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

Storm sash and doors keep out the
cold Cavalier County Lumber Co.
T. Fl. Prior from Hannah visited a
number of his old Langdon friends on
Tuesday.
Tarred felt and klondike paper to
bank your house with Cavalier County
Lumber Co.
Saturday afternoon at LeVescontes
auction sale the highest bidder will get
a s75 buffet at his own price
You use good business judgment if
you look over Simon Schefter's stock of
suits and overcoats before investing.
Unlimited money to loan on first
mortgages, liberal amounts and lowest
rates. Joseph Power, Langdon, N. D.
AT. LeVesconte has an auction sale
of his furniture and household effects
Saturday afternoon at Liebeler's ware
house.
The arrival of a little son is reported
as having occurred Tuesday morning
at the farm home of August Singbeil
near Dresden.
w. f. Winter is at Fargo on a few
days visit this week and is a guest at
the home of Attorney Fred w. Mclean
during his stay.
George Charter is making quite ex-
%tensive improvements this fall to his
home in the Fairview addition to
South Langdon.
LeVesconte's auction sale of furniture
and household effects Saturday after
noon at Liebelers warehouse is worth
your time to attend.
Quite a crowd of Langdon's young
folks we're in attendance at the dance
and turkey rattle at the johnson farm
south of town last Friday evening.
1t is time to have those photographs
made that you intend using at Xmas.
We have a very choice line OF mountings
this season. w. r. Opie, photographer.
W. A. Ferguson returns home to-
morrow from Excelsior Spring, Mo-,
where he has spent several week under
treatment by specialists with highly
beneficial results.
Remember the supper of the st.
Alphonsus church ladies at the Ct.
Northern Hotel. This Is the closing
night Of their big annual church fair
and bazaar. You can't afford to miss
1t.
Mrs. Grant W. johnson is offering for
sale at her Fifth street home a line of
plain and fancy needlework that the
ladies of Langdol and vicinity will
find quite suitable for Christmas and
New Years gifts,
Miss IessieJ ackson was a passenger on
' Thursdays afternoon train for Chicago
' having received word of the illness oil
, her sister Miss Beatrice Jackson, who
was Threatened with an attack OF
, typhoid fever but is now reported as
much better.
A. 0. Void Co., have a seasonable
. new adv't in their space on the local
: page this week which tells about home
entertainment for winter evenings
| monographs are becoming quite
popular IN town and country homes
See A. o. Void Co., before you buy.
T P. Scully's auction sale billed for to.
! day is reported as having quite a bic
, attendance when started by Auctlonee1
Wlenecke at noon. The farm of Pat
Scully at Rosa Lake, is known as being
completely equipped with horses, stock
and farm machinery and what is sold
t will find ready buyers.
Mayor d, j. Fox, and wife returned tc
] the city Tuesday from a trip extending
over a couple of weeks to points over
5 Northwestern Canada where Mr.. Fox
= holds town and farm property invest.
ments. He reports that frost has done
! more damage to the various crops Of
Saskatchewan and Alberta than has
\ been generally reported
T. H. Holland is busy this week en-.
gagged in loading a car OF household
effects and farm machinery which he
is shipping to his farm in the Gull Lake
7 region of the Canadian Northwest
, Mrs, Holland and the family are expect.
f., ing to bid good bye to Langdon friends
and leave for their new home in the
, west some time during the coming
week.
HI. Riesland, the eye sight specialist,
we'll known for his superior skill in fit.
ting the eye and grinding glasses, will
be in Langdon at the U. G. T., hotel
from December 4th to 7th and at Park
River from December 9th to Ii. Do
not fail to see him if you suffer from
nervousness, headaches, poor vision,
crossed eyes or have imperfectly fitting
glasses. Remember that he has come
here for twenty years. Consultation