Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-10-30
Additional Local News.


Finest line of sweaters in the county at
c. ]. kelly's.
2.OGU pairs of boots and shoes at less
, than manufacturers cost. at c. j. kellys.
j. c. Stahl is the new teacher of the
grammar room, arriving last week from
his home in Minnesota.
The Great Steel Range "Malleable,"
is acknowledged to lie the best and the
handsomeSt range ever produced.
The Malleable steel range sold at
Dedricl1s Corner Hardware will burn
anything from sawduts to hard coal
The Malleable Steel Ranges sold at
Dedricks Corner Hardware will pay for
themselves in a short time in the saving
of fuel and labor
Mrs. Black, who is making an extended
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. W.
B. Dickson, left Monday to spend few
days with friends in Winnipeg.
Hon. John Mcbride. member of the
democratic county committee from East
Alma. was among those attending county
seat political conclaves Saturday.
John E. TruaX's daughters. Misses
Viola and Constance are spending few
days at Grand Forks, visiting the family
of their uncle Hon. Tracy r. Bangs.
c. c, Penner. an experienced dry goods
salesman from st. Paul arrived in the
city last week to accept a position with
the Trade Palace store of \. SchullSe.
John F. Ramage will 90 to the Hot
I; Springs. Mont. to receive treatment for
an attack of rheumatism from which he
| has been severe sufferer since early in
| the fall.
\ letter received by H. D. Alert from
his wife at Fergus Falls. Mimi. yester-
day stated that their eldest daughter,
Miss Vera, has not in anyway improved
in health since going there.
Dr. Riesland, the celebrated eye spe-
ciailst makes professional visits to the
following Cavalier county points next
! month. Milton, Nov. 18th and 14th;
Langdon. Nov, 10Th to 18th: Hannah
| Nov. 18th and 10Th. Remember he
grlnds glasses while you look on and
that he comes regularly. 1915
Mr. Sanford Dodge is always a most
welcome visitor in Langdon and when he
appears next Monday night in his grand
production of ''Hhe Gladiator" he will
be doubly welcome, for it will be his first
appearance here in that great play. A
splendid company, superb new costumes
and scenery are promised in honor of
'Ihe Gladiator
The ladies of the Langdon order of
Rathbon sisters have during the week
entered actively into a contest to be
lnaugurated by the daily Herald of
Grand Forks. in which that paper offers
an elegant piano to that fraternal order
OF lodge society getting the largest num-
Der OF votes in order to demonstrate it's
popularity. Local readers can help the
Rathbon sisters by clipping the coupons
appearing in that paper daily and cast
ing the votes awarded them with sub
scription renewrl credits
DIR. 3. O. Minge, until lately we'll
known practicing veterinary surgeon
from the state of Alabama arrived in the
city during the week and will succeed to
the practice of DR.. J. N. Sheppard, who
has for some little time past had negoti-
atlons pending for the disposal of his
practice here. His successor, DR.. Minge.
graduated with the degree of bachelor
OF science from the Alabama Polytechnic
institute. in addition to which he holds
the degree of NJ d. ", from the McKil.
up Veterinary College of Chicago. DR..
Sheppard recommends him to the
community in which he has practiced
| for number of years with every conf
dence that cases placed in charge of
DIR. Mlnge for treatment will receive the
best of scientific and medical skill. News
OF the contemplated departure of DR..
Sheppard and his estimabe wife from
the city will come as surprise to their
many friends, who though loath to have
them leave Langdon feel that the pop
ularlty the doctor has gained in his
practice will give him prominent stand
| ing with the profession wherever he goes.
In church and social circles Mrs. Shep
para has for ii number of years filed
position which will make her presence
sorely missed.