Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Scranton coal does not clinker, Cava-
lier County Lumber Company.
Simon Schefter quotes some attractive
prices on furs aad furlined coats.
ALERT & Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second mortgages.
The new furniture store, II, Hay, can
save you dollars. Visit his place before
you buy.
If you are thinking of taking a trip
see Simon Schefter about a trunk or
suit case.
Miss Alice A. Maloney, teacher of the
Langdon city schools made a visit over
Sunday at Wales.
You get a chance to buy a $500 piano
at a bargain at LeVesconte's sale on
Saturday afternoon at Liebeler's.
A number of good secondhand sewing
machines for sale. Prices S. to $40.
Thos. Dunford, agent for Singer Co.
If you want to get a bargain on a $65
range, almost new, attend LeVesconte's
sale Saturday afternoon at Liebeler's.
George Platz, who has this fall open.
ed up a new lumber yard at Wales was
in town Tuesday on a business mission.
Mrs. Fl. D. ALERT, who has been quite
i'll since her return home a week ago
is somewhat improved, though still in
very poor health.
Joseph Slama and wife were visitors
from their farm near Milton a couple
of days last week in Langdon with the
family of George Bostik, the tailor.
Dan Meehan who before engaging Tin
farming on his homestead near Clyde,
was a we'll known Langdon resident is
here spending the week in an enjoyable
visit with old friends.
The list of delinquent taxes on Cava-
lier county real estate for 1910 and
former years is being given its first
publication in this weeks issue of the
Cavalier Co. Republican.
Mrs. George Lothspeich is here from
Mowbray spending the week at the
home of her parent, Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Dohman and is attending
the st, Alphonsus church fair.
Boyd's department store has an an.
nouncement in this weeks issue. Some.
thing entirely new in the line of adver
Using. Don't lay aside the paper until
you have carefully read 1t over.
), Fred W. Pope, who has moved tc
Langdon with his family from his farm
in north Harvey township has bought
the livery. feed and sale stables of Jas
Mulligan at the rear of the Columbis
hotel.
Col. j. T. Gordon, the Cavalier county
=, agent of the Fairmont, MINI, nursery
was down from Hannah Saturday. HI
is an auctioneer of considerable re-
putation both in his home state and il
North Dakota.
Mrs Jno. j. Maloney, who has beer
visiting with her relatives at Hope N
D., since the recent death of her hus
band was a passenger Saturday to be-
home at Wales. Mrs. Maloney will
remain there some time looking afte,
business matters.
A. A. Scott, the Wales school teache:
and wife were passengers through OF
, Thursdays south bound train going tt
, Wllliston in response to a telegram con
veying news of the bereavement of Mr.
SCOTS brother, who mourns the sud
! den death of his wife.
Auctioneer Tony Kieffer has bills GU
announcing a sale which he is holding
today, Thursday Nov. 23rd at the farm
of Arlie Moore, n mile north of Wales
Mr.. Moore has sold his farm in thi.
county and is moving with his family
TO their former home in the east.
The Ct. Northern's wrecklng trai1
was called from division headquarters
to Langdon last Saturday to pick up {
derailed refrigerator car and two fla
cars that had been ditched by Fridays
freight while switching on the elevator
sidetrack east of Crawford's mill.
Miss Ella Bleakley returned Tuesday
of this week to the home of her father
Judge F. W. Bleakley, from Killarney
Man, where during the past two years
she has spent much of the time at the
home Of ar aunt while continuing hel
studies in vocal and instrumental music
Is DOCTOR MUGAN 8
g PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 9
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