Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-12-24
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Sheep lined coats at reduced prices n
kelly's Arcade.
Ladies kid mittens for 35 cents Do,
pair at Kelly's Arcade.
Lilly of the Valley -four at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Phone SO.
Chas. Haugh is too busy with his ice
harvest to think much about Christmas
P. A. Sandison and wife have moved
into town for the winter and OCCUPY the
Baptist parsonage.
Banker G. b. Mcmillan from Hannah
was doing turn in real estate at the
the school land sale Tuesday.
New opsn sherwin Cafe, opposite Pest
Office. Oysters in any Style. Meals, hot
codse Or laach. European plan.
G. R. Bjornstad and wife of Fremont
are entertaining young son, who ar
rived at their home last week.
Attorney Hartzell, arrived home
Tuesday from, months visit with old
friends at his former home in Iowa.
f. A. McCay, of the Dorval a. McCay
meat market, is up and around again
after sick spell of couple of weeks.
Mrs. j. G. Irvine's two little girls are
sick this week with the result that the
home will be quarantined during the
holidays.
Rob't Fleming, who makes deals in
Cavalier county dirt at Dresden helped
to boost the price of state lands at the
sale Tuesday.
Contractor Geo. Buckingham, who
built the opera house and Ct. Northern
hotel here last summer, was transact
ing business in town Friday.
Mr.. johnson, father of Mrs. Tillie
McGruer, who has been visiting here
for few weeks, left on Saturdays train
for his home at Missoula, Mont.
Neat, clean, quiet. When hungry call
at sherwin's Cafe. Meals en- European
plan. Oysters in any style. Choice cigars,
coffee, fruits etc. E. E. Sherwin.
M. L. Walton, returned last week to
his farm in Grey township after visiting
a couple of months with his brother at
Neche and friends at other point.; in the
Valley.
All kinds of fire wood, for sale. either
in carload lots or retailed by the cord,
price from $3.50 to Sc per cord: also have
quantity of good fence posts. H.
Wendt, Dresden. 1925
Jos. Kyncl has gone to Mimic and will
spcnd the holidays there with his brother
Frank. Later he expects to take trip
through the west and will be away from
Langdon until spring.
Teacher Ridlington of the city high
schools has been under the treatment of
DR.. Skoog since the first of the week for
light touch of fever, with which he
was taken down sick Saturday.
Or. 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
8 to II a. IT,, and to 5p. m.
Col. John L. Duffy, who is accused of
being a democrat and prince of good
fellows by friends all over the northern
part of the state, has left his home at
Walhalla to spend the winter in Okla
home hoping to benefit his health.
Ernest Hodgins. for several months
engaged with his uncle, +, j. Hodgins in
the management of the Cavalier Co..
Land & Loan Co.'S, business at Weaver.
has accepted position in Co. Treasurer
Powers Office for the balance of the
winter.
The report was circulated around
town last evening of the death Of James
Barnhardt, former resident of this
county. in the lumber woods of Mime
SOI2, having Dtcl hllleet ny a LUZ 1OAl1IAS
on top of HIM. He was about twenty
years of age and son of Iaiah Barn
hardt, now living at Windygates, Man,
but formerly of Dresden in this county
Henry Clarke. who removed from
Grey township to Calmar, n. W. L. a
year or so ago, is in town to attend the
sale of Cavalier county state lands this
weed. Mr.. Clarke is just as enthusias
tic a North Dakotan as ever and it
is altogether likely he will close out
his holding in the Canadian Northwest
and settle down again among his old
neighbors at Daniels.
Postmaster j. r. Hesk, at Vera, in the
extreme northwestern part of the county
spent day or two in Langdon this
week with old friends. Crops in around
his neighborhood this fall can be classed
among the best harvested in the county
and with the extension of the railroad
from Edmore up into that neighbor-
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