Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-11-13
Furnished room for rent. Miss Kelly.

Inc 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.
For Sale--The old Catholic church
building. containing an abundance of
good lumber, suitable for homes, barns,
etc.
Mrs. VIM, Stevenson returned home on
Saturday last from a visit of n month
with her mother, Mrs. Morrison, at
kaleida, Man.
Jno. B. Mooney returned to the city
tuesday from a visit to his aunt, Miss
Annie Mooney. who is i'll at her home
i'll Watertown, Wis.
tuesday afternoon of next week, the
18th inst, the Langdon woman's club
hold their regular fortnightly meeting
with Mrs f j. Hubbard as hostess.
Andrew Nelson and James Murray
were among the number here on Friday
from Osnabrock to attend the Jas. G..
Dickson sale at the Laurelhurst farm.
Martin Platzkow, one of the early
pioneers and organizers of Waterloo
township was the purchaser of two
likely looking colts at the Dickson auc-
tion sale Friday.
Jno. j. Robson started Monday for a
trip north to Clearwater, Man., where
he expects to buy a carload of beef
cattle for shipment to market on this
side of the boundary line.
John S. Gogin, whose modern ideas on
farming are given apractical ~demonstra-
ton on the Nora farm, near Osnabrock,
was a visitor with a number of old Lang
don friends during the week and at
tended the Dickson sale on Friday.
The social circle of the ladies guild of
the Presbyterian church extend an invi-
tatlon to the ladies of Langdon and vi
cinity to a social session which they will
hold tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. j. L. Robertson on Sixth street.
Thos. Barry n of the big farmers of
Osnabrock and vicinity was doing bust
ness here Tuesday. He states that his
brother, VIM. Barry, who now lives
down east at the old home in Ontario,
has been quite a sufferer from rheuma.
tism the past Year.
q. H. Theyson was a visitor here from
M~.nnedosa, Man. for a day or two dur
ing the week On his way to the Twin
Cities, for a visit with his wife and son.
The past year Mr.. Theyson has been
with the Canadian Pacific at M%innedosa
which is a division point on that road.
Jas A. Foard was here Saturday from
his home on the Lucky Strike farm in
Banner township transacting business
He has recently recovered from a serious
attack of pneumonia, and came to Lang
don to complete negotiations for the pur
chase of an adjoining quarter to his farm
Mrs. Vivian Ridlington returned Mon.
day from her Fargo trip, where she was
a guest at the f. W.. Mclean home while
attending the sessions Of the state edu.
cational association. Her sister, Miss
Daisy ALERT, substituted as teacher Of
the primary department of the city
schools for her while she was gone.
Thanksgiving Day, Thursday Nov
9th is the date of the Mt. Carmel
church fair and bazaar. Particulars as
to the program of the entertainment,
bazaar attractions and events of the
day will be given next week. There
will be an abundance of turkey at the
meals served in honor of Thanksgiving
Day.
Contractor Frank Jahnke has during
the week completed the erection of a
commodious cattle barn 2SX44 on the
home farm of VIM. Shelley, near Iona.
The house mentioned in an item of last
week was not erected on the home farm
but on another farm owned by Mr..
Shelley in the same township for one
OF his renters.
Auctioneer Tony hietfer was in town
on Friday returning to Wales from a
sale held the previous day at the Jos,
McNeill farm near Olga, where he was
successful in getting top prices for
horses and stock. In fact everything on
the bill being sold except a piano, which
the McNeill's decided to take east with
them. There was a big crowd there.
Joseph Hunter was here last Friday
from Alsen and at the Dickson auction
sale was the purchaser of a pure bred
pedigreed Shorthorn COW Sweet Marie
which sold for 500; two others in the
same class "Bridesmade TX and Lady
| Cecil" were sold to ALT Padden east of
of town. Banker P. w. Ault of Easily
bought two thoroughbred yearling
helfers of the same breed and VIM.
Shelley, of Iona, a promising three