Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-12-17
SIN IKE Weber Bros. cigars.

is guaranteed.
The Bee Hive store is a safe place at
which to trade.
! High grade dentistry at DIR. Kerr's.
! Schulke's block.
Good winter apples for sl0o per box
on Saturday only at G. j. Kelly's.
X. N. Syverua was in the city Monday
from Osnabrock transacting business
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat from which they
make "Hannah's Pride -four.
Buy your winters supply of coal of
the Langden Lumber Co. Coal of all
kinds at lowest price in the city.
If you want a good and we'll made fur
coat cheap try the Bee Hive store. Also
have few ladies fur jackets, all bargains
! G. e. Mahon represented the Easily
lodge of the Maccabee order at the
funeral of Benjamin Eydt last Friday
afternoon.
! Sheriff Pinkerton is getting after the
personal property tax delinquents and is
gathering in money that should have
been paid years ago.
Mrs. Jas. g.. Dickson took Tuesday
afternoons train for st. Paul to meet
her sister Miss Abrams, who comes from
Eastern Ontario to spend the holidays
with the family.
Will F.. Hodgins, for the past year
beokkeeper with the Mooney State Bank,
leaves this week for an extended visit
during the holidays at the home of his
mother in Canada.
Speaking of social events of the season
the calico dress ball to be given this
evening by the Lady Maccabees, pro-
misses to outshine all attractions Of the
kind heretofore attempted.
Peter Shredder was among those from
Langdon who left Monday on an excur-
sion east and will spend the holidays
with his parents at Mildmay, Ont. re-
turning here early in the spring.
J. L. Bryson and Peter Stroedor are a
couple of the DEMOCRATS new readers
this week. Each has gone east for the
winter and will be kept posted as to how
things go here in Langdon by the news
in the paper each week.
Mrs. Jos. Gatschne, Mrs. w. H. Speck-
man and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Doyle num-
bered among those from Dresden who
came down the line from Dresden Mon
day and stayed over for the dedication
of the Catholic church.
The Christmas tide greetings of A
Schulke, of the Trade Palace store this
week is sure to help the buyer in max
ing the season merry one. Every de-
partment of the large store furnishes
it's share to the low prices quoted for the
coming week.
Langdon friends will be pleased to
hear that Mrs. p. Foshay, who for the
past month has been under treatment
at the hospital in Devils Lake has passed
worry nicely through dangerous opera
ton performed last week and is on the
high road to recovery.
Skaters here may look for Norval
Baptie, the champion speed and fancy
skater, giving performance at the
Langdon rink during the holidays. He
starts on his tour of professional skating
this week and expects to work around
to Montreal and eastern points in time
to take part in the international racing
events season.
The Woodman camp at Dresden is
preparing to give masquerade ball on
New Years night at their hall. The
event is big annual affair with the
Woodman order at Dresden and the
committee on arrangements. with Harry
Atkinson at its head, premise that the
dance and music will be little better
than they have ever attempted in the
past. Langdon dancers should bear in
mind tho masquerade ball at Dresden
on New Years night.
Langdon does not possess an industry
that has enjoyed such rapid development
as the Langdon cigar factory of Messrs
Koreigngold & Cooperman. that locat-
ed here few months ago. Brand after
brand Of fine smokes have been put on
the market and the sales pushed by
generous and judicious advertising.
There is today hardly store in three
counties where their cigars arc not on
sale and now with the rush Of holiday
trade they arc adding to their force Of
workmen q rapidly as they can get them
| hsrs from the cities. s.