Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-12-06
The Bee Hive store auction sale is the

The Bee Hive store auction sale is the
talk of the town.
a. fine new line of box stationery and
paper supplies has been received this
week at the DEMOCRAT Office.
The pulpit of the Presbyterian church
on Sunday was filed by Rev. Myers, of
Bismarck, who during the past week
has been assisting Rev. Wilson in con-
Quoting %evangelistlc services at the new
church in Dresden.
The order of service for Sunday Dec.
9th is announced by Rev. G.P. Burleson,
priest in charge, as follows: Holy com.
munion s a. M; morning prayer, 1890
a. M: Sunday school 10 NJ: evening
prayer 1870 p. m.
The large holiday advt. of McGruer &
Void, which is to be found on the story
page of this weeks issue, features
especially strong the musical department
of their store. They also have some big
holiday bargains to offer purchasers of
sewing machines at this season.
When buying Xmas presents see
Sherwin's me of fancy china and glass
ware, toys, dolls, carts, etc. A special
holiday discount of 20 per cent on these
goods until December 25th. Sherwln's
is headquarters for fruits, confectionery
and fine cigars. e. 3. Sherwin, phone
80.
Rev. Thos. Dougan, pastor of the
Presbyterian church of this city up to
the time of rendering his resignation to
accept the call from a church in Chica-
go, will remove to Ashland, Wis. Mr..
Dougan was a resident pastor Of t. e
Ashland, Wis church for a number of
years prior to coming to North Dakota
in the early COS.
Dan Meehan is making a visit among
his Langdon friends this week coming
over from Clyde on Tuesday. He reports
the new town over there as still going
right ahead, just as if winter had not set
in. An improvement over there hat is
especially deserving of notice is a hos.
pital that will be completed and opened
about the first of the new year. 1t will
be under the management of DR.. j. A
Mckay, who has been remarkably sue
~cessful in his practice since starting u,
there early in the fall.
The meeting of the Cavalier count,
Caladonian society, held on Monda,
evening at the Office of Dickson & John
son was given an attendance of many
the members living in town. There
were also a number of others interest
ed in the object of the meeting, and i,
was UNANIMOUSLY agreed that u cele
bration of the anniversary of the birtt
of Robert Burns, the Scottish poet
should be the occasion of a celebration
to be held in Langdon on January rs
The program as planned promises tn
event will be n of the biggest observ
ances of the kind ever held here.
The special school district of Langdol
t city holds a specially called election
Wednesday of next week, when tn
people of Langdon will cast their vot
l upon the question of issuing bonds II
the sum of $4,000. The DEMOCRAT ha
1 previously explained how the distrlc
0 will be able to decrease it's present in
r debtedness by voting in favor of the ne,
bonds, which will carry only 4 per cen
: interest, where the maturing bonds, t
l be taken up ut this time bear 7 per cen
and the outstanding warrants 8 pc
cent. The new bonds are for an amour
which will enable the district 10 take N
I the old bonds and all Of the o%utstandin
t warrants. Viewing the matter ms
y business proposition the people Of Inns
4 don speclal school district should cen
lainly vote ~ favor u the bonds.