Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-12-03

Wood il a scarce article just
Great Barg Ins In Cloaks at e.
ford Bros, = is Week.
Everybody had real hot work with the
snow shovel this week.
Millinery below cost the balance OF the
holiday season at Mrs. Foshay's.
If the farmers want to push along a
local institution they should patronize
our -four mill.
Has anybody seen or heard anything
OF Alphabet U. s. G.. Hubbell since the
snow fell? Nit. *
Serious sickness is reported in the fami-
" OF John Loynes. We trust they will
soon be alright.
Ii your watch needs repairing take it
to A. O. Void, the jeweler at McGruer's
drug store, Langdon. II
A. Schulke contemplates spending part
of the winter in Germany. He will not
leave until after the New Year.
Messrs Coats & Eby are raising their
ice rink which succumbed to the storm.
They hope to reopen again next week.
Jas. DeBerg's chimney caught fire dur
ing last Thursday nights storm but was
gotten under control with out calling
out the department.
Samuel and Jabez Hines, OF Hannah,
returned this week from Minnesota where
they have been hunting deer. They sue
ceeded in bagging several.
Miss Bessie Prosser and brother Frank
Prosser, Jr., accompanied by Miss Elsie
Turner are visitors from Devils Lake at
B. r. Clicks home this week.
Mrs. M. L. Sullivan is visiting herfriend
Mrs. Monroe at Park River and it is like
ly will remain there indefinitely unless
Uncle Jim Hill gets move on.
Mrs. Frank Delling, of Milton, is
guest at the home OF Mrs. T. H. Holland.
She came up last Wednesday to attend
the wedding OF her brother, Mr.. David A.
Swanlaw.
e. G. Billings was in from his newly
township Tuesday for fuel and
provisions. He agrees with everybody
else that there's plenty Of snow to meet
all demands.
What has become of our live CORES
pondents at Mt. Carmel. Hannah, Daniels
Woodbridge and Osnabrock. Come
gentlemen climb from under that McKin-
ley snow bank.
No one can afford to miss the first Of
the winter course of lectures at the
court house next Monday evening.
The lecturer is Prof. Kennedy and his
subject is popular Superstitions."
Both R. T. Burke and H. T. Nokes
rode the ':goat" and took thefrstdegree
toward knighthood at the K. of P. hall
last week. The local Pythian lodge has
a lot of work ahead Of it this winter.
"Jud' Fox, who was reported missing
after last weeks storm, turned up all
right. He found shelter at Lawrence
Carr's place and is none the worse after
his encounter with the blizzard, la Nc
Kinley.
No wedding cards. but it is understood
that one OF Langdon's most admired
young bachelors will give the preacher a
job next week. The event will beiollow-
ed it is said by honeymoon in ':Merrie
England"
Ihos Flynn and wife are at home in
the Darke house. recently bought and
moved to Mr.. FIynn's lots west OF the
Catholic church. In the spring it will be
given stone foundation, also enlarged
and remodeled throughout.
The family OF Ed. Bluhm, Who was sent
to the asylum at Jamestown short
time since, are in needy circumstances
this winter. Langdon's charitable citi-
zens have taken the matter in hand and
will see that they are properly looked
after.
Langdon presented a strangely pictur-
esque appearance Friday morning with
it's beautifully formed snow drifts OF var
ious shape and size OH every street cor
ner. But we understand that Milton
out-does us in this particular both for
size and number. Tits also reported that
the store front OF l.. r. kelly's establish
ment was blown in by the storm and a
liberal supply OF the winter commodity
placed on his shelves by Old Boreas.
The old lady was right when she said,
the ,hild might die il they waited for the
doctor. She saved the little ones life
with few doses Of One Minute Cough
Cure. She had used it for Group before.
H. ID. ALERT 4 Go.