Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-10-29

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want ons don't delay.
For bargains in Ill lines Of general |
merchandise 60 to Kelly's.
Veteran Ross was one Of the prominent |
visitors in the city Monday from Wales.
Mrs. Void is away for months visit |
with friends of the family in Minnesota |
and Wisconsin.
DR.. Nc. Queen has rented the E. j.
Evans home on Fifth street and is
arranging to move in this week.
H. H. McCorkle, the horse dealer and
big farmer from Huron, was in town the
end of the week to meet old friends.
Thos. Stevenson, who has spent the
greater part of the summer visiting in
Ontario and the east returned last week.
Miss G. E. Mcmillan, of the State
Bank of Hanna, spent several days of
last week visiting with friends in the
city.
Business mems lunch and oyster parlors.
Meals served on short notice. Sherwln's
Cafe. Opposite Post Office. Open day
and night.
Miss Veda Oke closed term of teach
ing last week in the vicinity of Wales
and is spending the week visiting with
friends here.
Jno. Bidlake, collector for one of the |
farm machinery firms that are not in the |
trust put in few days here looking up
delinquents this week.
Have you noticed the increasing num-
Der of men with good fitting clothes?
Many of them got them through P. P.
Kopriva of the Bee Hive store.
Merchant A. G. Darling was Crystal
visitor in Langdon last week for day
or two, stopping over on his return from
aland hunting trip through the Canadian
Northwest.
Jos. McGauvran, ST., has been here
during the week visiting with his son,
Postmaster McGauvran, and purposes
removing from Olga to make his home
here in Langdon.
Attorney Wheeler, of the law firm of
Gordon & Wheeler left Friday to join
his wife in attending the wedding
festivities at the home of Mrs. Wheeler's
parents in Wisconsin,.
w. o. Gould is wintering at Prince
Albert, N. w. T., and in letter of
recent date tells that he will get back
again among his friends on this side of
the line in the spring.
Geo. w. Balsdon is spending the week
with his son, John Balsdon, in town and
after short visit with friends at Cava-
lier contemplates making an extended
visit this winter back at the old home in
Ontario.
John T. Duffy is reported very ill of
erysipelas at his home in Walhalla.
His many friends in Langdon trust that
his illness is not as serious as at first re-
ported and that he will soon be on his
feet again.
Attorney E. H. Gordon is among the
number from here who will be in at
tendance on Saturday at the big football
game which the students of the Mime
sofa and Michigan universities play in
st. Paul park.
&C. Stable, of the Chicago Store, has
been bearing bunch of old Jobs afflic-
ton on the back of his neck for the past
week, and it may be remarked that he
is showing the same patience which
made famous the biblical patriarch.
Tuesday evening of next week Novem-
ber3r basket social and entertainment
will be given at the Maccabee Hall by
the ladies of Mt. Carmel. The folks out
Mt. Carmel way hope to entertain a
number of their old time friends from
Langdon on that occasion.
, Attorney w. B. Dickson and brothers
Arch'd and Jas. G. Dickson drove over
to Crystal Saturday evening in response
to a telegram stating change had taken
place in the condition of their father,
who for upwards year past has been
, sufferer from paralysis.
DR.. E. Chase, an eye specialist, with
; friends and relatives in nearly every part
of this county returns this week to his
home at Red Lake Falls, MINI. During
his stay he successfully treated num-
Der of parties afflicted with eye trouble
and it is quite likely will make regular
visits to this city in the future.
A party of local sports consisting OF
Ohas. Chisholm, I. Dawson and Wilbur
IL. Drury, and headed by Game Warden