Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-12-04
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Dash for farm loans.

Fifty cents all wool indicated fannels,
only 30 cents per yard at G. J. Kelly's.
Clothing is selling like hot cakes these
days at G. j. Kelly's. Prices and quality
are doing the work.
The finest line of neck wear ever
shown in Langdon. Now open for your
inspection at G. j. Kelly's.
Holiday buyers will find that W.
MERGERS new stand has the finest line of
children's toys, in the city. Next door
to the hardware store.
The meat market of Kelland & Nc
Donald expects shortly to move into the
building on the east side of Third street,
now occupied by Harnessmaker Nc
Donald, who recently purchased the pre-
sent quarters of Schulke's Trade Palace,
across the street.
Hon. Mat. Mcknight, one of the stall
wart democratic Scotchmen of western
Cavalier county was visitor in the city
Saturday. Mr.. Mcknight goes to Bis
marck to spend the winter as the choice
of the voters of the Eighteenth district
as member of the house of representa-
tives.
The old Elford store building, occupied
by the dry goods department of j. B.
Boyd during the summer has been leased
by A. f. Gardner and will be occupied
for the display of his extensive line of
furniture and undertaking goods which
would indicate that the furniture bust
ness is growing apace with the popular
ity of A. F. Gardner with the people.
Congratulations are extended the
happy parents on the birth of fine baby
girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Robertson,
of Elkwood last week. This item of in
terest to the many friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Robertson throughout the county
was overlooked last week in the rush of
getting out a paper on Thanksgiving
Day. The birth occurred Sunday the
BIRD ultmo.
A second batch of land seekers from
Osnabrock and vicinity are touring the
Assiniboia and Saskatchewan regions OF
the Northwest Territories under the
guidance of Fred L. johnson. Among
those composing the party are K. N
Syverud, Andrew Mustard, I. I. Often
Andrew Morkem, Even Sneva and Sam
Berg. All are among the best to do far
mers in the locality of Osnabrock and il
suited will make large purchases of land
before returning.
Frank Sporting from Klein was among
those attending the land sale Tuesday
and is getting things in shape for win
ter's trip to his former home in Mime
sofa. His land holdings in this county
and in Manitoba now represent quite {
sum. A few years ago he came out here
with little more than enough to pay his
fare and is we'll able to show his Mime
sofa friends the resources of Cavalier
county for men who are satisfied to forge
ahead through their own efforts.
The "Crows,' a theatrical company
opened weeks engagement here Mon
j, day night with production of eth
Castaway." The bill for tomorrow nigh
is "Faust" and Saturday afternoon it i
announced they will give matinee per
formance. The houses all week hav
proven that Langdon playgoers are will
ing to properly sustain six night en-
eagement of a legitimate theatrical aggre
cation, such as ''The Crows" The com
pany is under the same management a
"a Royal Sport" and like it is one of tn
best on the road.
The holiday trade is beginning earl.
and with Christmas still three week
away Langdon tradesmen find them
selves already doing big bushes
Merchants in all lines claim the shopper
are making their holiday purchases {
least week earlier than in years pa:
and they are looking for a heavy trat
in all lines until after New Years. I'll
drug stores have added fancy china an
cut glass displays to their toilet noveltie
jewelers. have lines that do not nece
sarily ronfine the buyer of gifts to go
and silver trinkets. Furniture deale
have in stock and will handle before tt
season closes several carloads of ca
} chairs, dining room tables, bedroom al
\ parlor pieces gifts of IL serviceable a
substantial order. Hardware men ha
been showing heaters and ranges tt
y will be sprung as a pleasant surprise
J the housewife as reminder of Chri
mas tide by the thoughtful head of
\ family. Even in the musical line thu
\ are hints of Il few pianos that will ii
= place in the parlor of some Langc
y homes about the time when the COM
y mcnts of the season are being eXchang
y Last of all it should not be overlool
81 that the dry goods and clothing dep'
& ments of the general merchant have