Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-01-17

"Hannah's Pride is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Flem-
ing at Dresden.
The new chief of the Milton fire
is H. Asgrimson, vice A. N.
Dohlan, resigned.
When you want a second pair of over
shoes don't overlook the fact that Kelly
& Schneider are selling good !Artics for
80 cents.
P. r. Highland, neal Milton, who had
for Cheyenne Wells, Colo, is back
because he didn't find things to suit
him in Colorado.
Harry Weiland is down at Bismarck,
where he has been appointed to a clerk
ship and will remain during the session
of the legislature.
Miss Katie Goggins, clerk at the
Mercer fruit and confectionery store, is
spending a week visiting the family of
her brother at Milton.
Money always on hand for first and
second mortgage loans on Cavalier
county lands. Best of rates and con
ditions. O. q. Thompson Cashier.
Sunday evening Rev. c. A. Bates, the
M. E. church pastor will fill the pulpit
of the Presbyterian church, the two
congregations joining in a union service
there.
x. Koppang from Milton, is down at
Bismarck, and like most all of the state
visitors will no doubt accept a
position on the legislative pay roll if
asked to.
The Munich camp of the Woodman
order gives a grand ball at the opera
house Friday night. The Woodmen is
the first order to start a lodge in
Munich.
Jno. I. Haight who has been actively
engaged in the real estate business at
Caron Sask., since removing from Osna-
brock a couple of years ago is here max
ing old friends a visit.
Mrs. Thos. Devaney has been temper
arily engaged as teacher of the second
intermediate and Fifth grade rooms at
the city schools, rendered vacant by the
resignation of Miss Louise Nelson.
John Balsdon. who last spring dis
posed of his town property, returning
to his Hay township farm is the happy
dad of a young son, who put IN an ap-
pearance the second day in the new year.
Henry Kirby, until recently black
smith with Lawrence Schoenbechler of
this city has gone to Walhalla, where
he has charge of the Thos. McInnis
blacksmith shop during the owners
illness.
Kelly & Schneider in their new advt
tell our readers of the success which at
tended their sacrifice sale last week.
Their price quotations on fur coats
ought to prove attractive to buyers
while the stock lasts.
Tuesday night the Philharmonic Con
cert Co., gave mi of their concerts at
Hannah making a drive of not less than
twenty-five miles in a little over four
hours despite the heavy and almost i'm
~occilln condition IF fhn rNoIc U1h0r
changed teams at Dresden and Wales
%enroute.
The inaugural message of Gov. Burke
and our first Bismarck legislative letter,
by the DEMOCRATS special c%orrespon-
dent are two features our readers should
have been given this week, but which
are un%avoidably left over until next
week, owing to the lack of mail facilities
for several days.
Fred L. johnson, who has had almost
aworld wide experience on the sea OF
journalism since disposing of the Osna.
brock Independent four years ago is
now publishing Devils Lakes third
newspaper theRepublican, about which
the other two papers are saying some
things that are likely to provoke mos
anybody except such a cas- hardened
pencil pusher as Fred. 1t looks like tos
much johnson for the Journal ano
Inter-Ocean. but then Devils Lake, with
all its much vaunted growth and pro
gress hasn't reached the third news
paper stage of greatness, not yet.