Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-11-19
,MPrlces cut In two at Eiford Bros
Cloak Sale this week,

Mrs. Truax is expected to return from
her visit east this week.
Tommy Burns big ice rink, at Milaon
44x144 VISA opened Tuesday evening.
Rev. Robesonis enjoying weeks visit
in the Valley with his uncle at Cavalier.
Alpheus Adams, OF the Farmers Rail-
road, was in TO WI from Hannah Satur-
day.
Senator Plains new opera house at
Milton was opened last evening by the
Georgia Ministries.
The skating rink is about completed
and it is hoped will be in condition to
open by Saturday night.
Old claims not outlaved for collection
are solicited by H. B. Doughty. Office
at Clicks machinery depot.
The DEMOCRAT is again equipped to do
any and all kinds OF Job work. Call and
sea samples and get our prices.
S. D. Gleason acted as relief agent for
Agent Stevenson part OF last week while
the latter made a trip to ST. Paul.
A merry seighlond OF Good TempIars
from Langdon attended open lodge ut
Harvey Centre last Friday evening.
Milton EIiord is busy harvesting his
crop OF corn and sugar beets down in
New Mexico. So says IL letter from him
last week.
Elford Bros. call attention to their
slaughter sale of ladies aud childrcns
cloaks, jackets and capes in their ad on
the irst page.
Fox SALE-A complete set of bar fix
lures. just the thing for a first class
billiard hall and pleasure resort Apply
10 Z. E. Burke, Columbia Hotel.
Frank Delling the Pacific hoteman
from Milton visited the county seat
Saturday. He has disposed OF his hos
telly to August Peterson Of Osnabrock.
who takes hold December 1st. ~
Architect j. w. Ross was here on Fri
day Of last week su uniting plans OF tie
fine two-story 100 foot brick front that
will grace the lots of the First National
Bank and DR.. E. I. Donovan next spring
Rev. L. Dougan adjusted the hymeneal
moose at the wedding Of Mr., George Nc,
Collum and Miss Ida Shafer last Monday
forenoon. The event transpired at the
home of Mrs. George Barlow, in this city
In the afternoon the Dung couple left
for their home in Ii nden township.
Election being over and everybody busy
with their every day affairs again, The
various lodges OF the city expect to en-
Joy q better attendance and begin a
winter series OF enjoyable meetings.
Nearly every society in Langdon has
''work" ahead and new members in
sight.
The habit OF petty thieving has become
common since the cold weather. set in
and the attention OF the gentry seem to
be mainly directed to wood piles and
coal bins, but the other night one of the
light-ingered fraternity got away with
the windows which John Currie had i'll
readiness to put i'll his new house.
School No. 1 OF Lang don school town
ship. better known as the Hayward
school, closed for the winter season on
the 9th inst. y pleasing social time was
enjoyed by the pupils and their teacher.
Chas. Crawford, the latter being present.
ed with suitable menento OF the APP
probation OF his services by the scholars.
Last weeks Gazette, OF Park River,
announces the marriage OF Miss Susie
Hooey to MIR. l.. f. Dosse, OF Park River.
The ceremony was performed at Grafton
on the 18th inst. The DEMOCRAT Joins
the many friends OF Miss Hooey, at this
end OF the line, in wishing the newly
welded couple u happy journey through
Lille.
Miss Alice Breasted, OF Fargo, will be
here OH Sunday and will address the
people OF l-angdon III the interest OF the
Childreus Home of Fargo. In the morn
Ing Miss Breasted will address the con-
gregation at the Presbyterian church at
IL O'Clock and i'll the evening at the NJ.
K. church at 1880 p. nj. Everybody i'll
vited.
EXCUSE me-" observed the man in
spectacles, "bnt am surgeon, and that
is not where the liver is." "Never you
mind where his liver u.s." retorted the
other. IF it was in his big toe or his left
ear DeWitts Little Early Risers would
reach it and shake it for him. On that
you can bot your gig.lamps.' H. D.
ALERT h Go.