Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-11-07
The Burke-AIdriCh Agency are agents for
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Morris Winter was home from Fargo
over Sunday for a visit with his folks
returning to the Gate Way City on
Wednesdays train, where he is attend
ing school,
Robert White has fitted up a comfort
able winter home for Mrs. White and
the family in the rooms at the rear of
his Third street shoe store, moving in
from their cottage in the Dorval adj
dition.
The past week G. w. Buckingham the
Grand Forks contractor and builder
has been making interior changes in
the Langdon opera house which it is
understood will be again open to the
public again this winter.
We have a beautiful lot of new mount
ings and folders, which used in connec-
ton with some of our good photographs
| will make very desirable Christmas gifts.
Please have your sittings made early.
w. r. Opie, photographer.
Optometrist A. 0. Void, personally will be
at Hannah on Tuesday afternoon; Sarles on
Wednesday and CaIvla On Thursday, November
5th, 9th and 9TH. At Munich on Friday and
at LENA on Saturday November 9th and 9th.
All In need of glasses will do we'll to remem-
bar these different dates
We will have a car of fancy Northern
Spy and other varieties Of eastern WIN
ter apples on track in Langdon GU Satur-
day of this week, November End and the
week following. Northern Spies, $3.50;
and other varieties $500 and 1925 per
barrel. Boyd Department Store.
E. A. Wadsworth was here over Sun
day from Hannah, where he has been
making his headquarters during the
crop season. MI. Wadsworth states
that about one-third of the crop on his
farms over the county is still unthresh-
ed and at least 200 acres of fax ona farm
near Clyde is not even harvested.
Allan Mcdonald the democratic can
didate for sheriff was among those here
yesterday to get the returns of the cleo
ton. "Mac is we'll satisfied with the
support which his candidacy received
in this part of the county. His tight
finish for first place shows that he could
easily be the winning candidate in a
campaign two years hence.
The Misses Bessie Braithwaite, VIVA
Drury, Minnie Finerty and Bessie
Ferguson on Monday evening entertain
ed the members of the Westminster
circle in the church parlors of the
Presbyterian church. The evening was
spent in sewing Christmas gifts for the
Kentucky mission school. The hostesses
served dainty refreshments.
James Austin, the stockman from
Hannah was in Langdon Friday enroute
home from the G. D. Lord sale at Park
River with a carload of blooded stock.
This purchase consisted of three regis
tered Percheron mares two of them
imported from France last spring, four
Holstein and two registered Jersey cows,
five brood sows and boar besides twenty
three owes.
Miss May Dalton at F'airdale met with
a serious accident last Saturday evening.
In company with several young ladies
friends she was coming down the stairs
from the telephone exchange and in
some manner she stumbled when about
half way down and fell over the banister
to the ground, a distance of about 10
feet. She struck with her face, break
ing the nasal bone and bruised her face
badly. DR.. Joistad was Immediately
called and he succeeded in the difficult
task of setting the broken bone and
the chances are good that no mark will
be left when the injury heals. She will
be unable to attend to her duties at the
consolidated school for some time, how
ever, and Miss Minda Arneson is teach
ing in her place.