Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-11-23
ORTIZ DAKOTA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1905.

money lEOLl w duSWOIJn. Iuc lana man.
Chilly of the Valley -four at Parsons
-four and feed store. Baled hay for sale
Telephone No So
A boy wanted, either to work for his
board while attending school, or to ac-
cept a position permanently. Apply at
McGruer e. Wold's.
We have $4,000 to invest in Second
Mortgage Farm Loans. If you want to
borrow any amount see Attorneys Cor
don & Wheeler at once.
Rev. G. L. Wilson announces that next
Sunday evening he will preach his an
nual Thanksgiving sermon. The entire |
service will be largely upon those lines.
Veterinary B. O. Minge announces
office from Its present location to the
livery, feed and sales stable of Pierce &
Champine.
Mrs. W. B. Dickson and little daughter
Agnes, arrived home on Saturday of
last week from a visit of several months
with her sister, Mrs. j. Stuart Black,
who is at present living at Wetasiken,
N. w. T.
Mrs. Halliday, head milliner at the
Schulke department store was called to
her home at Minto last Friday by a
message containing the sad news of the
illness of her father. Mr.. McGinch. The
chances of his recovery are considered
extremely doubtful.
r. B, Falconer has struck a vein of
soft water in large well dug during the
week on lots owned by 3. 3. Sherwin in
the Dorval addition. Quite a number
of Langdon residents find that the dry
weather this fall has left their cisterns
nearly empty with the approach of win
ter and as the city waterman Mr. Fal-
coner, finds that the supply of soft water
the demand.
The latest thing in the way Of a Jail
delivery oc cured last week when
"Shakey Jim" otherwise known as Jas.
Wyman, booze vendor at Munich, sue
ceeded in getting out of the village lock-
up by cutting hole through the roof
He had been placed in the jail by the
authorities at Munich for safe keeping
. until brought over to Langdon for the
preliminary hearing. Wyman has beer
a we'll known character over there since
Munich first started and had acquired
. quite reputation as blind pigger.
:. 1t is estimated by one of Langdon's
old experienced grain buyers, whose
--. position should warrant HIM in making
:. an estimate, that fully $4,000 bushels O.
; wheat will be marketed in Langdon this
5 year. The grain has been coming il
( such quantities during the fine weather
y that 1t is hard to obtain figures. 1t i:
ne no uncommon sight to see from 40 to o(
wagons unloading at the elevators anc
49, in cars on track. 1t certainly show:
na that Langdon is more than holding it:
own with the neighboring towns as {
wheat market and trade center.
re The Grow Theatrical Co., open week.
engagement here next Monday evening
Nov. 9th, with the great California
''> success ga Struggle for Gold" 1t is {
- four act comedy drama and there will be
~ twelve clever artists in the cast with
beautiful special scenery for each act
Ter The Grows will be the opening attrac
a ton at St. Alphonsus Hall, the old Ca
ser tholic church building north of the court
& house, which is this week being re
modelled with stage fixtures and {
,rs gallery The new hall has good seating
lg- capacity, fine acoustic properties and Is
lis capable of being made perfectly com
-es Portable for those who attend. The com
ng pany give change of play nightly ane
cir as they have played Langdon each sea
ge son for a number of years past come here
~ on their merit to please the public. >
Id Earl Darlington and julie +. SwitZer ano
be the Grow family are all in the cast ano
as supported by astrong company OF artists
,er Seats for the opening night are now or
of sale at Burke & Cos, drug store.
Ihe nome talent prouuclloH U
lr. Nevada given at the Opera Hous'
at last Friday evening by the Langdol
ice Dramatic Co., was a success of the bes
I'D kind The play itself was put on ant
ds, the different parts of the cast filled in
en- manner that we'll pleased the audience
On which filled the seating capacity of tn
ed house in GOOD shape Langdon has al
en- ways been appreciative of home talen
ed theatrical efforts and the fact that tn
iv- sale of tickets at the presentation G
is "Nevada" netted $40 shows that tn
,ed turn out was good. The piece was eN
cts ceptionally we'll costumed and warn
hearted applause was rendered the ef
The forts of everyone in the cast. The DEN
,he ocRAr is asked by the Presbyteria
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