Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-12-12
Schefter's Clothing House offers you
a special deal on fur and furlined coats

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Schefter's Clothing House offers you
Especial deal on fur aud furlined coats ,
better call. S'
When IN doubt buy her a Christ
mas box of Lowney's Chocolates. The
Corner Drug Store.
H. E. Prices furniture store is again
Toyland during the holiday season. Be
sure and see adv't on another page.
Save 10 per cent on your suit and
overcoat by buying them between now
and Christmas at Schefter's Clothing
House.
j. McPhail has an auction sale of his
furniture and household effects on Sat.
urday afternoon, commencing at two
o'clock. See adv't on first page.
Mr.. Harry Dunford and little son
we're passengers Monday to Inkster
where they are spending the week visit
ing az the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Ryan.
Coming, "The Tempest with j. Earl
Darlington in the title role. At the
opera house for Il two nights engage
ment during Christmas week-the
Crows-dates next week.
The Electric theatre did not put on
its usual motion picture show last night
owing to the train not making connec-
tons. The management an
exceptionally strong bill for tonight.
Yesterday mornings low temperature
was l90 below zero with a stiff breeze
from the northwest continuing through
out the day. The Thermometer failed
to reach zero mark in its upward climb
during the day.
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.
Langdon and Olga friends will appre-
ciate hearing of the we'll doing OF the
Mcneil Bros, who are now located at
Meacham, Sask., and have opened up an
hotel of which j. P. Mcneil is manager
which they opened November IS.
Levi Hooey, wife and family are plan
ming to leave during the coming week
for Colorado, where they will spend the
winter, MI. Hooey has rented his farm
north of town and goes to Colorado
again this winter owing to poor health.
The case on the criminal calendar OF
State VS.. G. M. Turner, in which the
trespass on the Turner farm by a neigh
Dor while moving a threshing outfit
terminated in a dangeroussassault, is set
for trial in district court on Monday of
next week and will be attended by
quite a number of witnesses and specta-
tors from Wales, in the vicinity of which
town the affair happened. 1t is the case
of big interest on the criminal calendar
at this term. Judge Kneeshaw states
that he expects to be able to adjourn
court by the end of next week at the
latest.
Death resulting from the shock fol-
lowing an operation, came peacefully to
Mrs. Peter P. Schneider of Wales, at the
Hannah hospital on Friday of last week.
Mr.. Schneider took his wife from their
home on the farm near Wales to the hos
pital at Hannah on Monday with every
prospect of her being able to return
home a we'll woman in a few days. They
had been married eleven years and pre-
vious to engaging in farming at Wales
were we'll known Langdon residents for
several years as young people before
they we're married. In addition to the
sorrow stricken husband and a four
year old little daughter the deceased is
mourned by a father and a brother who
live east of town zeal Mona. The
funeral held Monday forenoon was one
of the most largely attended, ever sesn
in the town of Wales