Courier Democrat., 1904-12-15
Kelly is selling Yankee o.t. at 70

Il eASes1 - O0ssA&8 40M0OO VoS0 ~ ~
cents.
H,ssy sack oe sHannah's Prida" Aoar
b guaranteed
For Christmas knick-knacks go to the
Bee Hive store; that's all.
By buying cloth overcoat at Kellys
Arcade you can save 20 per cent.
Postmaster H. j. Matheson and wife
were in town Saturday from Dresden.
Don't forget the opening date for
Winecke's great sale, Saturnay, Dec.
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Plummer are en-
tertaining relatives from Woodbridge
this week.
A few farms for sale on the crop
payment plan. Mooney, Champine 4
Johnston.
Deputy Sheriff Steve Bardahl spent
Sunday down the line at Milton with
his family.
The Langdon Woman's Club met
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Chas. Smith.
Duncan McEwan came in from Dres-
den Saturday on business trip and to
greet friends.
Hon. Jas. Shea arrived from Wahpe-
ton to give attention to his extensive
land interests in this county.
Three cents week is small price
for the best local paper in the county.
Subscribe for the DEMOCRAT.
Farm loans our speciality. Money
paid same day papers are signed.
Mooney, Champine & Johnston.
Morris Orton returned Saturday from
the Forks where he has been attending
the U. S. Federal court as juror.
If you want a life insurance policy
that you can pay up in ten, fifteen or
twenty years, talk to I. e. Burke.
Come in and see Winecke at the
Donovan building and make your own
price on clothing. Sale opens Satur-
day, Dec. 18th.
b. E, Groom, county superintendent
of schools-elect, has rented the w. ].
Mooney residence and will move in the
first of the year.
Miss Gwen Francis, of Langdon, is
filling the position of stenographer at
the Bank of Park River during the alb
sence of aRobert Holmes.-Pa
Gazette.
Winecke will close out his big stock
of clothing and dry goods in week or
ten days, so get in early and secure bar
gains. Sale opens Saturday, Dec. 18th.
See display advertisement.
Aldermanic honors have been be-
slowed upon Druggist McQuarrie of
Walhalla. The distinction is one that
"Bllly's" old Langdon friends feel his
$50 pounds avoirdupois will betittingly
grace.
A. P. McArthnr, who taught one of
the larger schools in the Fremont dis
trict year ago, returned last week
from Clay county, Minnesota. He has
engaged to take charge of the village
school at Wales for the ensuing year.
The firm of Wilson, Jahnke & Larson,
contractors and builders, has been dis
solved by the withdrawal of Carpenter
Wilson, the business being continued
by his partners, Messrs. Jahnke & Lar
son. The notice of dissolution is pub
lished on another page.
Co. Supt. Crawford has been engaged
this week in moving his family and
household effects to their farm in. the
western part of the county, preparatory
to turning the office of county superin-
tendent of schools over to his successor,
B. E. Groom, the first of the year.
G. H. Schutt sends to the DEMOCRAT
from his Scattered Grove stock farm at
Fairmount, N. D., good photograph of
two sows in his prize herd of thorough
bred hogs. He has sold quite number
to Cavalier county stockmen and sends
the photo to us in order that others may
seeswhat he is offering for sale.
o. H. Will & Co., the we'll known Bis
marck salesmen of North Dakota grown
garden seeds, trees, and ornamental
shrubbery have again contracted for ad-
vertising space with the DEMOCRAT this
season. Their patronage from the north
ern. end Of the state is yearly increasing
in manner which is highly satisfactory.
B. H. Bjerken was business caller
at the county seat last Saturday from
Storlie and told of the opening of train
service on the Ct. Northern's extension
to Hampden. The new road bed from
Hampden to Edmore is still in the
hands of the contractors, who do not
turn it over to the railroad company
until completed to Munich on January
LIST, and they are making charge of ten