Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-11-12
DRS. KERR & SMITH
DENTISTS Donovan Block
DENTISTS
Donovan Block

DENTISTS Donovan Block +.
Barber II. A. Fisher, for some time
past operating the basement shop in the
First National Bank block discontinued
doing business Saturday and left the
city Tuesday with his family for Grandin
where they lived before coming to Lang
don. The basement barber shop was
originally opened by Olaf wall, and for
some time until recently operated 10y
Fisher & Cairn.
| own and control $4,000 acres of first
class farm lands, near Lethbridge
Southern Alberta. This land is level
open prairie, close market. Title guaran.
teed These lands are located in town.
ships where homesteads are being de
veloped, settlements German and Scan
dlnavlan. 5000 acres recently sold. At
present price this land will more than
pay for itself with first crop. Write for
particulars:-W. Nj. Prince, Box 100,
Grafton, N. ID. 1919
Pat McGauvran was here over Sunday
from Osnabrock visiting his brother,
Postmaster McGauvran, Last week he
sold the horses, stock anu machinery on
his farm south of Osnabrock to Co:
Com'r Wienecke who has a sale billed
for Saturday of this week which is 10 be
conducted by Auctioneer j.. j. Kohnen
of Park River. Mr.. McGauvran Is ex-
pecting to wind-up his business affairs
so as to leave in about a week for his
home at Belleview, Wash.
Mrs. w. j. Mooney entertained at
cards in honor of Mrs. N. Hayes on Fri
day afternoon OF last week. There we're
six tables. The game played being a
Norwegian form of progressive whist
known as "Grand." The prizes were a
silver bon-bon dish and a silver mounted
hat brush Won by Mrs. Harlan and
Mrs. Tbos. Sheehan respectively. ga
flower romance contest had been pro-
vided for those guests not playing cards
and the prize for this was a pretty hand
painted plate, won by Mrs. Mcintyre.
Beautiful yellow and white c~hrysanthe-
nuns decorated the rooms and exceed
ingly dainty refreshments were served
before the guests separated.
A correspondent from Wales writes
aud asks that the DEMOCRAT direct the
attention of its readers to the fact that
on Wednesday, Nov 18th, the Ladies
Aid of the Methodist Episcopal church,
of Wales, will hold their annual bazaar
The articles both useful and fancy will
be on sale during the afternoon and
evening. In the evening an enjoyable
entertainment will be given. During
the program handmade candies will be
for sale and at the close of the enter
tainment a lunch will be served. The
tickets for admission are on sale at Is
cents and include both the entertain
ment and lunch. Everybody is invited.
Friends of Messrs William and Robert
Stevenson will sympathize with them
and their families in the sorrow which
has come to them In the loss of their
sister Miss Janet Stevenson. The de-
ceased lady visited with her brothers the
greater part of the present year. She
left Langdon on the advice of her physi-
clan to seek further medical aid IN Chi
cage where she underwent an operation
which was successful, but consumption
of the bowels set in and she passed away
peacefully last Saturday afternoon. The
remains were taken to her old home at
Paris, Ontario for burial. She gained
many friends during her stay in Lang
don and their sympathy together with
that of the whole community is extended
to her brothers and sisters in their great
bereavement.
Farm Loans. farm Loans. farm
loaps. See Cleary & Mclean.