Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-02-11
Sn,ke Weber Bros. cigars.
DR.. Kerr, dentist. All work guaran-
tesd. Office in Schulke's block.

DR.. Kerr, dentist. All work guaran-
tesd. Office in Schulke's block.
George Sabraw last week sold out his
interest in the Langdon Ice Rink to his
partner, j. A. johnson, who will so it
alone during the balance of the season.
Langdon was represented at the
Launching of Jim Hills gigantic steam
ship the "Dakota," which took place at
New London, Conn, last week by State
Treasurer d. II. Mcmillan.
Subscribers of the local telephone ex-
change will make the correction on their
cards that Phone No. II now calls up the
residence of Mrs. VIM. Mcknight in
stead of the firm of McCay Il Mccain
as formerly.
Attention is called to the card in our
professional column of Prof. l.. W.
Chittenden teacher of music, who is in
sructing successful classes in piano. or
gan and harmony. Since coming to
Langdon Mr.. Chittenden has found the
people very appreciative of his services
in musical circles.
The Bachelor Club at Wales, whose
membership has been rapidly increasing
of late, announces another of their club
dances for Monday night of this coming
week. This is the second dance the
boys have engineered since the opening
of Leap Year and it looks to us as if they
are taking great chances of some of the
members falling by the way side.
Town clerks will find that the DEMO
Graf legal blank department is better
equipped than ever this year to fill their
orders. Our prices are the same as any
firm in the state. Make out list of
what you want at once so as to be in
proper shape for the election and annual
town meeting next month. Orders by
mail promptly attended to.
A letter received during the week
from T. E. Burke by Langdon friends
states that he is thoroughly enjoying
life at Hot Springs, Ark, and will re-
main until completely freed of rheu-
matism. The weather is warm and
pleasant and the DEMOCRAT is all Tom
needed to complete his happiness, and
that's why he wrote.
William Pickering, for several years
engaged in Langdon as contractor and
builder, has during the past week dis
posed of his residence property at the
north end of Third street to DR.. Jas.
Semple and is expecting in few days to
depart with his family for Forest Grove,
Ore, which place, by the way, seems to
be gaining in popularity with people
from Lansdon and vicinity moving west
ward.
Kelly T. MCLAUGHLIN are advertising
their livery stable and feed barn bust
ness for sale. The property is valuable
one and the horses and rigs go to the
party who buys. Langdon people don't
need to anticipate that we are going to
lose two such good citizens as Messrs
Kelly & MCLAUGHLIN as they are merely
selling their barn property in order to
devote more time and attention to their
farm machinery business and other in
terests.
The family of r. b. Falconer narrowly
escaped wholesale poisoning last Satur
day evening, the cause being can of
tomatoes which had been detected,
put up by the maker. Mrs. Fal-
coner and daughterMay, have been under
the doctors care during the week. The
rest of the family had not a chance to
eat any of the contents Of the can before
the effects of the tomatoes was shown
in the sufferings caused to the mother
and daughter.
Manager j. A. johnson of the Lang
don Ice Rink requests us to announce
that during the balance of the skating
season patrons will find the rink open
regularly every evening and two after
moons of each week as arranged at the
beginning of the season. Owing to bad
weather he allowed the rink to remain
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