Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-12-06
Proofs and Loans cheap. S
ALERT G Winter.

Proofs and Loans cheap. See
AUert & Winter.
DR.. Gibson visited over Sunday with
friends across the line at Pilot Mound,
Man.
Remember it is Tuesday and Friday OF
each week that we test eyes. Optician
Void.
Mrs. VIM. Taylor expects to leave next
week for an extended visit with her
relatives in Ontario for the balance of
the winter.
L. +. Dow OF the e. j. Lander Co., Of
Grand Forks spent all OF last week here
closing up land deals OF the company in
this county.
Revs. Beer and Robertson were both
out OF town yesterday officiating as
matrimonial moose adjusters at out OF
town weddings.
Upwards $50 was raised last week at
the box social given by the Baptists Of
Stilwell. The ladies are greatly gratif-
ed with the result.
Work is going ahead on the Armory
building which is now to have a sheet
iron front and steel roof and in other
ways changed in plans SO as to con-
form with the fire limit ordinance OF the
city.
Milton has arranged to hold two
days Farmers Institute for the south
end OF the county on Dec. 18th and 18th
It is not likely that date will be secur-
ed for Langdon now until after the
holidays.
Mrs. Jas. Irwin is seriously i'll at the
home Of her daughter Mrs. A. Schulke,
where she has been confined to her room
since returning from Morden hospital, at
which institution she underwent an
operation some weeks ago.
ClsWas bouncing ten pound daughter
that arrived Thanksgiving Day at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Nahon and
made the occasion Que for the giving Of
extra thanks. Mrs. Mahon and the new
arrival are both reported as doing well.
On Saturday the LIST of December the
marriage OF Miss Emma Christopher and
Fred Lepine was performed in Weber
township by Rev. Dougherty. The
young couple number among the most
popular of the residents in the south
western part of the county.
The 7. P.S. C. E., have changed the
night OF their. weekly meeting, from Fri
day to Sunday evening and have chang
ed the hour from eight to half past six
o'clock. They meet as therefore, at the
Presbyterian church and the change will
only continue for the winter months.
In the line OF future attractions that
will find a date early in the New Year
will be q concert and entertain ment
that the teachers and children of the
city schools are arranging to give in aid
OF their library fund. Anything in
which the little ones are the chief actors
always finds q crowded house in Lang
don.
Another room in the primary depart
ment OF the Langdon schools viii be
opened after the Christmas holidays in
order to provide Tor the overflow of
young children that has overcrowded
the lower rooms since the fall term
opened. Principal Hayward has moved
the high school classes to the assembly
room in,thesnew building in order to
accommodate the addition ncOntemplate
i'm the primary department.
Dan Braun, for the last elk months
q 18th the Republican and for nearly
three years g Lnngdon resident lelt
| Monday for Hillsboro where he will
OMciate as foreman In tho Timee Office.
| All with " kOm Dan came ID contact
while making Langdon his home HAYS
| rsgrets to expresssa sat his departure and
hope to hear Of hi0 o0ntlnued good
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