Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-03-21
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See John l.. Robertson for cheap money

lIloOSlol Has SCCu OdUS " SulC. ANU
wild oats.
Edison and Victor talking machines
for sale at McGruer & Wold's.
When you buy a sack of -four buy the
best. "Hannah's Pride" is guaranteed.
Chas. Plummer and wife of Sarles are
spending a few days visiting with friends
in town.
"Hannah's Pride is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert Flem-
ing at Dresden.
Orders for soft water promptly de-
livered by r. B. Falconer, the water
man. Phone %.
Gypsine, all %colors. recommended by
all painters as being the best wall finish
on the market. For sale by Mercer &
LAWN.
The Langdon Woman's club held its
regular fortnightly meeting On Tuesday
afternoon, Mrs. DR.. Kerr being the host
ess of the occasion.
Mrs. j. d. Milne is now improving
after an illness of several weeks and will
shortly leave for a visit with friends at
her former home in Iowa.
John Gordon, a former we'll known
Hannah resident, now in business at
Calvin takes a trip this spring to his old
home Scotland where he will spend the
summer visitlngs.
The death occurred on Monday of
last week at Rosehill of the infant babe
of A. Fl. Loeweu. The death of the
mother two weeks ago happened when
the little one was born.
Druggist A. p. Grey and wife were
passengers down the line Tuesday. Mr..
Grey accompanying his wife as far as
st. Paul, the later going to Ontario for
an extended visit with her folks.
The resignation by Rev. G.. L. Wilson
of the passionate of the Presbyterian
church will be formally acted upon at
the annual meeting of the congregation
to be held on Tuesday evening of next
week.
Rev. W. H. Walker of the Baptist
church of this city will preach at Still
we'll next Sunday at three o'clock in the
afternoon. A special service is also
being arranged for Easter Sunday at
Stilwo11 of tho cov,a bour
Mike Kelly left last week for a trip
through the states of Washington and
Oregon. Before returning he intends
spending some time looking over invest
ments in the timber lands, that be made
on a previous trip through the west.
"Georgie" Fisher of Harvey Centre,
who held a position as %janitor at Bis
marck during the legislative session is
still at the state capital and friends here
will be glad to learn that his services
gave such general satisfaction that there
is a probability of his position becoming
a permanent one.
Regular services at the Methodist
church neXt Sunday. Subject of ser
mon in the morning, The Windows of
Heaven Opened:' in the evening The
Christian His Growth" this being the
second of a series of sermons preached
upon the general subject of THE Chris
tian.' Everyone cordially invited. C.
A. Bates. Pastor.
The lecture of Rev. Forster from Han
nah on Irish Mixtures-Wise and
Otherwise billed for Monday night but
observation-disclosures untilthefollowing
night was given a turn out considerably
smaller than the merits of the lecture
deserved, though easily accounted for
by the inability of the railroads to give
a regular train service this winter.
Adam Barker. assistant cashier OF the
w. j. Mooney State Bank, took Tues
days train to Grand Forks, where it is
his purpose to take the civil service OK
animation of applicants for positions as
railway mail clerks. He expects or his
return to be accompanied by Mrs. Bark
err. who has been spending several
months visiting her parents in Mime
sofa.
n. d. OrShaughnessy has bills out
advertising his big auction sale of horses
farm stock and machinery, which will
be held on Tuesday of next week, March
Goth, in Dresden. Mr.. O'Shaughnessy
is retiring from farming here in order tc
remove to his former home in Ontario
where he has business interests. This
is one of the biggest sales to be held in
the county this spring.
Co. Auditor and Mrs. Robt. Works
little daughter, Mary, is sick with diph
liberia, the present attack being the
third the patient has been treated TO,
during the past few months. We are
glad to say that the little girl is not by
opv rooopc dopoororcIy Ill Tbo L.--