Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-10

toT JIG O6SC $lU suit on the market
go to Kelly's Arcade.
Win or help your friend win that
piano at Simon's place.
For the best line of fur goods in the
Northwest go to Kelly's.
Merchant Dan Shelley and wife. were
visitors over from Iona last Friday.
Talk with 7. e. Burke, agent of North.
western Mutual Life, of Milwaukee.
ALERT e. Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second mortgages.
j. B. Boyd, left Thursday for a bust
ness trip to st. Paul, returning on Mon
day.
1t you are contemplating a trip in the
near future it will pay you to buy your
trunk or suit case at Kelly's.
The G. o. F. at it's regular meeting
the first of this month reelected all of
its present officers for the ensuing year.
Presiding Elder Moore from Ora IA
Forks was here Friday and Saturday of
last week to attend a regular quarterly
business meeting of the M. e. church.
Miss Genevieve Bilstein is leaving
Langdon this week for Formosa, Ont,
where she will visit during the holiday
season at the home of her parents, ex-
pecting to return here in the spring.
Alderman j. f. Watson, whose eleva-
tor, the Federal, was recently destroyed
by fire, goes to Wales for the balance of
the season to take charge of the LIEN
Investment Co.'S. elevator at thai ACE
Alex. McNab returned Monday from
his Illinois trip bringing WITH hi :. tw,
tine stallion which he purchased for
the | Ca. horse market while do ,n here.
One Is a Perchercn horse and the other
y Shire both tnei g excellently bed
Terry j. McGovern the cigar sa es-
man was here Tuesday on one of his
regular trips. Mr.. and Mrs. McGovern
have his winter established a residence
on a homestead in the western part of
the state heal Minot.
DR.. |. w. Lynn, who will be remember.
ed as practicing at Wales, until remov.
ing to the west upwards of a year ago
was married On Nov. Oath at Challio
Idaho, to Miss Emily j. Noble, OF
Toronto, Ont.
Tuesday afternoon next week the
Langdon Woman's Club will hold its
regular fortnightly meeting at the home
of Mrs. Kessler at which papers on
American art and American poetry will
make up the program in addition tc
which there will be a pronunciation con
test.
Freight Conductor Reid of the CT.
Northern is lad up for a few days at his
home in Grand Forks, nursing a few
bruises and other injuries the result of
being thrown through the door of the
caboose in a mix up at Hannah a few
days ago when his train jamped the
track.
Druggist E. f. Reilly is reported as
we'll along the road toward recovery
after an attack of pneumonia from
which he has been a sufferer the past
couple of weeks. a change for the
better occurred in MIR Reilly's condition
Sunday, since which time he had been
out of danger.
Harry Coderre and Miss Della Chaput,
drove out west to Clyde, last week to at
tend the wedding of Oscar Coderre and
Miss Mary Chaheir. Both acted in the
capacity of witnesses at the wedding
and report a pleasant visit with friends
in the western part of the county ere
they returned home.
Church of Our Saviour-Following is
the order of service for the Third Sun
day in Advent: In the morning cele-
bratlon of the holy communion at half
past eight o'clock and at eleven o'clock.
Sunday school at noon Evening prayer
and sermon at half past seven o'clock.
Rev S. Currie of Park River will
o%tficiate at the services held on that
day
The young girls of the Junior Chris-
tan Endeavor society, will hold a sale
Saturday afternoon at the building
south of the Price Il johnson furniture
store. They will have on hand a line of
Japanese articles, fancy work, aprons,
home made candy, pies and cakes.
Everything they will have for sale they
have made themselves and hope to have
a liberal patronage at the sale.
|: nos KIDD & SMITH :