Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-12-27

G. j. Kelly is selling mittens at whole
sale prices.
Come and see our toy and silverware
department. Mercer & LAWN.
E. Fisher spent Christmas with old
acquaintance at Grafton and the Forks.
Buyers will do vel to note that Kelly
is selling ladies cloaks at wholesale
prices. just now.
DR.. j. ]. Reilly, Gustav Brecke and
Finlay Mcdonald were callers on county
seat friends Friday.
Will Mercer made trip down the line
as far as Park River to extend Xmas
greetings to his friends.
Editor W. q. Shepherd associated with
old county seat friends and aided them
in enjoying Merry Christmas.
Jas. Anderson, for some time past
with the Crawford -four mills left last
week for Milton to accept similar posi-
ton.
Geo. Barlow and family went south
from Hannah on Tuesdays passenger
for a holiday visit with his brother at
the Forks.
Mrs. VIM. Haverty is reviving the
memories Of former days at her home in
New Richmond, Wis, for which place
she left week ago.
HI. Mathisen and family were counted
among those from Dresden that enjoyed
the good cheer OF Langdon's hospitable
homes Christmas day.
Miss Jean Mcmillan is home from the
State University at Grand Forks for the
holidays, arriving Friday in company
with her father, Hon. d. H. Mcmillan.
Saul Pion, the successor OF Landlord
Wakeiord in the hotel business at Osna-
brock, has an additional guest in the
arrival OF q baby girl ON the 10Th inst.
Druggist Draper, who has lots OF
Langdon friends. was up from Osna-
brock yesterday, where they market lots
of grain and keep things lively most all
the time.
The First National Bank is among the
many Langdon concerns receiving num-
erous compliments for the handsome
1901 calendars which their friends and
patrons are receiving just now.
An 1mpromptu dance at the Donovan
Hall last Friday evening is reported as
being an enjoyable affair. 1t was gotten
up by q few OF Langdon's young folks
who say that for q fine time it easily
broke the record.
The state camp OF the Modern Wood
men OF America will meet in Devils Lake
on the 18th OF February. There are 1877
s< icn tod
thac several hundred visitors will be pre-
sent. The camp will be in session two
days.
Jerry Frawley has bought the Towner
Co. Blade from Rev. ]. B. Monroe, form
erly pastor OF the NJ. E.church ofMiltou,
and will consolidate the Blade and
Globe, the new paper recently started
by Editor Campbell at Rocklake. Ii
Jerry will buy another old plant or two
he will have sorts enough to get out u
good paper.-Cando Record.
The Sanford Dodge Co., which appears
at the Donovan Hall Wednesday evening,
on it's third annual visit to this city has
among it's members this season such
talented players as Edward N. Hoyt,
for fifteen wears one OF Americas pro-
minent leading men; James Harrison,
veteran star and stage director; James
W. Evans, rising young comedian; Willis
Dunlay, Horatio Carpenter, Hugo
Swing. L. H. Dibble, Frank Williams,
Miss Fanny Hoyt, Miss leila Zee Leslie,
who is both dramatically and unsteady
artistic, and Miss Emily LeFebyre, the
young st. Paul society girl. Among the
plays they give this season are The
Three Guardsmen, Quo Vadis, Merchant
OF Venice, Hamlet, and Monte Christie. :
Have you seen Kelly's new line OF
winter overcoats?