Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-11-20

FURNISHED room for rent. Miss Kelly
r. z. Schneider was a business visitor
here Saturday from Wales
Prices, tiny prices are tremendous
bargains at Prices Zero Sale.
The latest in fruit sandwiches and
fern Japanese baskets at Spellman's,
You'll do we'll to see what Schefter
has got before you buy your overshoes.
Landlord Phil Bruseau of the Nation
al Hotel at Olga, was here Monday in
IN his auto attending to business.
The Wales Progress now has a re-
gular correspondent at Moscow who is
sending in a good sized budget of news
each week.
Chicken pie supper will be served
in the basement of the PRESBYTERIAN
church on Thanksgiving eve, Wednes-
day, November 26th.
Mrs. Byfield, who has been in poor
health since removing from Crystal with
her husband to make Langdon their
home, is reported as improving in
condition.
r. IL. Durbin left on Mondays passen-
ger for his home at Orange, CAL, after
a stay here through the summer and
fall looking after his farming interests
here and at Munich
Lost-From the Ramage pasture. adj
joining Langdon, one dark roam heifer
about a year and a half old, Party hav-
ing taken same up will please notify the
Hay d Liebeler meat market.
G. A. Spellman is away on a few days
business trip to the Twin Cities and
returning will stop over at Casselton,
N. d., where Mrs. Spellman has been
visiting with her folks for a month past.
Success ome to him who has a train
Ing. Take a course in gas tractor and
auto engineering, or book keeping, or
shorthand, OF shorthand by machinery
at Aaker's business college, Grand
Forks, N. Oak, the great training school.
Write for catalog.
A. l. Vessey returned Friday from a
business trip to Weyburn, Sask., where
be reports business as being practically
dead this fall. That section of the
Canadian Northwest had a fair average
crop this year and the farmers are in
better shape to face the present sltua.
ton on the other side than the business
men in the towns.
l. kitchin and wife, accompanied by
their youngest daughter, Miss Isabelle
TOOK the train Tuesday for a visit tc
their former home in Iowa, from which
point they intend going to California fol-
an all winters stay, expecting to spend
most of the time at Los Angeles. 1t is
possible that Mr.. and Mrs. Kitchin may
decide to locate permanently on the Pa
citic coast.
MISS Minnie Rusk, of Fargo, the Crane
WOl IL "dGlOu VI Uu0 OloOl VI ILL
Eastern Star arrived in the city on to
days tram to visit the Langdon chapte
of that order which is III special session
this evening at the Masonic Temple TO
the exemplitication of the secret work
The plans for the Eastern Star doing
tonight include quite an elaborate socia
session to follow the routine work O
the lodge.
The M. E. ladies aid society are busil,
engaged sewing for the bazaar to b.
held in the church basement on tn
afternoon of Dec. 8. There will b
many fancy and useful articles on sale
which will be of great help in making
selection for that friend of some thin|
pretty and "hand DONE" Tea will b.
served Throughout the afternoon. Al
are cordially invited to come in anc
look about.
Dr.. Chas. Fl. Harris course of fou
illustrated lectures on art and trave
gwen uuTluS l1o W6oh ClOSou idSG ulSA
with "The Passion Play" The program
for the two afternoons and evening
that DR.. Harris was here was one of tn
finest of its kind That has been furnish
ed in the city for Il long while. AS
result of the fine attendance the ladie
of the church net quite an appreciate
amount to their finances.
In the society columns OF the Satur
day issue of the Grand Forks Her
aid is the following item that will b.
of particular interest to Langdon pee
pie: MRS. j. j. Robson, a prominen
club woman of Langdon has been ap
pointed a delegate from the North Dako
ia federation of womens clubs to the ma
tional conservation congress, which viii
be held at Washington D. c., on Novem
Der 18th to Goth. Mrs. Robson is ais