Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-12-10

I II. A. Mayo from Walhalla is court
visitor this week.
Good prints at 2 cents per yard on
Saturday. Kelly's Arcade.
Mayor f. w. Mclean visited Grand
Forks last week a couple Of days.
Lilly of the Valley -four at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Phone So.
Now open Sherwin Cafe, opposite Post
Office. Oysters in any Style. Meals, hot
coffee or lunch. European plan.
Mss Mamie Mcmillan returned Satur-
day from a visit of a few days with her
sister Miss Barbara at Hannah.
Don't wait and let some body get the
best articles at Klein & Isaac's store.
Come to the sale every day from 1:3O to
4O0p. m.
Merchant j. H. Placement was over
from Olga on Tuesday on court matters
and found time to make this office a
pleasant call.
Blacksmith JOS. Persche and wife were
visitors in town from Trier this week,
and delayed in returning home until to
day by the blizzard.
| A young son at the home of Black
smith George Stevens at Easily is an
nounced as welcome Thanksgiving ar
rival in their household.
Neat, clean, quiet. When hungry call
at sherwin's Cafe. Meals on European
plan. Oysters in any style. Choice cigars,
coffee, fruits :tc. +. e. Silcrwin.
DR.. McLain, the Minneapolis specialist
is at the CT. Northern Hotel arriving
yesterday and will make stay of ten
days. Note his advertisement in an
other column.
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
a quantity of good fence posts. HI
Wendt, Dresden. 1925
All of our readers who do their trad.
ing at Langdon will find something they
want in the big list of bargains quoted
in the new advertisement of the Chicago
Store this week.
| Hannah has tailor who halls from
Dublin, Ireland. He is brother in Law
of Eph Adams and the Man in the Moon
vouches for his satisfactory work. seeing
he halls from the could Sod
The Maccabees calico ball is to be
held at the Opera House on Thursday
evening, Dec. 18th. There being few il
any social attractions for the week in
tervening it is likely that the turn out
will be a big one.
Prof. j.. w. Chittenden has resigned
his position with the musical instrument
department of McGruer Il Wold's store
and in future will give his time ex
clusively to the instruction Of classes in
vocal and instrumental music.
Cashier John Sheehan of the Mooney
State Bank visited the extreme western
part of the county this week in his new
official capacity as U. S. Commissioner
taking the testimony of Chas. A. Cogs-
we'll, who made final proof Tuesday on
his homestead in Cypress township.
Co. Auditor Work and Hon. Henry
Mclean left on Mondays train for 4
visit at st. Johns, n d.. with Jas. Nc.
Intosh, one of Cavalier county's well
known old timers, who is now in charge
of U. S. customs port of entry at the
crossing of the international boundary
line.
Attention! On or about December 18th
l will have number of genuine Hartz
mountain canaries, imported directly
from Germany, for sale. They may he
seen at the jewelry store of c. McCor
mack and are just the thing for Xmas
present. J. Reiber.
ID. w. Barker and wife are expecting
to leave in few days to spend the great
er part of the winter with friends east
While enroute it is proposed making 9
stop over of month at Mt. Clements
Mich, where Mrs. Barker will under &c
treatment at the springs for rheumatism
from which she has severely suffered
lately.
The pioneer hardware store of Mercer
l. LAWN has an attractive advertising
change this week which deals interest
lingly with the question of steel ranges
and fine parlor heaters. Buyers who
want their moneys worth when select
| ing stove cannot do better by their
own interests than see the line on sale
at Mercer e. LAWNS.
The dedication of the new Catholic
church of this city will take place Tues
day forenoon commencing at ten o'clock
The dedicatory service will be conducted
by Bishop Shahley, assisted by num-
Der of visiting priests from different
parts of the state. The sermon for the
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