Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-12-28
Wheat No. / Hard As cents

yesterday.
NJ. Morrison ate his Xmas dinner in
the country.
Tom Brown and Mr.. Haverdy spent
Xmas at Cavalier.
Geo. Harris has accepted a position
as clerk at Boyd's store.
Justice Dawson has opened his office
on the corner opposite the bank.
Senator Bidlake and family are in
the city the guests of the Columbia.
In order to make room Mrs. BlaAely
will close out the holiday goods at
cost. 2O-2l
DR.. McKinty Of Neche spent Christ
mas in town the guest of Doctor and
Mrs. E I. Donovan.
Eev. Father Pouliot sung midnight
mass at Mt. Carmel. 4 very large
number of people attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. Oak and family
drove over to Morden Saturday to
spend Xmas with their parents.
T. T. Tillish representing the Secur-
ity Trust Co. of Grand Forks, was do
ing business in Langdon this week.
S. E. Haight, the p. p. man, came
up from Milton yesterday to talk
politics. He is shopping at the Column
bia.
A lot of holiday goods to be sold at
cost for the next two weeks at Mrs.
Blakely's. 20 p
The ladies' of the Hotel Columbia
will receive on New Years. No doubt
our numerous society people will keep
the ladies busy. Let's all so.
| Chas. McDermott returned Satur-
day from Grand Forks where he had
his diSlocated shoulder reset by DrS.
Wheeler 4 Logan. He is doing we'll,
Plof. Laurent, who has been stop
ping With Father POuliot since The
latter started housekeeping, returned
to Olga Saturday to enter the employ
of Mr.. Gauthier as clerk,
Diamond Flour at Boyd's.
j. J. Kohnen of Park River, the
genial agent of the North Western OF
Milwaukee, is in the city, talking az
arm or two off his friends that are
willing to submit to the operation.
Diamond Flour at Boyd's.
Harry Leigh, for some time thu
managing clerk in Elford Bros, left fol
his home in Minneapolis on Friday last
Harry will be missed by a host o
friends he has made during his shor
stay in our midst.
Diamond Flour at Boyd's.
Miss Langevin and Miss Beaucham1
both competitors for beautiful orna
mental cruciix at the Olga fair, wer
in the city yesterday soliciting votes
They returned IN the evening carryin!
with them considerable of the where
, withal.
Diamond Flour at Boyd's.
p. Mcllugh, Il we'll known Langdo
banker and gentleman who ha
figured prominently in Dakota polite
for more than decade, is spendin
! the winter in Minneapolis with h
family. They are residing at &C
| Ia, NJ Nri IA
Rev. S. Il. Ryan p. E., will preach
the M. L. church next Sunday at II ;
H., ut james Welches $3.50 p. NJ, al
. will administer the Lords Supper ;
- both services. He will also condu
:. watch night services in the M.
, church to commence at 1918 p. I
Morris Orion, of Juneau Alask
Il was in the city last week on Il visit
# his brother Col. Orion. Mr.. Ortc
n is very much taken up with the ''lal
- of the midnight SUM- and his talk {
If that subject is very interesting. l
~ and the Col. left Tuesday for Broc
- vile, Ont, OH a visit to their friends.
id There is some talk about organlZi1
,e literary circle. 1t is a wonder to
that Langdon has been so long witho
+ one. There is hardly a town in Nor
"a Dakota without itsi Chautauqua.
"a Dramatic club. Sucn Il society cou
"a be made interesting to the mcmbe
y and entertaining to the public. '
g hope to be able to report the organic
Of ton an accomplished fact in our he
# issue.
e. Landlord 'sB,uke & Flumerlelt OF t
&c Columbia gave their grand amt
Id Christmas dinner. Those who we
IA fortunate enough to be there say it VI
IS a magnificent affair. After partaki
IS of many of the delicacies with viii
as the tables were loaded, the que
as we're treated to severalspeeches by M
bers of their party. No doubt many
of the convives wished Christmas cal
in oftener One Of the epcurean rarit