Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-11-08

Birtch 4 Liebeler, general agents OF
Canadian lands.
For best fitting and best values in
shoes go to Kelly & S%chneider's
Arcade.
If you desire to get a home in the
Canadian Northwest call on Birtch &
Liebeler.
Friday of last week ason was born to
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Kenna at their home
in South Langdon.
Mrs j. H. Harlan is being visited
this week by her sister, Mrs. Hatelid,
who arrived Saturday from Grafton.
John Mahon, who has been away to
the Pacific coast country for a couple of
weeks, on business arrived home Satur-
day.
The Catholic church fair and bazaar
next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, will be the attraction of the coming
week.
Next week the first publication of the
delinquent tax list for 1905 and prior
years will be given in the columns of
this paper.
We direct the attention of readers to
the announcement made elsewhere of
the new serial story, "The M%asquerad-
ers," which will start shortly.
l want teams to disc east of Hannah
and to pillow in Bruce township and have
over 1000 acres new land to rent for
next years crop. q. A. Wadsworth.
M. Galloway of Fremont and F.
Gareau of Olga were here yesterday
bringing with them the returns of the
election held Tuesday in their respec.
tive townships.
j. L.. Schwartz returned Saturday
from his Morden trip, where he was
called in official capacity as deputy
register of deeds to give testimony at
the Doyle trial.
DR.. Geo. McLain, the eye, ear and
nose specialist from Minneapolis, who is
we'll known by Langdon people is visit
Ing with DR.. Semple during his stay of a
week in the city.
Pointers for skaters: You will find
everything you want at McPhail Brosna-
han Cos. store. See their new skate
sharpener, hockey sticks, hockey
skates, hockey pucks, ankle supporters,
etc.
I H. j. Reisland, the optical specialist
who has come here for many years will
4 be at the U. G. T. Hotel again on Dec
ember 7, 8 and 8, and atPark River Dec
Q ember IL to IA. Remember that all
glasses are ground here-no sending
away.
Beginning with Wednesday of next
week there will be Episcopal services
!, held at Wales on that evening of each
y week by Rev. G. p. Burleson of Lang
:, don. The services will be held in the
hour of eight o'clock.
An approa ling event of interest to
o Langdon people is the closing on Nov.
, 18th of the st. Johns Academy scholar
= ship contest at jamestown. Miss Mary
O'Reilly of this city is already in second
4 place in a list of about fifteen contest
ants for the four scholarships to be
awarded.
The boxing exhibition to have been
given Saturday night at the Opera
- House by Chilly" Speed and his spar
ring partner, failed to draw a crowd and
= consequently was not "pulled off" No
y doubt the fact that the price of admis-
' sion was a dollar a ticket and S1.5O at
the "ringside" had something to do with
II: the exhibition being a fizzle.
j. w. Miller, who lives across the
: track in South Langdon met with an
accident on Monday afternoon while
: unloading a carload of iron piping
: which will lay him up for some little
f: time. His foot and ankle we're caught
between two heavy pieces of pipe which
10 slipped while being taken from the car
ae He only narrowly escaped having the
at leg badly crushed.
s st DIR. KERR