Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-12-13
Let schulke figure on your Christ

Snpt. E. J. Fox made "a professional
trip to Milton on Monday.
Money to loan on real estate and
hnal proofs, atB Erickson's. 50
Genial Frank Hughes Of the Airing
ton, OF Park River come up Friday.
Miss Minnie Reilly spent Sunday in
the city with her sister, Mrs. Jas.
DeBerg.
Mrs. Frank Mercer and son, Willie.
are spending tile week with friends at
Park River.
Ed. Chords. two little daughters,
Blanche and Hazel, have been seriously
i'll this week.
Rev. Turcotte and DR.. SORES were in
from Olga on Monday the guests of
Father Pouliot.
Ring and Jewelry repairing done in
lirst-class style by EMIL NELSON, at
McGruer's drug store. Is
White bread, Graham bread, Vienna
bread and full line of pastry always
fresh at Schulke's bakery. 18
DR.. j. McKenty, of Gretna, Man.
spent few days in the city last week
with his sister, Mrs. e. I. Donovan.
Get your winter reading now if you
want snap-six cloth bound volumes
for $l.00 at the Langdon Pharmacy. = =
A. II. Yancey, the we'll known re-
preventative of the Burlington" road
registered at the Columbia Friday
night.
Farls, the rink man, announces his
rink open for the use of ladies and
learners on Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons.
A. 0. johnson, manager of the
Thorpe Mercantile Co., has something
new and surprising to say in his lad"
on this page.
George Harris, the jolly blacksmith,
came over from his new home at Snow
Flake, Man., to see old friends in Lang
don this week.
II. S. Huber laid aside the cares of
farm life and left Monday for his old
home at Berlin, Ont, where he will
spend the winter.
A full line of emblem pins and
charms including Epworth League and
Y. P. S. G. E. at rock bottom prices at
McGruer's drug store. II
E. B. Winship, the veteran insurance
rustler from Fargo, was holding forth
on the lasting qualities of {: policy in
the Equitable this week.
Photograph albums, frames and
boxes; collar and cuff, handkerchief
and glove boxes; toilet cases, manicure
sets, ETC., at Mrs. Blakely's. 10
China cups and saucers, moustache
cups and shaving mugs, vases and
everything in this line positively goes
at cost at McGruer's drug store. II
Read over carefully Boyd's new list
Of quotations on the first page. 1t
will surely interest you as he always
guarantees his goods as represented.
The throngof worshipers at the M. E.
church last Sunday evening taxed the
holding capacity Of that edifce to its
despite the recent interior
changes.
Theodore Hankey ratified off valu-
able gold watch Tuesday evening.
Many of the town boys We'd with each
other to gain, the prize but Schulke
won the throw
Methodist services will he conducted
next Sabbath by Rev. e. B. Robson
as follows: In this city at II d. M, at
the residence Of N. Irwin at p. M, at
Zion church at $3.50 p. m.
If you intend buying a Christmas
present you will regret it if you do not
see our stock before buying elsewhere.
we have them suitable for all ages and
All that we ask is to
examine goods and get prices. N. q.
drug store. II
Married, at Olga, Nov. 80, 1894, MI.
Saul Pion and Miss Marie Beauchamp,
both of Olga. The DEMOCRAT extends
to the happy pair and
wishes them a long life of matrimonial
bliss and material prosperity.
"A thing of beauty is a JOY forever"
but an inferior unfinished piece of
is an eyesore that will never
heal until your wife deposits it in the
ash pile. We carry nothing but the
best quadruple plated goods, which
with ordinary care will last a genera
lion. N. E. McGruer's drug store. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Falardeau were out
last Sunday afternoon with
some friends when the horses became
t,,rro1 ouor tho outtor