Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-12-21

Simon Schefter offers some very
attractive prices in coons kin coats.
Mound Cit, Paints may cost a tri6e
more, but -! Plummer & McNiven
Mrs. lille McGruer returned on Sat-
urday's train from a ten days visit with
several of her friends at Grand Forks
and Fargo.
The H. E. Close & Co, drug store
will haye cut flowers on sale Saturday
for the Christmas trade. Make your
selec'ions early.
The lucky number in the diamond
drawing contest which takes place at the
A, 0. Void Co.. store on SATURDAY. even
ing, will be announced in the columns of
this paper next week.
Miss Irene Murphy, who has been
teaching a winter term of school near
Dresden cam down the line on Mon
days train and will spent the holidays
with Langdon friends and relatives
Mrs. Broderick was a passenger on
Mondays train, her destination being
Cleveland, Ohio, where she will spend
the winter visiting at the home of a
sister she has not seen in many years.
E. D. Stewart and wife returned to
the city Friday from their visit OF e
week at the st. Paul Land Show. Mr..
Stewart, who is manager OF Langdon's
sub-station experimental farm had
charge of the Cavalier county exhibit at
the show
Mrs. George Edworthy returned Fri
day of last week from her visit of a
couple of months to points in the
Canadian Northwest. She was accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. Popplewell, a
former resident here, now living at
Davidson, Sask,
Robert Mclean, son of Senator Henry
Mclean, of Hannah, spent Friday In
the city with his sisters Misses Anna
and Agnes. On Saturday he left with
the Cavalier county contingent to the
boys and girls institute at the Fargo
agricultural college.
William Campbell, a Linden township
farmer, who has accumulated consider.
able wealth during a quarter of 6
century's residence IN the western part
of this county, was a business visitor
here from Hannah last Friday. He re-
ports having cropped ten quarter section
of land this year.
Notwithstand reports to the contrary
the school board are able to announce
that several of the rooms on the secono
, floor of the new school building will b.
a ready for occupancy right away afte,
, the holiday vacation. Contracto,
v Bowers at present has a force of sixteel
!, carpenters at work laying floors ane
putting In the.door castings The worl
is going ahead IN satisfactory shape.
Christmas week wedding bells wer
' ringing merrily yesterday in Langdo1
0 and vicinity. The wedding at the job.
g Rylance home yesterday of their eldes
i daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth and Jas
q Mcintosh, Jr., being the main even
e and was attended by quite a number Q
Langdon people as we'll as the man
: old friends and neighbors of the cor
tracing parties in Harvey and Loan
townships, Here in Langdon the lived
: ding of John A. Balgaard, manager c
i the Standard Oil Co.'S, business her
and Miss Caroline A. Iverson came as
complete surprise to "Rockefeller's
: many friends.
: The City Meat market now has as it
proprietors Messrs Hay and Liebelel
and is under the active management
of Mr.. Chas. Hay, for a year pas
h in the employ Of Ramage & Ludwig
y The change took place Monday and tn
fact that Mr.. Hay has associated witt
: him Mr.. Memo Liebeler gives the ney
! firm additional standing as one of til
: substantial business places of Langdon
q Messrs Ramage & Ludwig retire owin'
! to the fact that both find their man,
other interests taking up too mucl
time to allow of giving the business o
the City Meat Market the attention l
required. 1t is Mr.. Ludwig's intention
to leave here for LaSalle, ILL.,, his ole
. . home as soon as able. The new ant
!, the old firms connected with the Cit,
: Meat Market have the best wishes O
: the DEMOCRAT for the future.
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