Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-02-14
Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.

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When you buy a sack OF -four buy the
best. "Hannah's Pride is guaranteed,
Simon says:-"All wi~nterlgoods must
60 Better step in and see swhat he
means.
John Mahon who has been visiting
with old friends and relativesin Ontario
since the holidays returned home on
Mondays passenger.
Bernard Leary, principal..of the Wales
village school was a county seat visitor
Tuesday discussing educational matters
with Go. Supt. Groom.
If you are holding an auction sale
this spring let the DEMOCRAT office
print your sale bills. Large or rsmall
bills at moderate prices.
Elias Porter was in the city from
Calvin a short time Monday on his way
for a visit with members of the family
at his old home in Beaulieu.
Miss Mamie Helgesen. of Milton, has
been engaged as teacher of the PRIMARY
grades of the Osnabrock school, which
now has a staff of four teachers.
Robert Brison has this week lost a valu.
able heavy draft mare which died after
being sick only a few days. 1t was one
OF the most valuable work horses he had
on the farm.
Hon. ID. Ii. Mcmillan Is spending a
few days atBismarck, having accompan-
led the Cavalier county members of the
Legislature on their return to the state
capitol last Friday.
The Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance
Company charge interest only from the
day the money is paid on farm loans,
instead of date the papers are signed.
r. A. Wadsworth, Agt.
w. e. Stevens. who has been in the
real estate business at Milton since
severing his connection with the CT.
Northern as agent at that place, was
here Saturday for a few hours.
Township blanks. The DEMOCRAT
carries a full line of all blanks used in
the transaction of township business.
Orders by mail are promptly filled by
return mail the same day received.
Jas. Z. Dunnigan is this week holding
down the Office of clerk of the county
court while his brother, Clerk Geo. q.
Dunnigan, is looking after his farming
interests in the western part of the
county.
L. Kitchen, of Waterloo township. who
has been confined to his home by sick
ness most of the time since the begin
ming of the New Year, was sufficiently
recovered in health to drive into town
this week.
George Schneider drove over from
Iona OF Saturday with Miss Edna Ur-
laub, a sister of Mrs. Matt Schneider,
who is returning to her home at Leroy
after a few weeks visit with the
Schneiders at Iona.
On tomorrow, Friday afternoon, the
guild social circle of the Presbyterian
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
H. ID. ALERT. The ladies of the guild
extend a cordial invitation to all of their
friends to attend. Ten cents.
Rev. S. J. Buck, who has been Ill with
typhoid fever most all the time since re-
moving from Langdon to Rolla last
fall, is now improving rapidly in con-
dition and according to a letter received
last week was able to sit up a short
time daily.
Boyd's department store has received
during the past week direct from New
York a choice selection of the latest
ideas in dress trimmings and millinery
goods. They have just been put on the
eastern market for the 1907 spring fash
ions and are thoroughly up 20 date in
style and pattern.
G. w. Andrews had ten Angora goats
shipped from Montana to Walhalla last
week. The animals arrived in fine con-
dition, and will be turned loose on the
Ferndale farms next summer. MIR.
Andrews hopes that the underbrush
will appeal to their omnivorous ap-
pettites.
The skating rink has certainly been
we'll patronized this winter and next
Wednesday nights event, the hockey
match between the hockey clubs of
Hannah and Langdon, in which the
boys from up the line come here to play
a return game, is certainly an event that
is likely to be given a good turn out.
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