Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-11-20
!, Additional Local News.

Fifty cents all wool medicated fannels.
only 30 cents per yard at c. ]. kelly's.
The Langdon Telephone Exchange
Co, has 100 subscribers on its list just
issued for the present month.
| Plans ard Specifications are already
drawn for two more fine brick blocks to
go up on Third street as soon as the
building season OF 1903 opens.
The pupils OF the Langdon city schools
will give an entertainment consisting of
readings. songs and drills al Donovan's
Hall Friday evening after Thanksgiving.
Special inducement, in ladies fur
jackets and other fur garments. made to
order in the latest styles. Call and see
Mrs. c. ". Holmes. residence Seventh
! street
The Guild social circle of the Presby-
terrain church meets tomorrow. Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Chas. Chisholm.
The Guild social circle extends cordial
invitation for the ladies of the CITY to
attend. Ten cents.
Mrs. Jno. S. GoginS condition. which
has been regarded by her physician as
we'll as the family and friends as ex-
tremely critical during the past few
days Is now somewhat changed for the
better and hopes are again enter
taned Of her recovery.
The regular fortnightly meeting of the
Langdon Woman Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. McGruer. The club has
arranged for Thanksgiving Day pro-
gram. which will be ACCOMPANIED bv
several social features. The meeting
will be held Tuesday afternoon.
Veterinary Minge has taken charge
this week of the practice of DR.. J. n.
Sheppard. of this city. The latter gentle
man leaves in few days for Chicago and
| will take a post graduate course in
veterinary surgery. Mrs Sheppard and
their little daughter. Dorothy. purpose
visiting the greater part of the winter
with relatives at Edinburgh, in Walsh
county.
! The following is the order of services
to be held Sunday at the NJ. f. church:
Preaching in the morning at II a. M.
and in the evening at 7:3Op. m. Subject
"a turning point in young mans life. :
the fifth series Of diScourses to the Young
people: preaching at Harvey Center at
; p. m. Egworth League service pre-
cedlng the regular evening worship be
gins at $50 p. M. leader Attorney G. H.
Moellrlng, subject: 'Temperance." Rev.
W. B. Marsh. d. d.. pastor.
| Monday forenoon r. 3. Houriean
leased the building at present occupied
by the grocery department of the Trade
Palace store. and which will be occupied
as soon as Mr.. Schulke moves into his
new building by first class restaurant
and lunch counter. Mr.. Hourigan is
now in the east making purchase of
fixtures and will open up for business as
soon as the building is vacated. There
will also be a billiard and pool room in
| connection with the establishment.
Langdon people generally will be pleased
| to learn OF Mr.Hourigan's determination
to continue in business here, where he
is deservedly MOST popular.
The happy tinkle of marriage bells
was again plainly heard by the folks
up the line at Hannah this week. The
event to which we refer occurred Mon
day forenoon, being the marriage of Miss
Lottle Charlotte Macdonald, eldest
daughter Of Mr.. Neil Macdonald. of
that place, to Andrew George, cashier
OF the Bank of Dresden. The affair was
solemnized at the home of the bride
by Rev. Clarke. Numerous friends of
the contracting parties were present to
witness the ceremony uniting these
popular young people. The bride was
supported by Miss Barbara Beaton who
who served as bridesmaid. and Co. Supt
n. c. Macdonald, brother of the bride.
acted as best man. Many friends in
Langdon will take great pleasure in
congratulating the young couple and ex-
tending well wishes for their future
happiness. Mr. and Mrs. George have
already comfortably settled down to
| housekeeping in Il cosy home built at
Dresden during the summer.