Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-11-06


on a special shoe sale for Saturday.
You can get all the latest books and
magazines at the Spellman drug store
You'll do we'll to see what Schefter
mas got before you buy your overshoes.
Spellman's drug store is headquarters
for strictly up to date box and fancy
stationery at prices to suit everybody,
Mrs. d. Woolner was a passenger on
Mondays train to Grand Forks intend.
ing to spend a week or two there visiting
with friends.
Miss r. Thompson, a neice of. Mrs.
Allan Pinkerton returned on Mondays
train to her home in Winnipeg after a
visit here of several weeks.
f, a. Lowell, the Grand Forks florist.
who enjoys quite an extensive share of
L%angdon's cut flower trade was here the
part of two days during the week,
For Sale--The old Catholic church
building. containing an abundance Of
good lumber, suitable for homes, barns,
etc.
h birth of an eleven pound boy is
reported as occurring Tuesday at the
home of Chas Walls, one mile north of
Mt. Carmel.
The Royal Neighbors of America will
have a social evening in the Odd Fellow
Hall, on tomorrow, Friday evening. All
members are extended a cordial invita-
ton to attend
John Lindsay, oldest son of,Jas. Lind
say, north of town left during the week
for Montana, where he intends filing on
a homestead if he succeeds in finding
something that suits.
Lost-From the Ramage pasture. ad-
joining Langdon, one dark roam heifer
about a year and a half DID,. Party hav-
Ing taken same up will please notify the
Hay & Liebeler meat market.
Bert Russell, the second oldest son of
Co, Com'r Alex Russell, started on Tues
day of this week from the family home
in Fremont township for a two months
prospecting trip through portions of Al
berta and Saskatchewan.
VIM. Krahn lost a fine eight year old
horse, one of his best team Of drivers
which dropped dead while on the road
returning to his farm in Waterloo town.
ship Monday evening. 1t had shown
no sign of sickness. or distress and death
is supposed to be due to heart failure.
The first week in December has been
decided upon as the time when the
ladies of St. Alphonsus parish will hold
a church fair and bazaar. The event
will take much the form OF a jubilee
among the people OF the parish, as ii
will mark the cleaning up and wipine
out of the long standing Indebtedness
under which the people have labored
1t will also form the GROWING event Of
the immense efforts made during thu
past year to place st. Alphonsus church
upon a solid financial basis. Details al
to this affair will be forthcoming at al
early date.
Tuesday and Wednesday,, November
18th and 10th are the dates that have
been selected for the course OF illustra
ted art and travel lectures to be deliver
cd at the Presbyterian church in this
city by DR.. Chas. W.. Harris. of Bis
marck. The lecturer comes to Langdor
with the strong endorsement of Ex-Gov
ernor John Burke, Hon. Walter l.
Stockwell of Fargo; Judge Knauf, o.
jamestown and other prominent mer
from over the state. The course will oe
opened Tuesday evening with one Of
DR.. Harris most celebrated travel lee
lures, ga Mediterranean Crulse;' the
second on Wednesday afternoon at foul
o'clock is an art lecture. entitled "The
Message of the Masters the course
closes Wednesday evening with DR.
IdErlS DoSL eIOTC III Cle IcCIuIo uolU,
"The Passion Play" All lectures are
beautifully illustrated and tickets which
include the entire course are being sold
at seventy-tive cents each.
On Thursday of last week it was the
sad fate of Charles Sherman, q former
we'll known Langdon resident. to be
brutally trampled and gored. to death
by a bull on his farm near Bridgeford.
Sask. From the meagre details which
have reached Lsngdon friends in a let.
ter received during the week, 1T must
have been while tending his stock after
nightfall that the terrible tragedy was
enacted. 1t was about half past nine
o'clock, when his wife. formerly Miss
Mollie Comstock, of this city, becoming
anxious at his remaining away longer
than usual went in search Of her husband
only to find him lying unconscious al
most buried in the straw and litter OF
the barn yard where be had been at.
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