Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-10-08

Win or help your friend win that
piano at Simon's place.
If you want a new hobby suit of
clothes go to G. j. Kelly's.
B. Prom, the Milton banker, is a bust
ness visitor in the city today.
Mrs. Jos. f. Schneider was a Langdon
visitor from Wales part of last week.
Teacher H. 7. Parker, of the city high
school was a Sunday visitor with friends
at Dresden.
G. j. Kelly has received a new line of
mems and boys clothing, including all
the latest novelties.
Mrs. John Mahon left Monday for
Minneapolis, where she visits with
friends for a few days.
Kelly is selling shoes on his bargain
counter for s1.00, that catalogue houses
make you think cheap at sl.4S.
Merchant j. B. Boyd started Friday
on his business trip east to Chicago and
New York, expecting to be away about
two weeks.
The Dominion elections have been
called for October Goth. 1t is said that
the liberal party will have a hard battle
to retain power.
@. Craven returned Saturday to his
home at Carroll, Ia, after spending a
week here looking after farming in
t%erests in this vicinity.
George A. Williams, a we'll known
veteran Cavalier county teacher, was
in the city from his farm neal Dresden
transacting business Tuesday.
j. FL. Placement, who a year age
retired from business at Olga to look
after his extensive farming interests IN
that part of the county, was a visitor
Monday.
Harvey McCorkle left Saturday, re
turning to the home of his family il
Texas, after spending the harvest anG
t%hreshing season looking after his farms
in Huron township.
New changes of advertisements this
week appear for the Boyd department
store, A. O. Void, Price & johnson
Kelly's Arcade store and Schefter's gent.
furnishing and shoe store.
Anton Hettler has an auction sale ad
v%ertised to be held on Tuesday of mex
week Ocober 18th, at his farm sever
miles southwest of Langdon. Auctlonee
Wienecke conducts the sale.
Mrs. Elmer Hultin returned Saturda
from a two weeks visit at the home O
her family in Osnabrock, accompanied
by her mother and brother who remain
ed over Sunday for a short visit.
Miss Alma Schulke, Miss Ruth Mahol
and Master Neil Reid go to HANNAH
tomorrow to take part in a plan,
recital given there that evening by thei
uluSlC lGdCllcT, Miss CTdcS MYERS,
Simon Schefter has a change of adv't
this week in which an important an
nouncement is made regarding tn,
piano which will be given away at hi
gents furnishing and shoe store at th'
close of the present year.
w. e. Edwards returned Saturday t,
Grand Forks, after a stay of severa
days looking after the business affair
of his aunt, Mrs, II. D. Parsons, VIII,
accompanied him on his return. Sh,
will make an extended stay at tn,
Forks.
The Daisy roller feed mill and the
flour and feed business of the old firm
of Parsons & Alpstag has undergone {
change this week and since last Thurs
day has passed into the hands of MIR
Fred Alpstag, who since about three
years ago has been associated in the
business with Mr.. Parsons. MIR. Alpstag
has years of experience in the milling
and feed business, and under his
personal management 1t may be expect.
ed hat the trade enjoyed by this old
established firm may long continue to
prosper.