Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-12-09

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was in the city Tuesday.
b. A. McCay's eldest daughter. Katie
Is fever patient this week.
Dedrick's will be headquarters TO,
skates and skate straps this winter.
Before you make farm loan set
Dickson & Dickson and get their terms.
Shoe packs, overshoes and moccasine
at greatly reduces prices at McHugh
Kelly.
Bank Examiner Anheier checked owe,
the books of the First National or
Tuesday.
Call in at Mrs. Blakely's store and sec
the latest novelties in holiday goods
Christmas cards.
DR.. Sheppard is an honorary graduate
from the Ontario and Chicago colleges Of
veterinary surgeons.
Will Olson was up here from Milton
Monday on visit with Jeweler Void
and other city friends.
Robt Fleming returned last week from
few days visit with folks in the Tyne,
settlement near Bathgate.
A. S. Elford stopped over day or two
this week disposing of insurance policies
in the New York Life at holiday prices.
The new advt of Elford Bros, hes
many new suggestions about Christmas
gifts. Look them over and see If you
can be helped.
Although this is the middle of Decem-
Der work goes merrily on in the structure
of the new Baptist church. Winter
evidently has no terror for Contractor
McEuen.
Tommy Burns returned to Milton the
day following his commitment to county
Jail on the wheat stealing case. Bail be-
ing furnished by two prominent Lang
don citizens.
Church societies and others getting
Christmas trees and children's toys and
presents to decorate them with should
first see H. D. ALERT &, Co. before buy.
ing. Let them figure on your llst.
On Sunday next Rev. Thos. Dougan
will conduct Presbyterian services at the
Falconer school at 1870 a. NJ; at tbs
Mclean school at 2 p. M; and in Lang
don city church at 7:3O in the evening.
DR.. F. M. Wood, whom many Lang
don. people will remember as being
synodical missionary of the Presbyterian
church in this state, sails next week for
South Africa to take charge of educa-
ton work in foreign fields.
Thursday evening of next week the
social end entertainment at the Elk
wood church takes place. Much time
has been spent by the church folks in
getting everything right. The receipts
go to to build parsonage for Pastor
marlborough.
Joseph Charpentier, janitor and bell
ringer at the Catholic church goes back
to Quebec on a visit this winter. He
has leased acres of ground from Supt.
Fox near the town and will start opera
tions on nursery and vegetable garden
after his return in the spring.
Send your address to Thomas & TAFT,
of Grand Forks N. D., and they will
send 100 genuine longfiiller, handmade
Wheeling seed stogie cigars, put up ia 8
paper box, subject to your examination at
the express office. Then after examina-
ton if you decide to take them out pay
the agent $1.25 and express charges and
they are yours.
1t will probably interest many of our
readers to know that Druggist John F..
Anderson, formerly of Milton, has been
appointed one of the members Of the
executive and Legislative committee OF
the North Dakota Pharmaceutical as
ISOLATION. A good appointment. He Is
now located at Northwood N. D. and
enjoys good trade.
Harry Ferguson was brought up from
Milton Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff Mel
son to be held in the county Jail until
court meets next week when the circum-
stances will be investigated which it is
expected will forge the links Of evidence
showing that he was in some manner
connected with the cause of the two fires
which came near wiping Milton off the
map last week. There are certain acts and
threats on the part of Ferguson which
it is expected he will find hard to OK
plain away. He has in the past borne q
good character, is we'll connected and
his present position is generally attribut-