Courier Democrat., 1904-12-01
Apples sl.oo por box at Kelly's Ar

! Try . sack of "Aannah's Pride" -four
/ Once tried always used.
/; Mrs. Coulliard was passenger down
the line as far as Milton on Monday.
Miss Lucy A. Gordon is reported as
among those on the sick list this week.
For loans at lowest rates and best
terms see Mooney, Champine & John
ston.
A few farms for sale on the crop
payment plan. Mooney, Champine &
Johnston.
In youths clothing no one can equal
G. j, Kelly, when it comes to quality
and price.
B. r. Groom was here several days
during the week looking over the situa-
tion-and the poll books.
Farm loans our speciality. Money
paid same day papers are signed.
Mooney, Champine & Johnston.
If you want life insurance policy
that you can pay up in ten, fifteen or
twenty years, talk to T. E. Burke.
Mrs. Frank F. Ross was visitor over
Thanksgiving with the McNiven family
and other Langdon acquaintances.
Joseph Persche from Trier was here
to attend court during the week in
response to subpoena to serve on the
petit jury.
For bang-up nice fitting clothing
made to your order, go to the Bee Hive
; Store; price about same as charged for
good ready made stuff.
Barber Dan Gillen was visited last
week by brother enroute from the old
home in Maine to California. He stopped
off at Osnabrock to thaw out.
w. B. Gordon and Mrs. E. HI. Gordon
have returned this week from a visit
over the Thanksgiving period of holiday
| making with friends at Cavalier.
The Eastern Star order holds its an
nual election of officers at the regular
meeting of next Tuesday evening, An
attendance of all members is urged.
! Miss Gumper, a teacher of Mt. Carmel
school district, left on Tuesdays pas
senger for visit during the holidays
at her former home in Freeport, MINI.
| Louis Fischer and wife moved into
town from their farm at Mt. Carmel
last week and will occupy the house on
Fifth street lately vacated by H. j..
Hucks and family.
Rev. Robt. A. McMullen conducted
Baptist services st Calvin last Sunday.
The services of the Langdon church
we're conducted in the morning by Rev.
Wilson, of the Presbyterian church.
John Robertson, who in former years
] has been grain buyer on the Langdon
market and spent part of the past sum-
mer in looking over the Pacific coast
country, is back again and numbers
, among the grain buyers at Dresden this
season.
Finlay Mcdonald, of Milton, whose
critical condition at the time of election
we mentioned previously, is able to be
up and around and his Langdon friends
will give him hearty handshake of
/ welcome when he comes to the county
seat to take his oath of Office as public
administrator on January 1st.
Jacob j. Spenst of Berlin township is
having an auction sale of live stock and
farm machinery at his place this after
noon. E. Winecke is on deck as auc-
tioneer and there is every reason to
predict that the sale will go off in first
class style. Mr.. Spenst is retiring from
farming.
This time of year is at hand to think
about music study, as an education is
/, not complete without it. L. w. Chit
tenden has place in his class yet for =
few more pupils. see him soon, and he
can como and put your piano in first
class order as we'll.
i Co. Com'r Peter Reid, who resigns
his seat on the county board January
LIST to step into the Office of sheriff,
y opened his home at Hannah on Thanks
giving eve to his friends and neighbors
who spent the hours in dancing. About
forty were present and with host Of
others in the western part of the county
| regret that Mr. Reid's election as sheriff
} will necessitate his removal to the
county seat.
i Good dry cord wood ready for the
stove at the Langdon Lumber Col
! wood yard. Delivered to any part o
tho city. Phone "a. z