Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-12-22

KsllH = selling Yankse oats 1t Sol
cents.
Try sask Of saannah's Pride" -four.
Once tried always used.
For Christmas knick-knacks 90 TO the
Bee Hive store; that's all.
Sam Cross was over from Olga on
Tuesday transacting business.
F.J. Hodgins is in from Weaver this
week attending the land sale.
By buying cloth overcoat at Kelly's
Arcade you can save 20 per cent.
j. B. Beauchamp. the Olga merchant,
was q county seat visitor Monday.
Don't forget the opening date for
Wineckes great sale, SATURDAY, Dec.
18th.
A few farms for sale on the crop
payment plan. Mooney, Champine &
Johnston.
Mrs. E. A. Frye visited few days
with Langdon friends the early part of
the week.
Mrs. Helgeson of Osnabrock was a
visitor in the city over Sunday the guest
of Mrs. Chas. Smith.
Phil Bruseau, landlord of the National
hotel at Olga was in the city yesterday
looking after business.
Three cents week is a small price
for the best local paper in the county.
Subscribe for the DEMOCRAT.
Farm loans our specially. Money
paid same day papers arc signed.
Mooney, Champine & Johnston.
If you want life insurance policy
that you can pay up in ten, fifteen or
twenty years, talk to 7. E. Burke.
P. McKechnie visited in town with
his brother day or two, while here
from Boyd township to buy school land.
Come in and see Winecke at the
Donovan building and make your own
price on clothing. Sale opens Satur-
day, Dec. 18th.
H. G. Otteson, in years gone by a
Cavalier county teacher and now pros
porous farmer near Mack postofice, was
here to attend the school land sale.
Ernest 8. Hodgins, of Co. Treasurer
Powers office will make proof on his
homestead out near Weaver post Office
on Saturday. us. Com'r John Sheehan
is handling the proof.
Hon. D. McKechnie and wife are down
from Glenila to attend the state land
sale. Mr.. McKechnie is expecting to
leave next week for Bismarck to remain
during the legislative session.
Jos. Moore was over here from New
vile yesterday on business and although
a resident of Towner county has for
years been a reader of the DEMOCRAT.
We acknowledge pleasant call.
jim McDougall is busy this week in
taking the city school census. From
progress made SO far 1t is safe to predict
that the total figures will show that
Langdon is growing bigger right along.
Mrs. Noel Robillard of Olga, goes to
st. Cesaire, Que, for visit with her
father and sisters of two months while
her husband, Hon. N. Robillard is gin
Bismarck during the approaching legis- |
lative session.
E. Aldrlch has an auction sale at his
place in Trier township on Thursday of
next week, selling all his horses and
farm machinery preparatory to leaving
the country. The sale will be conducted
by Auctioneer Winecke.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
have engaged in an effort to add one
hundred names to the list of the Min
neapolis Journals readers in Langdon.
In so doing they will secure beautiful
piano for the parlors of the new church,
that is to be built in the spring.
H. J. Cheatley of Gordon township
the other day sold two fine colts of his
own raising, one six months old and the
other eighteen months, the price being
1925 for the pair. They were purchased
by stock breeder from Calgary, N. w.
T., who has shipped them to his ranch.
The Rev. Gilbert L. Wilson, pastor of
the Presbyterian church, on Christmas
morning breaches sermon specially to
his fellows of the local Masonic fraterni |
ty. The members of the order meet at
their lodge room in the Masonic Temple
and march to the church in body at
eleven o'clock. The, service is one to
which tho public are also cordially in
vited.
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