Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-11-12


J. Rye -four at Parsons feed store.:s 81
Twenty pounds of good peaches for
s1.00 at Kellys Arcade.
:, H. L. Helgeson from Milton was a
business visitor here Tuesday.
I Agent Jabe Souch reports that Harvey
Center farmers have begun to haul
their 1903 crop on to the market.
VIM. Lane is moving in from his farm
in Moscow and will occupy house on
lots owned by Jas. Reed in South Lang
don.
Mrs. H. ID. Parsons left Tuesday after
noon for an extended visit during the
winter months with friends and relatives
in Oregon.
Mrs. Robt. McGrath. of Hannah is
spending the week visiting at the home
of her parents Postmaster and Mrs. John
McGauvran.
Chas. McComb, formerly with E. E.
Sher win is the new proprietor of the
Hub restaurant. He took hold of the
business last week.
Jas. Stevenson is again with Citizens
bank filling the position he held up to
the time of leaving here for the Canadian
Northwest last summer.
Ginghams for one cent per yard on
Saturday Nov. 14th for two hours between
two and four O'Clock, will sell BEST Amos
keg Ginghams for one cent yard. c. ].
Kelly.
Railroad Com'r Shea is making visit
with friends in Langdon and vicinity
this week. incidentally looking after
his real estate and other interests in
Cavalier county.
1 s. L. Searle and son, Lorn, who have
been here during the summer with G..
4 w. Clarke, left on Saturday for Spokane,
Wash, where it is likely the family will
make their future home.
n r. b. Falconer received word Monday
that Dan Harris, who left here last week
for his home at Minto i'll with symptoms
of typhoid fever, was much worse with a
possibility of not recovering.
Co. Surveyor Darling is here as a
witness to give expert testimony in the
Barry case. Yesterday Mr.. Darling on
his way in from Grey made survey OF
an addition that the townsite company
at Wales is expecting TO place on the
market this fall in order to meet the
demand for business and residence
locations at that place.
i The skating rink being bullion Second
street by Carpenters johnson Il Sabraw
will cover ~ ground space of 5OX14O feet
and he the best equipped rink for
amusement and carnival purposes in the
northern part of the state. In addition
to being open every evening the manage
ment announce that their rink will be
open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
afternoons. On Thursday afternoon che
rink will be open only to ladies.
i The funeral took place Saturday fore
noon at the Catholic church of Mrs
! Geo. Delvo, we'll known resident of
Osnabrock who died on the previous
Thursday after a lingering illness of
consumption. Deceased was about in
her thirty sixth year and leaves family
of young children in the charge of her
bereaved husband. The Dclvo family
number among the early pioneers of this
county and the attendance at Saturday
forenoon's funeral testifies the esteem in
which they are held by the people OF
that neighborhood.
Landlords Hankey Il Flumerfelt will
give the new Ct. Northern Hotel fitting
, opening on Thanksgiving night, Thurs
day, Nov. 26th by giving grand ball
and supper. This double event is likely
, to prove most opportune to the young
| people of Langdon and vicinity as both
the music and supper are promised tc
be the best that can possibly be furnish
ed. So far nothing of this kind is known
to be arranged for Thanksgiving night
and there is every likelihood the open.
ing of Langdon's new $4,000 hotel with
grand dance and supper on Thanks.
giving will be an event welcomed
most heartily by Langdon people. The
dining room on the ground floor will
be cleared and its highly polished hard.
wood floor given over to dancing. In
the basement tables will be laid to seat
one hundred guests at the midnight
banquet. Messrs Hankey and Flumer
felt announce that their hotel will be
entirely completed and ready for in
spection by the public at that time
This is indeed creditable accomplish
ment on the part of the contractors
when it is remembered that less thar