside
work and now spring is opening up, arc
likely to run a full crew of painters
paperhangers ard decorators.
Adolph Langevin was over yesterday
from Olga and stated that during the
coming week he expected to open to the
public his new restaurant at that place
which will be known as "The Farmers
Home and Travellers Rest" The popu
larity of it's proprietor throughout tn
eastern part of the county bespeaks tn
assured success of this new bushes:
venture in Olga.