Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-12-31

I High grade dentistry ct d.. Ksrrs.
tSehulke's blmk. ~; ,ls4
Lilly Of the Valley -four at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Phone SO.
/ Now spsn Shsswin Cafe, opposite Post
ONCE. oystsrs in any Style. Meals, hot
ieoGss q lunch. European plan.
Buy your winters supply Of coal Of
tho Langden Lumber Co. Coal Of all
kinds at lowest price in the city.
Attorney Bascom accompanied by
Mrs. Bascom and baby left yesterday for
few weeks visit at their former home
IN Iowa.
| Mrs. E. Hall, mother Of Mrs. j. H.
Harlan, who made "a Christmas visit here
left yesterday returning to her home in
Minnesota.
j. H. Mcclure, of Cando, sheriff of
Towner county at the time of tho execu-
ton of the murderer Bomberger in "a,
was over here ON business Saturday.
Banker Prom has pleased the teachers
and pupils of the Milton schools by
donating to the library complete set
LOT Shakespeare works as Christmas
present.
Mrs. A. E. Lindstrem is confined to
her home on Sixth street laid up with a
mild attack of varioleid. Quarantine
was established at an early hour Mon
day morning.
! The Presbyterian, Methodist and Bap-
fist churches unite in observing the
annual week of prayer which will be
conducted during the opening week Of
the New Year.
Jake Bisenus, enc of the best known
farmers of Loan township, took Mon
days passenger to Grand Forks where
he will spend tho balance Of the week
ttransacting business.
Druggist H. Arneson was holiday
visitor this week from Edinburg. He
hopes to arrange his business affairs so
as to leave shortly for an extended trip
through Colorado and the south.
/ Bishop Mann and number of the
Episcopal clergy of the diocese of North
Dakota will be in Langdon next Tues
day and Wednesday to participate in
the dedication of st. James church.
There are many. old friends in this
part of Cavalier county who will be sorry
to learn that Hon. Peter Cameron, of
Tyner is laid up with broken rib sus-
tanned week ago as the sesult of fall.
E. Fisher left yesterday for his usual
winter trip south expecting to spend
several weeks in Colorado and other
points south. He may stop over
short time at Battle Greek, Mich, en-
route.
H. j. Golf for the past couple Of years
with farm machinery and hardware
house Of JAS McPhail started yesterday
on trip out through Oregon and the
coast country, expecting to return here
in few weeks.
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
8 to II a. NJ, and to 5p. m.
Joseph Hayward former Osnabrock
township farmer who sold out and moved
across the line to Manitoba last summer
came back for visit at Christmas with
old friends and says that if he had it to
do over again he wouldn't do it.
The first of a series of invitation dances
given Monday night by the Olga club
attracted quite nice congenial crowd
of Langdon young folks who returned
home we'll pleased with the entertain
ment afforded them by their friends
over at Olga.
Mic Dickson, nephew of E. A. Farrell
is holding down the "hello' ut central
since the resignation of Miss Nellie Birtch
who left this week for vacation of
three months which she will spend
among relatives and old friends at her
former home in Ontario.
Sup't Hayward, Of the city schools, is
down the line at Grand Forks this week
in attendance at the meeting of the
state educational association. Mr..
Hayward took along with him quite
creditable exhibit of work done in the
different grades of the school.
Old Soldier Burritt has decided to re-
main in Langdon through the winter
this year and has locked the cabin door
on his Harvey homestead until spring.