Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-10-25

Tomorrow, Friday night is the date of
the regular fortnightly social hop of the
members of the club dancers at the X.
P. hall.
DR.. Mcqueen was called to Beaulieu
last week in consultation with Olga doc
tors regarding the condition of Mrs.
Dnnnigan, who is reported as being
seriously i'll.
Mrs. R. 3. Ntzhugh,, who has been
spending the week with Miss Nellie
Tyrrell at Grand Forks, will visit a few
days at her old home at hamilton in
Pembina county before returning.
A. Oke, a former Langdon boy now at
Wales, was here for a visit of a couple of
days last week. He has a position in
the hardware department of the Far
mers implement & Supply Co. at that
place.
II. j.. Reisland, the optical specialist
who has come here for many years will
be at the U. @. T. Hotel again on Dec
ember 7, 8 and 8, and atPark River Dec
ember IL to IA. Remember that all
glasses are ground here-no sending
away.
You who need glasses will do we'll to
see Optometrist, A. o. Void. He will
be at Great Northern Hotel, Milton,
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 7th and
forenoon of the Sth. And in rooms over
the D. McAllan store at Osnabrock, af.
ternoon of the 9Th and forenoon of the
9th.
The rummage sale by the ladies of the
Episcopal church, which opened Thurs
day of last week has been doing bust
ness during the present week. Sales
from day to day show the novelty of the
idea to be decidedly popular, while the
varied character of the goods offered for
sale has had much to do with attracting
customer. Upwards of $50 is reported
as having been taken in during the
sale.
The Great Northern has authorized
the making of a rate of a fare and one
third for the round trip to Fargo for
football enthusiasts who desire to at.
tend the two big games of the season
which are to be played at that place on
October 9th and November 10th. On
the fist date the Agricultural COLLEGE
meet on the gridiron the boys of the
state university from Grand Forks ano
on the second the team from the Ham
line university. As a result quite 8
large attendance is looked for from
towns over the state. Agent Bolton an.
nounces that tickets will be sold te
Fargo on October Goth, for trains arriv.
ing there not later than 3 p. m , on the
2Ith, with a final return limit not late,
tan the 18th. Tickets will also be sold
on November 9th, on trains arriving in
Fargo not later than 3 p. m on Noyem.
Der 10th, with a final return limit not
later than the 18th.
Rev. G. A. Bates returned Tnesda '
evening from the conference of thf
Methodist Episcopal church at Valley
City Contrary to expectation. Mr.
Bates will not remain at Rolla during
Inc coming year, but has been assigned
TO Langdon. This was at his own re-
quest, rs the church here invited hin
and Presiding Elder Moore desired and
urged hlm to stay. The Rolla charge
Will be filled by Rev. S. j. Buck, late O
the Puget Sound conference, Oregon
Mr. Buck has been pastor at Langdo,
Tor the past fifteen months. He is sai1
to be a well educated man, and is he,,
IN high regard by the conference. M,
Bates will preach at Rolla both mornin,
ana evening next Sunday and at Gronn,
IN the afternoon. He will move to Lanp
don with his family next week. Thei
departure will he deeply regretted b,
Inc people OF Rulla and vicinity. M,
hates is an able preacher, a good organ
lzer and a kind and judicious pastor.
Rolla Star.
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a colo and use "A good remedy To a,,a
'he inflammation OF the mucous Nom
oranes. The best il Kennedy's Laxe
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"p'a'"s, moves the bowels, driyes nm
'he cold J reliable and tastes good
sold ny Burke y Co.