Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-16
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Co.
Joseph Power was transacting bust
ness at Osnabrock on Tuesday.
Tarred felt and Klondike paper to
bank your house with Cavalier County
Lumber Co.
Miss Ida Nelson, sister of Mrs. Elmer
Hultin was an over Sunday visitor here
from Osnabrock.
d. McEwen, wife and son of Dresden
took the train here Monday for a visit
friends at Cavalier.
Miss Jean Murie was a returning
passenger OH Saturday from a few days
visit with Milton friends.
A number of good secondhand sewing
machines for sale. Prizes SIS to $40.
Thos. Dunford, agent for Singer Co.
Robert Flack was here Saturday from
Milton and visited over Sunday at the
home of his brother, VIM. Flack, south
of town.
Merchant j, B. Beauchamp was a
business visitor Tuesday coming over
from Olga by the way of Osnabrock
between trains,
Mrs. Geo H. Johnston and little son
came down from Wales on Monday and
we're guests at the G. f. Johnston home
during their stay.
The DEMOCRAT has on hand its 1912
line of German calendars. several differ
ent kinds at prices ranging from twenty
five to seventy-fve cents each.
Jason Black, proprietor. of the Dres-
den meat market was here Saturday
to see Mrs. Black, who is receiving
treatment in the Langdon hospital.
Miss Ida Wand returned on Mondays
train to her home in Milton having visit.
cd during the week with Miss Muriel
Ferguson and other Langdon friends.
, Tomorrow, Friday afternoon the
: Woman's Missionary society of the Pres.
byterian church holds it's annual
praise meeting at the home of Mrs. John
: Mahon.
DR.. Fl. W. F. Law, was here yesterday
from Milton on a professional trip
i, assisting in performing the operation
at the Langdon hospital upon Mr.,
M. Close of Milton.
: Howard Fl. McNiven is the new loca.
: agency representative of the Star Steam
Laundry at Grand Forks, having during
= the week bought out Miss Gladys
Bones interest in the same.
k Among the donations to the church
fair and bazaar of ST. A%lphonsus church
n from out of town parties is a handsome
%mandoline, donated by the Stone music
O honse of Fargo. The drawing for thi!
handsome instrument is likely to be on
of the most closely contested events t,
take place during the progress of tn
;s fair which opens Tuesday, Nov. 81 am
q closes, Nov. 23rd.
% H. J. Riesland, the eye sight specialist
y we'll known for his superior skill in fit
y ting the eye and grinding glasses, vii
be in Langdon at the U. G. T., hote
l. from December 4th to 7th and at Par
,r River from December 9th to Ii. D
n not fail to see him if you suffer fror
nervousness, headaches, poor vision
d crossed eyes or have imperfectly fifth
d glasses. Remember that he has com
here for twenty years. Consultatio
X free.
d b. A. W%adsworth, the Langdon Ian
y man, was among the number caugh
l. with an unthreshed acreage when tn
frost and snow of an early winter put
9r stop to threshing last week. Seattere
le over the county, where he has a Gro
Or interest in lands rented he had upward
,r of 225 acres of late harvested fax stanc
ing in shock on the stubble, with bu
the slightest possible chance of it bein
taken care of until spring and then.at
loss.
% DDC KIDD G. CM1TH