Courier Democrat., 1903-10-15

Those sets Of dishes sre going-if you
want one don't delay.
For bargains in al lines of general
merchandise 60 to Kelly's.
Attorney s. L. Haftzell is spending q
few weeks visiting at his former home in
Iowa.
Mrs. McHugh returned Saturday from
weeks visit with Mrs. j. P. Blrder ut
Park River.
Business mems lunch and oyster parlors.
Meals served on short notice. Sherwln's
Cafe. Opposite Post Office. Open day
and night.
Miss Theolynne Holton returned last
week to her home at Larimore after a
visit of some length here with her sister
Mrs. T. E. Pierce.
Andrew Sturm of the Sturm l. Price
real estate firm, left on Mondays train
for st. James Minn., and eastern points
to he absent short time.
The ALERT drug store is making
special cut on its elegant holiday line of
cut glass ware. Get prices and inspect
stock before buying elsewhere.
Sam F. Wilson and j. @. Reid drove
over from Starkweather on Saturday
and made an enjoyable visit over the
week end with many old friends.
j. K. Fairchild, editor of two Pcmbina
county papers, was passenger south on
Saturdays train to his home at Cavalier
having made a few days visitwith friends
at Hannah.
G. E. Johnston. of the Johnston Il Van
SAINT Land Co., returned Saturday from
a weeks visit to the Twin Cities. While
absent he attended the wedding of his
sister in st. Paul
Rev. Thos. Dougan filled the pulpit of
the M. E. church at Grand Forks at the
morning service of last Sunday in the alb
sence of the pastor who was attending
the conference at Wahpeton.
The owner of ladies gold horseshoe
broach with enamelled three leaf clover
in centre can recover same on applying
at this office. 1t was picked up on the
playground at the schools Tuesday after
noon by Miles Kessler
Hon. Chas. Chisholm arrived home
last Friday from visit of several weeks
among old friends in Ontario. Mrs.
Chisholm and their little daughter, Edna,
remained behind but are expected to
reach here in few days.
DR.. Smith, wishes to announce that
having disposed of his dental practice at
Hannah he may be found at his Office in
Langdon, opposite the Court House,
daily throughout the week. Office hours
9 to 12 a. m., and to 5p. m.
Thos Sheehan, recorder for the Lang
don Workman ledge, says full turnout
of members will be appreciated on Mon
day night next week as it is the time
for holding the annual election of officers.
The Workmen now meet in the old
Masonic hall, over the Ferguson re-
staurant.
G. S. Mcdonald, former resident of
Rosa Lake, is here for visit. He left
his home in Southern California the
early part of the summer and has been
making round of visits amons friends
in the Valley. Before returning he pur-
poses looking over the Canadian North
west with view of making an invest
ment in land there if suited.
Services will be held at the Presby-
terian church on Sunday at II a. ln., and
1880 y. m. Rev. DR.. Thomas will preach
in tho morning on the "Place of the
Sunday School in the Work of the
Church" subject in the evening. IAN l
Saved? the Supreme Question Sun
day school, 2:3O p. H., lesson, "David's
Confession, Psalm 81: III. Midweek
service, Wednesday, 1880 p. IN. A cor
dial welcome to all.
The tower of the Catholic church,
rising to height of nearly fifty feet is
completed and the frame work for the
spire to be raised skyward to one hundred
feet being built. The work on the sacred
editice now show the outward beauty of
it's appearance, which may we'll be the
pride of Langdon's towns people as we'll
as those composing the church member
ship. Later on when the interior is
completed, the beautiful altar, statuary
and stained glass windows in place, it
will be possible to form an adequate
idea of the great undertaking which has
brought to Langdon the finest and most
substantial place of public worship in
the state today.
The Presbytery of Pembina including
the church of Langdon, and the Synod
of North Dakota both met in Grand