Courier Democrat., 1904-01-28
SIN ,ke Weber Bros. cigars.

SmlIh-Premler-beSt kinds. At the
DEMOCRAT Office.
Lilly of the Valley flour at Parsons
Flour and Feed store. Baled hay for
sale. Phone 5S.
Miss Mary McDougall, who has been
on the sick list for few days is again
on duty at the post office.
Buy your winters supply of coal of
the Langdon Lumber Co. Coal of all
kinds at lowest price in the city.
Send copy fthe COURIER DEMOCRAT
to your relatives and friends in the east.
1t is cheaper than writing letters.
r. Bloomquist, the piano tuner, is
here from Grafton for few days stay
while attending to the wants of Langdon
patrons.
The Perseverance club of the Pres
byterian church meets with Mrs. Jas.
Walker, on Saturday January Both at
2:D pm. Mrs. Walker will demonstrate
pumpkin pie.
Rev. Frank Sprague, state evangelist,
is announced as coming here the early
part of the coming month for the pur
pose of conducting series of services of
services at the Baptist church.
Dr.S. G. Gibson, is spending part of
the week in st. Paul, having accompanied
his patient D. r. Milne, who left on
Mondays passenger in order to undergo
an operation at one of the hospitals
there.
The DEMOCRAT is requested by Rev.
j. M. Hiltner, of Mt. Carmel to announce
that there will be no Mass at Dresden
on Sunday Februarys7th, but that the
regular services for that day will be held
at Wales.
| Saturdays passenger from the south
was four hours late. A broken side rcd
was the occasion of the delay. The
accident occurred at lnkster and the
train had to remain some time at Park
River awaiting the arrival of another
engine.
Senator w. A. Laidlaw represented
Langdon stockholders at the annual
meeting of the Northwestern Fire &
Marine insurance company held at Grand
Forks this week and was elected as
member of the board of directors for the
ensuing year.
H. j. COTS auction sale of furniture
and household effects will take place on
saturday of next week, February 9th at
the McPhail hardware store. Articles
offered for sale can be seen at the resi-
dence on north Sixth street at any time
during the week.
w. A. Ferguson who has enjoyed a
visit among old friends and familiar
scenes in Ontario since the holidays ar
rived home Saturday in time to take an
active part in the local observance of
Burns birthday held by the Scotch of
Langdon and vicinity.
+. P. Engle and P. d. Schmidt we'll
known residents of Weber township
we're visitors at the county seat the end
of the week, being subpoened as wit
nesses to give testimony in the contest
case involving the homestead entry of
Leslie Hodgins, which has been pending
for some time past.
DR.. and Mrs. S. Kerr were among the
number of out of town guests attending
the Egermayer-Lib wedding which
occurred at Park River last Wednesday.
The bride is the only daughter of Attor-
ney Fl. A. Libby and has quite a circle
of acquaintances among Langdon people.
Over two hundred guests witnessed the
ceremonies.
Mrs. Crawford in charge of the dress
making and millinery department of j.
B. Boyd's Headquarters store and Miss
McClory representing the same depart
ment with A. Schulke's Trade Palace
are spending the week in the Twin Cities
making their selection of new lines of
goods for the spring opening in fashion
able millinery in Langdon at Easter.
Below is given the program of the
fortnightly meeting of the Langdon
Woman's Club which will be held next
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
o. E. Thompson, the hostess on the
occasion being Mrs. E. H. Gordon.
Literary Meeting.
Roll Call-"Famous Southern Leaders"
| PAPERS:
Progress Of the Negro" ..... Mrs. j. b. Boyd.
Review OF Creole Days, M MIS- s9't1 smith
Lincoln's birthday has been decided
on by the Workman lodge of Langden
as betitting time for the holding OF
their annual grand ball and supper.
The dance hall in the basement of the
Opera House has been secured for the
ball and supper will be served by the
management of the Ct. Northern Hotel.
The lodge has secured the services Of
both the Langdon City Band and Or
| chestra which guarantees that the music