Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03
Figure with Simon Schefter on that
suit and o~yercoat. You'll save money.

Figure with Simon Schefter on tnat
suit and o~vercoat. You'll save money.
Sheriff elect W. L. Drury is arranging
to move into town this week with his
family, having leased the Laidlaw house
on Fifth street, which up to this week
has been occupied by Attorney and Mrs.
Jos. Cleary.
T. V. Copeland and wife Of Tacoma,
Wash, and Leslie Copeland and wife OF
Duluth, Mimi, who have been visitors
At the home Of their sister, Mrs. Chas.
Chisholm, since before Thanksgiving are
leaving the end of the week returning
to their respective home after an enjoy
able, holiday visit among their many old
Langdon friends.
Married-At the home of the groom's
uncle, William F. Enger of Mona, on the
LIST day Of December, 1903, at one o'clock
p. NJ, Mr.. Lawrence Nelson Of st.
Thomas, Penbina county, n. D.. and
Miss Clara Dickson. of Hoople, n.
D., the ceremony being performed in the
presence of a few intimate friends Of the
contracting parties by Elder G. L. Smith
Of the Christian church.
own and control 1900 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
dinavian. 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 40,
Grafton. y. D. 1919
The Thanksgiving Day spread at the
L. c. T., Hotel was a tempting array of
delectable things to eat. which gives
those who took dinner with Landlord
Monroe last Thursday something to talk
about until another Thanksgiving has
rolled around, besides the regular guests
and travelling public the feast Of good
things was enjoyed by quite an number
Of Langdon people who Of the past know
that MIR. Monroe as & caterer to the
cravings Of the inner man is in a class
by himself and without All equal.
1t has been through al effort put
forth by the N. E. church ladies during
the past week that the Minneapolis
Journal has been able to add forty-fve
new subscribers to its Langdon list of
readers this week. IL return the Journal
is to send a concert company Of five PEG.
pie here free Of all expense. the entire
proceeds of which will accrue to the
church treasury. The performance is
stated as consisting Of instrumental and
vocal music. a short dramatic sketch and
the Swiss bell ringers. The details as to
date and other particulars have yet
to be arranged.
Langdon's high school foot ball team
played their first game of the season at
Milton last Saturday afternoon losing to
the Milton boys by a score of ) to 0.
Many reasons have been assignee for
our boys not winning the game as they
themselves think they should have done
perhaps the fact that they played one
man short had as much as any thing to
do with it. The lineup Of the Langdon
eleven is as follows: Alex. Robertson,
full back; Dick Boyd. quarter back:
Eddie Donovan, light half; Herb Nc
Comb, left half: Charlie Corrignan, cen
ter; John McGruer, right end: John Orr,
left end; Fred Koehmstedt, right guard:
John Bostik left guard: Frank Stable,
right tackle: Vic Rye. left tackle, Sub
stitutes: Willie Sbeehan and Howard
McNlven.
The proceeds of the St. A%lphonsus
church fair and bazaar amounted to
$500, and the following result of the
drawings and voting contests has been
handed in to the DEMOCRAT just as we
90 to press. The cord Of wood donated
by Boyd & Holland was won by ". j.
Mooney. The sofa pillow donated by
Mrs. P. Mulligan was won by Eleanor
Power. The calf donated by Mrs. Peter
Wild was WOE by j. ". Scott. The silk
skirt donated by a. Schulke was won by
Donovan Cheatley. The water set
donated by Mrs. G. Jordan was won by
Andrew Murle. The dozen photographs
donated by ". r. Opie was won by Miss
Helen Brosnahan. The leather chair
donated by Price i johnson, was won
by A. R. Marshall. The spring cutter
donated by J. S. Brosnahan and j
Iembreull vas won by Mrs. Desros er.
The sofa pillow donated by Mis- Kate
Hopkins was Won by E. j. Fox. The
ton OF coal donated by NJ. J.. O,MalIey
was won by Jas. DeBurg. The contest
for the kodak donated by DR.. Z. /
Donovan was WOE by George koehm.
stedt. The contest for the doll donated
by j 3. Boyd was won by Lillian, Rrv