Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-11-26
The enrolment of the Milton schools
has already reached the $50 mark since
the opening of the fall term.

the opening OF the fall term.
Alex. McNab left Tuesday for Illinois {
and on his return will bring W or 1hfee I
thoroughbred stations for the loc"i
horse market.
The Milton meat market has been
purchased from Andy Dyer by Charles
Erb. who moves to Milton with his
family from Willow City.
Money always on hand for first ana
second mortgage loans on CaVai'ef
county lands. Best of rates and con
aitions. O. f. THOMPSON cashier,
Senator Chas. W. Plain added to hls
big bunch of real estate holdings al
Milton last week by purchasing the w.
f Stevens property, located opposite
the First National Bank,
Father Cleary has endeared himself
to the American people wherever he Is
known. 10y his %eloquence, zeal, and pat
riotism.-St. Cloud, MINI Times, NJ
the Opera House in Langdon on Thur
day evening Dec. 10th.
Episcopal Church First Sunday IN
Advent, Sunday Nov. 18th. Holy com
munion at 500 and II 100 a. m. Evening
prayer at 1870 .. ~. Sunday school at
noon. The services on this day Viii he
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Currie Of Park
River. Rev. Brayheld, Priest in Charge
f. V. Coz Gland and wife from Tacoma.
Wash. are Thanksgiving visitors at the
Chisholm home arriving in the city yes
tprday. Mr.. Copeland is a brother Of
Mrs. Chisholm and previous to going to
the coast country about eighteen years
ago was a we'll known Langdon pioneer.
His visit here is being enjoyed by a
legion OF friends among the old timers
Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland are on Their
return west after a visit to Denver Colo.
and expect to remain in Langdon Tor a
weak.
The Grows in The Magic Word" at
the Opera House last night played to a
large and appreciative audience. 9ecely
ug he customary heart" welcome upon
mi, a.noaranc in ,bis civ. Thi,
aar tho Crows ara he,ter than ever and
nave had a most prosperous tripthfough-
out the southern part Of the state be-
fore oming to Laa91an. From Lang
iou hey 90 wes avid @lil visit f"r
~%everal day. at the ranch properly near
Ray, which the members "t the Crow
family with the company 4%u IN that
section.
Father C!eafy is pre- euiacrty l-g-
turer. His voice i. mel0dious and VIII
n|ould4d, his words flow freely al.d are
nj. chosen. hi gestures ars iev ard tls
manner earnest out hot inlpa-sioned. but
his clear. convincing argument Is The
great charm. q his address. fle AT ono
demands and commands attention, ana
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