Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-06-23

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big advertisement this week. His I'M
mense stock has to be reduced $4,000
worth in two weeks. Prices in every
department will be practically cut in
two.
Stock, furniture and fixtures of the G,
j.. Kelly store offered at the buyers own
price for ten days only. No reserve.
A bargain offered on a delivery wagon,
horse and harness. Everything must go
in ten days.
Miss LaBelle Mahon, who has been
spending the past year attending a
young ladies seminary and conservatory
of music in Illinois is among the home
coming arrivals of Langdon's young
people this week.
c.. J. Kelly sells all his stock and
fixtures, including horse, delivery wagon.
etc., during a sale that must close out
everything in ten days. He has to get
out Of the store he now occupies within
that time. Get what you want at your
own price.
John B. Mooney is expected to return
next week from his trip of six months in
which he has practically encircled the
globe. Mrs. w. J. Mooney and a number
of Chicago friends who were also with
the party on its around the world tour
will continue their stay in continental
Europe until the middle of July.
J. McPhail since his return to the
city during the week has again resumed
personal charge of the McPhall-
Brosnahan Co., business which allows OF
Mr.. Brosnahan and his family returning
to Grafton to make their home. Mr..
Brosnahan is a member of the farm
machinery firm of Brosnahan & Olson
and will hereafter give his Grafton
interests his personal attention.
Among the farmers of Langdon and
vicinity who have by their individual
efforts been aiding in getting the
new buildings on the fair grounds OF
the Cavalier Co., Fair Association COM
plete this week under the direction of
President Meiklejohn are the following:
Thos. Dunford, Chas Bowers, Glib Grier-
son, Hugh McDowall, Robert Work. Jas.
Mcintosh, Robert Scott, Alex. Nc
Farland, Jas. Mirehouse and NJ. M.
Darling.
The Dode Fisk circus appeared in
Langdon Friday and gave two per-
formances. The circus does not compare
in size with Ringing Bros, three ring
affair, but in its class it is, without
exception, the best that has ever visited
this section, and this opinion prevails
among all who attended the performance.
The trapese work, acrobatic feats and
equestrian acts are decidedly entertain
ing and the performers are fine appear
ing athletes and masters their particular
lines. There are no fakes or sells. The
afternoon performance was the better
attended, but both were witnessed by a
large crowd of people.
Martin Platzkow and Rev. Bierwagen,
Of the German Lutheran church at
Dresden took Tuesdays train for Great
Bend, N. D., where the annual con-
ference of the German Lutheran church
es of North Dakota and Montana opened
yesterday and will continue in session
until Wednesday Of next week the 29th.
The annual session of this year has a
peculiar significance as 1T is proposed at
this time for the churches of that
denomination in North Dakota and
Montana to effect a separate organization
from the churches of Minnesota and
other western states. The church at
Dresden is intending to rebuild this
year, putting up a $4,000 edifce, IL the
crop prospect continues to hold good.