Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-02-21
Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.


When you buy a sack of flour buy the
best. "Hannah's Pride" is guaranteed.
Co. Com'r Ole l. Gievre was a visitor
in the city Tuesday from:Osnabrock on
business between trains.
Co. Supt B. E. Groom returned to the
city Tuesday from a trip through the
south end of the county on school
matters.
Co. Treasurer Thos Sheehan has had
a telephone placed in his Office lately
for the use of citizens having Ebusiness
with him.
J.W .Pomoroy of Milton, has been pro-
noted to general agent of the Interna-
tionalHarvester Co., with headquarters
at Bismarck,
A. f. Gardner went along with the
party of Langdon travellers that:left on
Saturdays train for a months excursion
trip through Colorado.
j. w. Phinn, the Grafton clothing
man, is spending the week in town with
a full line of spring suitings which.he is
showing his customers.
Money always on hand for first and
second mortgage loans on Cavalier
county lands. Best of rates and con
ditions. o. ID. Thompson Cashier.
A. Prinyer, who since removing from
here has been farming in Saskatchewan
is here making his sister and former
friends a short visit and looking after
business matters.
Rev. M. P. Burns, presiding elder of
the Grand Forks district, visited at the
M. d. parsonage and held the quarterly
business meeting on Tuesday of last
week between trains.
Butcher j. f. Ramage started one of
the early 1907 building improvements
this week, and is putting up an ice house
at the rear of his meat market in
which he will store his summer supply
of ice.
+. w. Carlson of Munich is holding
down a clerkship at Bismarck rendered
vacant by the resignation of H. Bogstie
of the same place. Mr.. Carlson, opened
the first drug store in Munich and only
recently sold out.
The nobbiest line of ladies and child
rens shoes and oxfords ever seen this
side of the twin cities arrived on Mon
day and are on exhibition at the Star
Shoe and Gents Furnishing Store-Step
in and see them. Simon Schefter.
On Tuesday Judge Dorval granted a
marriage licenses to Mr.. Morten Nor
tenson and Miss Ingeborg Gjevre. Both
of the parties are we'll known residents
of Osnabrock township, the bride-elect
being a daughter of Co, Com'r Gjevre.
Fl. A. Fisher. partner of Jas. Cairns
in the basement barber shop under the
First National Bank is back from a visit
since the holidays with friends near
Fargo and across the line in Manitoba,
the family arrived on yesterdays after
noon train.
Mrs. VIM. Tunney of Saskatoon, sister
of Miss Katie Goggins and Miss Lucy
Mulligan and who has been visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat. Mulligan
returned to Milton Monday where she
will visit for a few days before return
ing TO her home at at Saskatoon.
Twenty below zero again this morning,
but the weather clerk promises a return
of our February thaw in a few days. In
the meantime the reader who gets a
chill can warm up by reading the report
in the daily papers of the Thaw case,
which is still in progress in New York.
The family of NJ. j. Coffey at Munich,
mourn the demise of their eldest daugh-
ter, Laura, aged sixteen years, whose
death occurred on Friday of last week
after. a brief illness of ten days. Her
%amiability of temperament had won for
her a wide acquaintanceship among the
people of Munich, where she was a
favorite with everyone.