Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-03

Have you aeen Kelly's new line Of
winter OvrrcOats2 &
There are people who will continue
Ito write it "19OO'' for several weeks to
come.
One ret OF good steel runners to attach
on wagon gear, for sale ut the Bee Hive
Store.
| Dputsch Katolische kalenders and
prayer books. also cruciiixes, etc., at the
Bee Hive Store.
Col. O. C. Wentworth and wife enter
tained party OF friends at dinner OH
New Years day.
The DEMOCRAT acknowledges pleas
ant visit from Banker Prom, of Milton
while in the city yesterday.
Rye flour, whole wheat -four, corn
meal aud -four, at the lowest prices at
Parsons' flour and feed store.
Morris Orion and Frank Kelly spent
the closing hours Of the nineteenth
century with friends at the Forks.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. B. Boyd we're among
those from Langdon attending the All
nuai K. of P. ball at Milton ON New
Years eve.
A new system of gas light Eliminates
the corner hardware with the advent OF
the New Year and isgreateIy admired by
all who have looked it over.
| Two show cases, Que large mirror,
one Simpson computing scale, one fruit
case and six large store lamps for sale
cheap at the Zee Hive Store.
Girls long school cloaks, sizes 4 to -,
of high grade cloth, now on sale ut
about half price at the Bee Hive Store.
This liz q good chance to get girls
cloak cheap.
We buy our -four at Mckinley prices
and sell our bread at Bryan prices-25
ionvps for $1.OO. J. Little, proprietor
Of the City Bakery. opposite the Court
House, LanRdon.
W. A. Messner, who has been employ
ed with Orion & Son, in the harness shop
has gone out to Peter WiId's place to
make new harness aud repair the old
ones preparatory to the spring work.
The first real cold snap Of the winter
has been experienced this week. Thecold
wave reached us Sunday night. during
which the mercury reached 800 below
zero. continuing TO fall until Tuesday
mghr when 1t reached $40 below. Since
the zero weather has let up some a mo-
derate sized blizzard has hove in sight
and may b. in motion by this time.
| Lanxdon stockholders in the State
Bank of Hannah cannot feel otherwise
than satisfied with it's last official report
for the year. Cashier MeMillan's sworn
abatement shows that the banks total
resources are $42.313,35, with over
81, SAL undivided profits, nearly equal
ing the amount Of the capital stock OF
the bank.
A quiet wedding took place at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Gibson OF
Scotch Line, at six O'Clock Wednesday
evening. I,pc 10Th, when their daughter,
Helen Gouray, was married to s. g..
Gibson, M. d., Of Langdon, N. d.. by
the Rev. A. H. Scott, OF st. Andrews
church. The bride was given away by
her father, and was assisted by her
cousin, Miss Nettie Miller, of Smiths
Falls, while George NJ Gibson, Of Doug
las, acted as groomsman. Only the
immediate friends Of the family we're
present. The couple were the recipient
of many handsome and costly presents.
They lett on Friuay, Dec. 21st., for their
home in Langdon, N. OAK, going by
way OF Goderich, where they will spend
a few days with the friends Of the groom.
Perth. (Ont.) Courier.
Installation OF the newly elected
officers Of W. C. o. r., OF St. Mary
Court, No. 375, will take place on the
evening of Tuesday, January 9Th. The
following is Il list of the officers OF the
court for the ensuing year:
Chief Ranger-Mrs. ]. B. Boyd.
Vice Chief Rangpr-Mrs. f. A. Farrell.
Recording Sec'y-Mrs NJ. L. Sullivan.
Financial Sec'y-Mrs. E. 4. McCay.
Trpasurpr-Mrs. VIM. FIunlerfelt.
Trust4es-Mrs. j. Mahoney, Mrs. T. H.
Holland and Miss Kate Schneider.