Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-12-03

); Prints on Saturday at Ksllys. Arcade
for cents per yard.
| Try sack Of "Hannah's Pride flour
Once tried always used.
DR.. Kerr, dentist. All work guaran-
tsed. Ofnce in Schulke's block.
i Mrs Frank j. Stable has been laid up
the past two weeks with a mild attack
of fever.
Buy your winters supply of coal of
the Langdon Lumber Co. Coal of all
kinds at lowest price in the city.
Business mems lunch and oyster parlors.
Meals served on short notice. Shsrwln's
Cafe. Opposite Post Office. Open day
and night.
Cabinet photos sl.OO per dozen. Best
Platina finish. Regular rs cent size,
now 25 cents per dozen. At Golden's
Gallery, opposite the post office.
Collector of Customs Barcelo and
Halvor Torgerson are among those from
this county who are in attendance at U.
S. federal court at Grand Forks this
week.
Miss Lulu Hodgins has been in charge
of Miss Koerners room in the primary
department of the city schools for g.
few daysduring the illness of the regular
teacher.
\ Mrs. Title McGruer is receiving visit
this week from her father, Mp. johnson,
who arrived last week from Montana in
time to JON in the festivities on Thanks
giving day.
Judge III. E. Dorval and wife drove
over to St. Thomas the middle Of last
week and took part in the program given
on Thanksgiving night ina concert given
by the Catholic church.
Klein l. Isaac are going to have an
auction sale at their store. 1t begins
saturday. Dec. 18th lasting from 1:3O to
400 in the afternoon. The sale willcon-
tinue daily until everything is sold
Mrs. L. Koehmstedt and daughter of
Mimic were Thanksgiving visitors with
the family Of A. I. Koehmstsdt on their
way home from visit to Mrs. Koehm-
stedt's daughter, Mrs. Emil Hanksy.
DR.. Smith, wishes to announce that
Having disposed of his dental practice ct
Hannah hs may be found at his of{les in
Langdon, opposite ths csun 1sase,
daily throughout the week. Office hours
8 to u .. n, and to SIP. M.
Wednesday evening the blind lecturer,
Rev. Alex Cameron, addressed large
audience at the Baptist church, his topic
being, "The World as it Appears to a
Blind Man. His talk was literary
feast of the deepest interest and instruc-
tion to those who listened. He has a
wonderful memory and great descriptive
power.
DIR. Geo. McLain the eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist from Minneapolis,
is again making a visit to towns alsng
this line and writes the DEMOCRAT that
he will be in Langdon from December
9th to 18th. Many people here will re-
member the satisfactory results from
treatment afforded on his visit to the
city three or four years ago.
Tuesday December 10Th is the date of
the dedicatory services on the occasion
of the opening of the new Catholic
church. The bell is being put in its
place in the tower today and work on
the interior finish rushed by werkmen
night as we'll as day. The affairs,
statuary, pews and church. furniture are
all here and being placed in position so
that there is no likelihood of anything
being lacking to mar the completeness
of this auspicious event in Langdon's
church history.
The production of Hamlet at the opera
house here last Thanksgiving night BY
Sanford Dodge and his company Of
/ L8loUISO 6CtOIS, was uI.1ot S0tS0l0CtOE1s
Mr.. Dodge has been favorito here for
some years and his Interpretation of the
character of Hamlet added fresh laursls
to his fame. Mrs. Dodge Is Ophelia
WAS excellent and received we'll meritsd
applause. The whole company sustain
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge excellently. The
tragedy was well staged and the costumes
we're fine. Friday evening the company
presented Don Caesar De Bazan to an
enthusiastic audience.
w. M. York says that at Emerson the
day before Christmas of 1879, that the
Thermometer registered GA below. The
government signal service officer then
stationed at Pembina gave it as 59h be-
low which was then and is now the
lowest record of the United States out.
side Of Alaska. The winter previous
1877 1873, was the most open winter on
lnacord No SNOW tn remain and the Rad