Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-12-24

IL
Once tried always used.
Good prints at cents per yard on
Saturday. Kelly's Arcade.
DR.. Kerr, dentist. All work guaran-
teed. Office in Schulke's block.
j. b. Boyd went east Saturday on
business trip, stopping ovey Sunday at
the Forks
Norman Mcdonald is again waiting
on customers at the Dorval 4 McCay
meat market
State Treasurer Mcmillan arrived
Tuesday from Bismarck to spend the
holidays at home.
Buy your winters supply of coal of
the Langdon Lumber Co. Coal of all
kinds at lowest price in the city.
Mrs. d. Mckechnie is here from Wales
and will visit the McKechnie and Steven
son families during the holidays
Rob't Meiklejohn and family expect
to leave shortly after the holidays for
visit of several weeks in Califoruis.
M. j. Weber spent Saturday inter
viewing the local cigar trade in the ia
tsress of the Weber's cigar factory at
Cando.
Mrs. Jas. Tierney, sister of J. H. Har-
Ian, arrived Saturday from Minneapolis
and will visit here during the holiday
season.
Business mems luach and oyster parlsrs.
Meals served on short notice. She1wln's
Cafe. Opposite Pest Office. Open day
and night.
Jas. Austin was the purchaser of q
valuable quarter section of state land
within three miles of Hannah at the
sale Tuesday.
John Fischer, of Mt Carmel left with
large crowd of Ontario excursionists
Monday for short visit during the
holidays at his old home.
s. Anderson, who settled in Huron
township with the first pioneers seven
years ago came in last Friday to make
final proof on his homestead.
Cabinet photos s1OO per dozen. Best
Platina finish. Regular IS cent size,
now 25 cents per dozen. At Golden's
Gallery, opposite the post Office.
r. A. Wadsworth, president of the
Flax Land Co., returned last week from
his homo at Grinnell, Ia. and was an
active buyer and bidder at the land
sale.
w. j. Mooney left Saturday for his
home in Minneapolis to remain until
after the holidays, when Mr.. and Mrs.
Mooney contemplate taking few weeks
trip through the south.
Blacksmith John Girodat and wife
number among those from Mt. Carmel
who will spend Christmas in the east,
leaving Monday to visit their former
home at Carlsruhc, Ont.
Ell. j. Riesland, the we'll known OPTICAL
specialist. who has visited our town for
many years will be at the Northwestern
Hotel, Milton. January 9Th and 10th, the
Columbia Hotel, Langdon, January, 18th
to 18th. Remember he grnds all glasses
while you wait. Consultation free.
The store on the ground floor OF the
Sslter block, until recently occupied by
Klein 4 Isaac. with their bankrupt
stock, is now being elegantly fitted up
by Jas. Tyrrell who shortly after the
first of the year will open up atirst-class
restaurant establishment and billiard
hall.
Judge Templeton was here a day or
two last week in the interest of c. NJ.
McEuen to straighten out theentangled
condition OF the defunct Langdon Ina
plement Co., of which Mr.. McEuen was
president. This week the affair is being
adjudicated at Fargo, and i'll the mean
time the Opera House is closed.
The preliminary hearing of Peter
Weiner, the fifteen year old boy who
broke into the ALERT & Co. drug store
and was arrested at Larimore while
enroute to his home in Chicago, resulted
in his being held for the spring term of
court with every prospect of his being
sent to the Plankington reform school
until such time as he shall become of age.
S. H. kjemhus, of Fremont, in remit
ting the DEMOCRAT another years sub
scription to the paper states that it is
seldom received at Numedahl postoffice
until it is week old. In connection
with the complaint Mr.. Kjemhus also
says that general dissatisfaction is felt
by the patrons of that Office over the
mail service rendered especially of late.
MILL10NAIRE'S POOR STOMACH.
The worn out stomach of the over-fed