Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-09-17
Simon Schefter Sells Star Shoes.

Simon Schefter Sells Star Shoes.
Wear sox guaranteed six months. Get
them at Simon Schefter's.
You can get regular $1.25 threshers
quilts at G. j. Kelly's for 80 cents.
Sittings on Sunday by appointment
only. w. r. Opie, Photographer.
Leo H Then, merchant and banker at
Bisbee, N. D., spent Saturday in the city,
transacting business.
Rev. Simpson, the Methodist pastor at
.Osnabrock, visited in the city Tuesday
between trains with Rev. G. A. Bates.
Miss Jean Mcmillan leaves Monday
for Minneapolis, where she she re-enters
the University of Minnesota for another
year of study.
Have you looked at those $3.50 pillow
shoes at Kelly's Arcade store. When in
town don't fail to look over Kelly's shoe
bargain counter.
G. A. Dodge the Devils Lake real es-
tate dealer was over here Saturday with
his automobile, Mrs. Dodge accompany
ing him or the trip.
e. j. Moen, the democratic nominee
for representative in the Fortleth legis-
lative district was here last Saturday
looking after his political interests.
Miss Viola Alpstag, eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Alpstag, returned
Friday to Grand Forks, where this week
she enters upon her final year of high
school study.
D. Fl. Mcmillan, returned to the city
Monday from Winnipeg Beach, Man,
accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Colin
Mcleod and children, who will spend
some time visiting here.
Mrs. A. K. Wheeler and little daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, who have been spending
a month visiting with former Langdon
friends, we're passengers Friday, return
ing to their home IN Minneapolis.
Rev. f. j. Hubbard went Monday to
Fargo, making a short visit with former
friends enroute to Buffalo, N. D., where
he was called to conduct the services at
the funeral of one of his old parishioners.
Elmer Fowler, assistant pharmacist
with Druggist H. L. Francis went up the
line Monday to Dresden, where he as
sisted Ed. f. Reilly in taking care of
business at the Dresden Pharmacy for a
short time.
Jas. MCLAUGHLIN, who had the mis-
fortune to receive serious injuries in an
automobile accident last week. is report
ed as getting along nicely. For a few
days internal injuries we're feared, but
no bad results or permanent injuries
are any longer feared.
j. IL. Cairns was here from Johnstown
a visitor over Sunday accompanied by
his brother, Mr.. Sam Cairns, who is en-.
gagged in farming in that section of
Grand Forks county. Jimmy" Cairns
10 az pIcSoit odSdSeo III operating a oar
Der shop at East Grand Forks.
f. X. Belanger returned this week to
his home east of town in the Rosa Lake
nelghborhood from a stay of a year in
Paso county, Texas, where at the present
time he is holding several sections of
land that is bound to increase rapidly in
value as the country becomes developed
by the incoming of settlers.
Colonel H. E. Burritt, came down the
line Friday from a visit of a few days
among his many friends at Dresden
The old soldier is able to claim a resi-
dence of upwards a quarter of a century
in Cavalier county, but last week was
the first time that he had set foot in the
town of Dresden, although it has been
on the map ever since the ct. Northern
extended its line of railroad north from
Langdon to Hannah in 1897.