Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-10-19
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
"The House of the Whispering Pines

.The House of the Whispering Pines
our new serial story starts next week.
Miss O'Conlor, since returning last
week from her Grand Forks visit has &C.
copied a position as book keeper at the
Boyd department store.
Read one of Americas greatest detec-
tive stories, "The House of the Whisper
ing Pines" the opening chapters will ap-
per in the DEMOCRAT next week.
"As you pillow SO shall you reap" Be-
gin right by doing your blowing with
an Emerson Foot Lift. For sale by
Hunter & Stevenson.
Miss Edna Chisholm, who was quite
i'll at tho Langdon hospital several days
of last week was we'll enough Monday to
be removed to her home on Fifth street.
The popularity of the Emerson Foot
Lift Gang pillow Is justly earned by
reason OF the excellent quality of the
work done by it, and the lightness of
draft. Get them at Hunter g. Gtaven-
sons.
Mrs. George Edworthy left OF last
r thursdays afternoon passenger for the
home of her sister, Mrs. M, S. Popple-
we'll, at Davidson, Sask., she also in
tends visiting at the home of a brother
who lives at Yorkton before returning
to Langdon and will be away about two
months.
The DEMOCRATS new serial story
which starts next week is a story of love
crime and mystery, entitled "The House
of the Whispering Pines" by the popu-
lar novelist of the day, Anna Katherine
Greene. Don't miss the openingSSchapters
next week of one of Americas greatest
detective stories.
The funeral was held yesterday fore
noon from st. Alphonsus church of the
three month old little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jos. O'Connor, of this city, whose
death on Tuesday was only preceded
by a very brief illness. Much sympathy
is felt by neighbors and friends for the
bereaved parents.
The st. Aloysius society of the Catho-
lie church at Mt. Carmel have set apart
Monday, October Both as the date or
which they will hold a box social and
dance in the Maccabees Hall. This is
an annual event that is always looked
forward to with a great amount of in
terest by the young people of the Mt.
Carmel settlement.
On the Both day of October, 1911, at
ten o'clock a. NJ, at the front door of
the Court House in the City of Langdon,
l will sell at public auction, to the high
est bidder for cash the north half and
the southwest quarter of Section "a,
Township 1852, Range 50, in Cavalier
county. For terms of sale see John
Sheehan, Langdon N. D.
Colonel H. E. Burritt, the wal vete-
ran who has been an honored resident of
Langdon since moving to town from his
Harvey Center homestead a few years
ago is gradually recovering from quite a
serious illness of the past two weeks and
is greatly enfeebled in health and
strength. The "Old Soldier" has about
decided to take a trip to California this
winter.
Mt. Carmel is now in line with prize
winning displays of mammoth sized
garden truck. Last Thursday afternoon
Joe Nowatski brought to town and left
at the DEMOCRAT Office a monster turnip
which tipped the beam at twenty pounds
and a carrot which weighed two pounds
and a half. He says they are fair sam
Piles of what he raised in the garden on
the Nowatski farm this year.
j, A. Van Rheen, the painter who did
the lettering on the sign over Simon
Sehefter's store last week has since
then hung another attractive sign on
the north side of A. Schulke's depart
ment store and is now doing quite ar
artistic job on lettering for the Cava
lier Co. Lumber Go. Since coming tc
Langdon three months ago he has been
working with D. A. Hughson but is
figuring on opening a shop of his owl
in the spring.
/ Last nights program at the Oper,
!, House by the Skovgaard concert party
was one of rare excellence and merit ant
> was certainly worthy OF a larger audi
ence than it received. Skovgaard is OF
3 his fifth annual tour and it was only b,
considerable effort on the part of Mana
! ger Waldron, that this high standar,
musical attraction was secured for Lang
don people. 1t was the great Danisl
violinist's third visit here and the even
ing's program should have been listen
ed to by at least IN average sized audi
) ence of our music loving townspeople.
&c. KERN, of Irwin, ILL.,, who bough
the farm and town property of Rober
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