Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-12-24
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{ Snake Weber Bros. cigars.
! Boys clothing at your own prices al
Kelly's.
! Every sack of ''Hannah's Pride" t1oul
is guaranteed.
High grade dentistry at DR.. Kerr's
Schulkes block.
/ Good winter apples for slOo per box
on Saturday emily at G. J. kelly's.
Chief of Police Haverty is again or
duty after an illness that laid him up
couple of weeks.
The Hannah mill grinds nothing but
the best hard wheat from which they
make "Hannah's Pride flour.
Jas. Field and Frank Rylance left
Saturday and will reach their old home.
in Canada for Christmas visit.
! Buy your winters supply of coal Of
the Langdon Lumber Co. Coal of all
kinds at lowest price in the city.
! Harry Bradley, who has visited here
for several months with his brothers
left Saturday to spend Christmas with
the old folks.
The large crop of holiday sickness has
invaded the home of John Zeller, neces-
stating the quarantining the family
at Chriatnar TINA
| Senator Laidlaw was at Grand Forks
transacting business Monday and from
thsre will go to st. Paul and spend the
holidays with his family.
Miss Nellie Dunford, daughter OF H.
Dunford of Harvey Centre left last week
with party of young folks for visit
during the holidays in Ontario.
| A. Schweitzer, who has blacksmith
shop out at Empire was in town Mon.
day on his way for visit during the
holidays with old friends at Cavalier.
Elmer Helgesen and Eddie Hanson
both of Milton. went west some time
ago, and the announcement is made
that they will start a photograph gal
lery at Snohomish. Wash.
The holiday sale of pianos this sea
son is reported by McGruer & Void as
more than double that at Christmas
time year ago. A good indication of
business growth and popularity.
Auctioneer z. Weinecke. who has had
charge of the bankrupt stock sale at
Klein 4 Isaacs store. closed out the
last of the goods Saturday night and
left Monday for his homcin Minnesota
Mrs E. A. Pennock returned last week
from Park River, where she spent several
weeks nursing her mother Mrs. r. B.
Hunt, who has been ill for some little
time. but is now reported as being on
tho road to recovery.
j. M. Heltner, from Stearns county,
Mimi, father of Rev. Father Heltner, of
Mt. Carmel, bought a quarter section of
state land in that township at the sale
Tuesday and in all probability will be-
come are.ident of Cavalier county with
his family in the spring.
Jack Carlin, who enlisted for service
with other Langdon volunteers at the
time of the Spanish American war in
Cuba took Tuesdays train for Lisbon,
N. D., and will spend some time at the
soldiers home, his healthier long time
back having been very poor.
The crowd attending the calico ball
given by the local Macoabeae last Thurs
day evening at the Columbia Hotel con-
siderably overcrowded the floor space
allotted to dancers. The idea of calico
dress ball seemed to easily win foritself
leading place in popular favor and it
may be added that the music furnished
by the Langdon orchestra should be
given fair share of praise.
The state university at Grand Forks
closed for tho Christmas holidays last
Thursday, few days earlier than ex-
pected, owing to the development of
case of scarlet fever. Langdon students
including Misses Tessie Jackson, Viola
Truax, Leonore ALERT, Helen Sullivan
and Cecil Mahon and Percy Abbey are
all home for visit Ut their homes until
the reopening, January 5th.
Since Tuesday afternoon the taking Of
testimony in the smuggling case against
VIM. Dewitt, of Hope township, has been
in progress at the Office of Gordon &
Wheeler, before U. S. Commissioner
Juo. Sheehan as referee. Dewitt has
Attorneys Moellring & Atneosen as
counsel and dozen or more witnesses
are being examined on each side. Judge
Amidon of the US. court at Fargo or
dered the taking of testimony taken here
to avoid the expense incurred in the
transporting of the witnesses to Fargo.