Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-03-03
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Will McAllan, formerly of Osnabrock,
and now on the road as travelling sales
nan fora Twin City wholesale house
greeted a number of Langdon friends
Friday.
jerome 8. Sweeney one of the sub
~stantial we'll to do pioneers of Olga town
ship, whose farm is a few miles north
east of Milton visited with Judge Dorval
and q number of other Langdon friends
Tuesday.
Cashier j. D. Milne, of the Citizens
State Bank left Saturday for the homo
of his father in Eastern Ontario having
received news by telegram of a change
that rendered the condition of Mr.. Milne
Sr. extremely critical.
Fred Alpstag of the -four and feed
store and Daisy roller mills has the
local agency here in Langdon of the
NJ. & M. field and garden seeds-a north
ern grown product from the nursery of
S. f. Mercer at Larimore.
The three Dahlvang brothers from
Wang were in town Friday. G. A. and
A. f. Dahlvang coming to town with
their brother, B. j. Dahlvang, who was
returning to Outlook, Mont, after a
short visit of a couple of days here.
Fred Morton and wife arrived On Non
davis train from their home in South
Dakota and are visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Broderick, mother Of Mrs. Morton,
before returning they expect to visit
"Doc" the Morton, veteran restaurant
man and father of Fred, over at Nekoma.
Joseph Hamann accompanied by
Albert and William Clodt took Thurs
days train last week for Evansville,
Mont, where they looked over home
steads on the Rocky Boy Indian reserv-
alton, which is to be opened for entry at
the end of this month. MI. Hamann re-
turned yesterday.
L. Kitchin and Younger son, James
Kitchin, went on Tuesdays train for a
trip out through Montana to look over
government homestead lands ir the
western part of that state nea Malta.
Before returning they will likely extend
their trip to the Gall Lake, Sask.,
region of the Canadian Northwest.
Miss Marie Schneitzler, for nearly four
years a compositor in tbs Republican
printing Office left this afternoon for
a visit to her brother in the western part
of the state, later accompanied by her
sister, Miss Lizzie Schneltzler, she will
make a visit extending through the
greater part of the coming summer at
the old family home in Eastern Ontario,
The pulpit of the Langdon Methodist
church will be filed next Sunday at
both the morning and evening services
by Rev, Thos. Dyer, of Hannah. who
will also conduct the afternoon service
at the Harvey Center church on that
day. Rev. 3. S. Benjamine, the resident
pastor has been at Hannah during the
entire week assisting Rev. Dyer in con-
Quoting a series of revival services that
are being held at the end town.
The motion picture shows at the
opera house commencing with this week
have the additional attractive feature of
a vaudeville act which is changed twice
during the week. Manager Waldron in
adding this new feature to the bill of his
motion picture shows states that be is
we'll pleased with the patronage extend.
ed by the public since he took the
management Of the opera house and will
add from time to time to the number of
attractions offered as the business done
will warrant. The vaudeville bill for
the first three nights of this week con-
sisted of trick acts by a fire eater.
The big sale of bankrupt stock which
opened Saturday last at the Kelly
Arcade store has from the very first
proved to be very successful. The cash
taken in at the close of the first day
amounting to over $3.50. Langdon peo-
pie realized that it would be a long time
and they might go a long way before
finding such an opportunity again and
the store was thronged with buyers and
eleven extra clerks kept busy through
Oft the day. The sale continues during
all this week and the new full.page
advertisement this week is crowded
with new bargain items for cash buyers.
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