Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-12-10
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Smoke Little Council cigars, 6

New books just off the press includ-
ing the latest copyright books at
the Corner Drug Store.
Of course the Democrat prints
auction sale bills. The kind that
satisfy and get results.
Mrs. F. w. Best has returned to
the city and desires to take in sewing
by the day. Phone Ill.
Gustav Brecke and Ole T. Axvig
were here on Tuesday from Milton to
attend the tax sale at the court huose.
Peter S.. Schwartz, the Dresden
contractor and builder, was in the
city on Tuesday attending to business
matters.
H. E. Close of the Corner Drug
Store, has a special inducement for
the holiday trade in a free Christmas
gift offer.
Cavalier County Lumber Co. an
nounces a change in management for
January 1st. See announcement in
nd. this week.
Don't worry over Christmas gifts.
Twelve photographs for twelve friends.
Make your appointment early at the
Opie Photo Studio.
w. F. Winter spent part of last
week in Fargo and Grand Forks
attending to business, returning to
the city Friday.
Veterinary Kirby anne down the line
Monday for a short visit with Lang
don friends and to look after business
matters in connection with his practice
Frank Jhanke, the we'll known
Langdon carpenter and building con-
tractor, returned to the city Saturday
from a short business trip to the
Forks.
Mrs. Robson was among the ar
rivals on Monday, coming home for
a short visit, after a trip over the
state since Thanksgiving in the inter
ests of the Grand Forks Herald.
The Donovan drug store is offering
a 20 per cent discount on jewelry,
clocks, cut glass and hand painted
china, to buyers of Christmas gifts in
their holiday announcement.
Go to the assembly room of the
high school tomorrow evening and
hear the lecture by DR., Frank Glare
English, of the University of North
Dakota.
Since the Majestic range demon
stration at their store of about two
weeks ago the NJ. O. Strom Co. re-
port the sale of ten kitchen ranges of
that celebrated make to parties resid-
ing in the vicinity Of Langdon.
Jas. MCLAUGHLIN and Thos. Padden
We're passengers Saturday to the
Forks where a state gathering of the
Elks is being held this week, Mr..
Padden being among the class Of can
didates for initiation into the myster-
les of the order Of Elkdom.
The Schulke department stores big
annual holiday season sale is on this
week and is to continue until after
the holidays. The offerings which Mr..
Schulke makes to the holiday buyers
this season should leave the shelves
of his big store looking pretty bare
when stock taking time comes after
the beginning of the new year.
j. E. Pockrandt made a trip to the
towns of Wales and Hannah the first
of the week where he was looking
after matters connected with the
transfer of the interests of the Cava-
lier County Lumber Co., to the new
management, which will take over
Mr.. Pockrandt's work when he leaves
here the early part of the new year.
H. j. Reisland, the we'll known
eyesight specialist who has come to
Langdon regularly for many years
past grinding all of the most difficult
glasses right here in town, and who
is master of all the latest improve
ments in his profession, will be at the
U. c. T. hotel in this city from De-
cember 18th to 18th. See him if YOU
are in need Of skilled service as he
has thirty years experience.
Among those from Langdon who
went to Easily on Friday of last week
to attend the entertainment of the
teachers and pupils of Schools Nos. l
and 2 in Easily school district were
Mrs c. S. Hunter, Misses Mary o.
Reilly, Ellenora Koehmstedt and Miss
Mary Kellner. The event was the
closing of terms of the two schools
which during the summer and fall
have been under the instruction
of Misses Connie Hunter and Nellie
McDermott as teachers.
This week every school pupil in
Cavalier county should receive a trial
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