Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-12-24
Lots in the amusement line this week.

Lots in the amusement line this week.
George Barcelo is expected to return
from his Montreal trip to-day.
The Winter Cloak Sale at Elford
Bros. has been successful.
Wolves are reported as getting quite
bold. Deep snow is the principle cause.
Deputy Postmaster Taylor is slightly
under the weather this week.
Mrs. Bradley, ST., is seriously i'll at the
home OF her son L. A. Bradley, in this
city.
Percy P Smith spent several days last
week with friends at Larimore and
Grand Forks.
Miss Lille Farrell will assume charge
OF Room No. 3, OF our city school after
the holidays.
Just a few Ladies' Clocks, left at
Elford Bros Remember the Prices
are cut In two.
P. A. McLaren departed Monday to
spend the remainder OF the winter at his
old horne in Ontario.
III your watch needs repairing take it
to A. o. Void, the jeweler at McGruers
drug store, Langdon. Ia
Henry Bidlake the popular and pro-
gressive hardware merchant from Osna-
brock was here Monday.
Ole I. Gjevre, one of NICK iuley's staunch
admirers in Osnabrock, remembered us
while i'll the city yesterday.
Miss Minnie Dilworth, guest OF
Mrs. J. b. Boyd last week, returned to
her home at Milton on Monday.
Miss Vedn Oke, teacher OF the primary
department OF the city school is enjoying
the holidays at her home in Manitoba.
Prof. M. c. Whitney expects to have
his time well occupied during the holi-
days looking after the wants OF the free
reading room.
Yves Balfour, the wheat buyer of the
Northwestern elevator at Osnabrock ex-
changed Christmas greeting with friends
here yesterday.
Santa Claus has opened headquarters
at Schulke & Moore's. Toys in endless
variety for Christmas presents. Look
over their stock.
Geo Plain ie making Langdon his head
quarters again this week and has ''press-
ing" business with those indebted to the
Milton Implement Co.
N. G. Mcdonald, one Of the best school
teachers produced by Cavalier county
came up from Hatron to spend Xmas
with the boys and girls at home.
Masquerade carnivals at both skating
Kinks this week. Last evening at Fields
north-end rink and tomorrow Christmas
night, at Coats & Eby's west-end rink.
W. L. Wilder, the insurance man at
Grand Forks, tells the Herald that Lang
don and Milton are both good business
towns. None better in this part of the
state.
DR.. F. S. Smith left Saturday for Ham
ilton, Ont, in response to a telegram in
forming him Of the sudden illness of his
father who is laid low with q paralytic
stroke.
Sheriff McGauvran was passenger to
Fargo Monday to confer with his brother
officers of the law in the state as to need
ed legislation in their line at Bismarck
this winter.
Our good friend Frank Wrightson is
now u subscriber for the best paper in
Cavalier county, the CoUR1ER-DEMocRAT.
He is one of the old timers, a good citi-
zen and true friend OF free silver.
3. Graf, one OF the successful young
farmers out north, who gets his mail at
BAG post office helped to reduce our
treasury deficit while in town last week
by paying hissubscriptionup to Jan. '98
The Christmas cantata Santa Claus
Dream" will be special feature at the
festivities OF the scholars OF the Presby.
terrain Sunday school this evening. Much
time has been given to it's preparation.
Every body invited.
The A. o. U. W. order held an import.
ant meeting ut the K. Of 2. hall Monday
evening and decided to build anew Work
man hall next spring. The location ii
not settled but it will probably be
OH the north end OF Main street, opposite
the court house. The regular meetings
OF the lodge will be held in the Wood
man hall during the remainder Of thu
winter months.
This 10 your iast chance to buy
Cloaks &C 8iauGo or PrIcos. Elford
] Bros, have the 1arg lns.