Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-11-14

Kelly is giving away w piece glass
water sets to cash customers.
You can't afford to make a farm loan
any place but with Mooney & Johnston.
We must have the cash. You can get
The goods at your own price. McGruer
g. Void.
If you want a square meal for Is cents
eat at Kings restaurant. The Salter
building.
Buy watches at your own price at
McGruer & Wold's auction, Wednesday,
Nov. Doth.
Buy an organ at your own price at
McGruer and Wold's auction sale,
Wednesday Nov. Goth.
There is only one place to secure low
rates and good terms ON farm loans. 1t
is at Mooney & Johnston's.
Dentist Tom Smith was a week emo
visitor at Milton, where the firm of Kerr
& Smith have quite an extensive dental
practice.
Friday Judge H. E. Dorval of the
county court granted the petition Of w.
A. Ferguson & Co., asking for a drug
gist's permit.
The we'll known standard makes of
pianos; Hamilton, Schulz, and Wads-
worth must be sold regardless of cost.
McGruer & Void.
John A. Wilson and family left We'd
nesday via Snowflake for their new home
at Alameda, Sask., where Mr.. Wilson
will have charge of a lumber yard.
Mrs. Waite, ST., who has been living
with her son John west of town, has
gone to Douglas, N. D., where she hopes
to prove up a claim adjoining her son
Joseph.
Miss Annette B. Reid, who last year
held the position of teacher of music
and drawing in the Langdon schools now
is similarly engaged at the Mayville
state normal.
Judge 3. A. Farrell is expected to re-
turn in a few days from a sight seeing
trip in which he looked up numerous
old acquaintance now located at Seattle
and Tacoma, Wash.
DR.. W. W. Scott, from Walhalla was a
witness at Grand Forks in U. S. federal
court this week giving expert testimony
in the case brought by Mrs. H. K. Omlie
against the ct. Northern railroad
Attorney Fred e. Smith returned yes
terday from the Forks to argue a dis
trict court case before Judge Kneeshaw
arising out of the bankruptcy proceed
ings of John %. Wang, formerly engaged
in business at Nekoma,
Agent O. w. Simonson and wife
we're visited Friday and Saturday of
last week by Mr.. and Mrs. Sims, former
friends of the Simonson family in Inks,
ter. They made their trip to Langdon
and back in their automobile.
A news item the DEMOCRAT of last
week overlooked is a visit paid by the
stork at the home of John Robertson,
the addition of bouncing boy being
reported as having occurred in their
household on Thursday the 31st ult.
DR.. W. W. Mcqueen and Landlord
Chas. H. Myers of the Columbia Hote'
went to Grand Forks on Monday, being
subpoened as witnesses for the defenseir
the damage suite brought by Mrs. H. K
Omlie against the ct. Northern railroad
company.
Pat McCabe, who is under arrest 70,
blind pigging, is still in a critical con
dition at the village Jail. When arrest
ed a week ago he was under an attack o
delirium that lasted for a couple days
lSince that time he has been confined t,
bed in a condition that leaves little hop,
for recovery
States Attorney P. G. Johnson's Law
offices have been during the presen
week removed from his old quarters il
the ALERT & Winter block to a suite o
rooms in the Opera House block. AT
torney P. G. johnson has made th
change in order to be able to give
greater uninterrupted attention to hi
official business.
Il: DRS. KERR { SMITH
: DENTISTS Donovan Block
David Butler for many years a we
known and recognized farmer in tn
vicinity of Rosehill post Office, Gordo
township, who lately disposed of hi
farm property, departed with his famil
from Langdon on Tuesday for Mechanic
IL A ~ Mr. 49,