Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-29

G. B. Mcmillan, cashier OF the Hanna
State Bank, came down the line Tues
day.
For SA1E-A good team of farm
horses. Will sell cheap. Apply to LiebeIer
Il Finerty.
! Druggist Dan McGruer and F. H.
Davis were representative business men
from Hannah III the city yesterday.
Union Thanksgiving services were held
this forenoon at the M. E. church. The
discourse was delivered by Rev. Dougan.
Yesterdays local price OF wheat was
60 cents; flax was quoted at $1.24. No
market quotations are being given to-
day.
EouND:-On Tuesday between Lang
don and Olga goat skin robe. Owner
can have same by applying to P. A.
Sandlson, eaet OF town.
Baptist services on Sunday at Rosa
Lake at IL a. M, at Myers at O'Clock
and in Langdon at 7:3O. Subject OF
evening service ':The Highest Com
panlonship."
Rev. A. G.. Brown. d. D., OF Omaha.
was visitor in Langdon Tuesday be-
tween trains. DIR. Brown is the recently
appointed synodical missionary for
North Dakota.
>sWork was suspended last week on the
new armory building in the Clarke block
until tho plans could be re-arrangpd so
as o conform with the recently enacted
fire limit ordinance.
Rev. Thos. Dougan will conduct Pres
byterian services next Sunday in the
Langdon church at IL a. M, at the
Mclean school house at 2 p. m., and at
the Murie school house at 4 p. m.
Elevator men and street buyers claim
that wheat has been coming in for over
! per day. The individual shipper finds
year that has been complained OF in
years past.
There are many friends OF Fred Cairns
both here and at Osnabrock, at which
place he resided previous to moving with
the family to Devils Lake way back
about '22, who will be pleased to learn
! that he has been appointed chief clerk in
the CT. Northern Offices at Wilmar.
Mimi. When Fred left Osnabrock he
had barely finished his schooling.
At Christmas tide the ':Messe de Noel"
composed by Liable j. j. Pelmeault will
be rendered by the Catholic church
choir. Besides choir OF twenty train
ed voices Organist Decks will be assisted
by an orchest OF six pieces and a high
class musical treat is tO be looked for
ward to by those attending mass at St.
Alphonsus church on Christmas morn.
Since completing his studies in optical
research last June at the Northern
Illinois College OF Ophthalmology Prof. A..
o. Void has given much OF his time to
the task of equipping and preparing
himself for scientifically treating
4 the eyes OF Cavalier county people
needing optical trea tment. Mr. Void
has been o resident here for nearly six
years and had taken his first course in
the study OF optics prior to making
lLnngdon his home, back in '94, 40 that
besides the diplomas granted him last
summer on graduating in Chicago he hns
the result OF years Of careful study.
His Office and consultation rooms opened
this Tall on the second floor soi the
n Blakely building are equipped with
instruments for making scientific tests OF
\ defective vision that as well ae being the
best are the very latest inyentiona in
their line and Of themselves re Il, espntsnn
outlay oil several hundred dollars. The
!, ,thorOHghnesR with which Prof. Void has
I taken up. the practice 6f ophthnlmo oloRy
isOnly fully realized bya visit to llia
consulting rooms when in tho city.