Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-12-10

few days last week.
Mrs. NJ. L. Sullivan returned home
from her Park River visit Saturday.
Homestead entry was made in this
county last week by Albert Galloway.
The Slaughter Sale In Cnildren's
cloaks can continue but one Week.
Miss Minnie Roseis pursuing her. studies
at Langdon's public school this winter.
Buy your Christmas toys at Schulke &
Moore's. An endless variety atprices to
suit all.
Charles Lucille, clerk at the Palace has
been laid up with an attack Of quinsy
this week.
Dentist Smith has decided to prolong
his stay in Langdon this trip until the
10th inst.
Frank w. Tibballs was up from Lari
more the forepart OF the week visiting
B. R. Click.
GIRL WANTED. girl to work in the
laundry. Apply at the Columbia Hotel
Immediately.
John B. Beauchamp, the merchant and
postmaster from Olga, made the city a
visit Friday.
Just a few Ladies' Cloaks, left at
EIford Bros Remember the Prices
are cut in two.
Ifyour watch needs repairing take it
to A. o. Void, the jeweler at McGruers
drug store, Langdon. IA
j. B. Boyd has changed his ad this
week and has a lot to say about low
prices on winter goods.
r is is your last chance to buy
cIoaks at Siaugc or Prices. Elford
Bros, have the Barg ms.
Jolly John Mears, who ran against
John Butterwick for the lower house
spent his Thanksgiving snowbound at
Larimore.
Miss Kate Boylan closed her school
south Of Langdon last week for the Win
ter months and returned to her home at
Minneapolis.
Presbyterian services next Sunday at
Falconer's at 1890 a. M, Mel cams at
p. H., Langdon at 1880 p. III. Rev.
Thos Dougan, pastor.
A brother of Ed. Bluhm's arrived i'll the
city from Iowa last week and will re-
move the family OF his unfortunate
! brother to that state.
S. D. Gleason is looking after Jim Hills
interests at this point while gentSteven-
son and bride are enjoying their honey
moon in Eastern Ontario.
Attorney Erickson forwarded to the
pension bureau at Washington this
week the application OF Mrs. Catherine
Burke for a Widows pension.
A box OF estate PRIDE cigars make a
desirable Xmas gift. They are manufac-
tured right here in Langdon by E. w.
Gerkie and are on sale everywhere.
w. Ell. Conn has an ad in this issue
telling our readers that his comfortable
hotel is good place to stop when in
town. Everything is neat and quiet and
good services given at reasonable rates.
| Methodist services next Sunday will
be conducted by the pastors as follows:
Rev. J. b. Herrinton, at Langdon IL a.
M, Harvey Centre 800 p. M, N. G.
Crockett's 7:3Op. m. Rev J. G. Robson
at Elkwood IL a. M, Lyle 8 p. m. All
are invited.
Tomorrow evening, Friday, an enter
tainment will be given in the Presbyter-
ian church by Miss Cox of the Boston
College of Oratory. Miss Cox comes
highly recommended by the press and
clergy of the cities, and all who patronize
it may be sure of highest satisfaction and
her work is vel! known in other parts of
this state. A varied program will be
given which will embrace many new
features, tableaux and music will be in
terspersed with the readings. In every
respect it will be first class entertain
ment.
Last evening new officers were elected
by the knights OF Pythias at their Castle
Hall for the ensuing six months:
II CC-F Hodgins
VC-John l. Robertson
Prelate-E A Farrell
Muster at Arms-John McGauvran
X OF r & S-Thos Sheellan
M OF FL b Boyd
M OF Ex-W II Speckmann
M OF W-Morris Orion
Soothing, and not irritating, strength
ening, and not weakening, small but
eifective-suoh are the qualities Of De.
) Wits Little Early Risers. the famous
little pills. H. D. ALERT &Co.