Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-11-13
Additional Local News.

Finest line of sweaters in the county at
c. j. Kellys.
Childrens iron clad hose sold every
where in the U. S. at % cents pair only
II cents * kelly's.
School supplies tablets, pencils, COM
position books, etc. at the DEMOCRAT
Office. You can't go wrong if you buy
here.
Sunday. Nov. 16 will be university day
among North Dakota Methodists nd an
effort be made to secure a contribution
of $500 for the Methodist University at
w ahpeton.
just at present Langdon appears to
be threatened with matrimonial cpl
demic. There's nothing left for the old
bachelors to do except flee to the tall
timbers-or get vaccinated.
Miss Leonora Hannigan, until lately
typewriter and stenographer in the law
offices of Dickson & Dickson accepts
similar position With Cavalier County
Abstract & Title Guaranty Co., this
week.
w. A. Ferguson's Youngest daughter,
Nina, is quite seriously ill with typhoid
fever, and the friends of the family
sincerely hope that reports from now on
will note favorable progress toward
| recovery.
Will Bolton, an old time attache of
Agent Shaw's staff at the depot, is now
in charge of the Ct. Northern's interests
at Hannah. BILLY gets vote of thanks
from the folks up there for the cour-
tesies he extended to them by furnishing
election returns
Regular Presbyterian services by the
pastor. Rev. Thos. Dougan, will be con-
Quoted at the church in this city next
Sunday at II o'clock in the forenoon and
in the evening at half past seven. After
| noon service at Dresden at 2:3O.
The real estate firm of johnson Il
Little. of Osnabrock left last week with
number of possible purchasers from
this county on a prospecting trip
through the Saskatoon country. The
trip is expected to take about ten days.
The followings births are announced
as having occurred during the past week
by Physician S. G. Gibson: \ son at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Salter, of
Elkwood: daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Hawkins, of Harvey and daugh-
ter to Mr. and Mrs. H. Conversion, of this
city.
H. d. ALERT returned Tuesday from
Fergus Falls from a visit with his
daughter. Miss Vera who is receiving
treatment for nervous prostration.
Friends Of the family will be gratifed to
learn that she is improving nicely and
will soon have regained her former
| health and strength. Mrs. ALERT will
continue to remain at Fergus Falls
until her daughter is able to return
home.
| Langdon is to have as fine an ice rink
| this winter as any town in the Northwest.
! Work on the construction of the same
/ was started this week by Albert A. Baker
and Roy S. Loynes. The rink will have
floor space of 5Ox12O feet and is located
on lots north and east of the school
house. quite centrally situated in the
residence portion of the town. The
management announce that the rink will
be open to the public by Thanksgiving
and possibly earlier.
Miss Carrie E. Mcmillan, for long
time deputy in the office of Clerk of
| Court Truax and at the same time hold
ing responsible position with the Cava-
lier County Abstract e. Title Guaranty
! Co., resigns this week to fill the position
of assistant in the Hannah post office,
under her brother Banker G.. B. Nc
MILAN. 1t is with regret that friends
socially and in business circles will hear
Of Miss McMillans contemplated re-
moval from Langdon.
The following is the order Of services
to be held Sunday at the NJ E. church.
Rev. E. B. Robertson, of Wahpeton,
preaching at II am, and evening service
by the pastor at 1880 pm. Subject
among Strangers, the fourth of series
OF discourses to the young people:
preaching at Harvey Center at 3 pm.
The first quarterly conference will be
held at the church Friday afternoon at
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