Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-12-10
Smoke Council cigars:

C. B. Mcmillan, the Hannah bank
err, was among those here Tuesday to
attend the tax sale.
Christmas stickers, gummed Xmas
ribbons candles and tree decorations
at the Corner Drug Store.
Miles Kessler returned on Mondays
train from a visit over the week end
at the Laidlaw home in st. Paul.
Manager j.. E. P%ockrandt this
week u a special so day sale
of the stock of the Cavalier Co.. Lum-
Der Co. see ad.
Miss Anna Mclean was an over
Sunday visitor at the home of her
parents, Senator and Mrs. Henry Nc
Lean at Hannah.
Twenty per cent discount on jewel
ry, clocks, cut glass and hand painted
china, to holiday buyers at the Dono-
van drug store.
Mrs. John Mcmillan is here from
Hannah this week spending a few
days visiting at the home of ssMrs.
Flora Mcleod.
R. F. Dixon was down from Han
nah yesterday and was among the
number to whom Judge K%neeshaw
, granted papers Of citizenship
Cut glass, hand painted china,
jewelry and clocks are offered to
holiday buyers at a 20 per cent dis
count at the Donovan Drug Store.
M. l. Forkner, of the Republican,
took Thursdays train to Fargo where
the state press association held its
!: mid-winter meeting the end of last
week.
Christmas gifts Of cut glass, hand
t painted china, jewelry and clocks are
3 offered at a discount Of 20 per cent to
f holiday buyers at the Donovan drug
r store.
. j. E. Taylor, brother of Mrs. Fred
. Alpstag, left Monday for Red Wing,
: Mimi, in response to a telegramsfrom
g the home of his daughter to come at
once. The message contained no par
e ticulars.
+ This week Louis Rose is having the
, furnace of a heating plant installed at
s his farm home north of Langdon. II
is of the Round Oak make and was
q ,,roLo,@I lo~o Of tho M n C+rop-
e Co. hardware store.
: Owing to the high price Of feed anc
/ stock milk has been selling in the
l. cities for ten cents a quart this win,
ter. From now on we will sell mill
until further notice at nine cents, pei
N quart. j. F. Ramage.
E. B. Robson, who previous to his
retirement from the ministry was one
of the early day pioneer pastors of the
. Methodist church Of this city made
short though enjoyable visit with ole
= Langdon friends while here from
Hannah last Thursday.
= Blacksmith JOS. McComb is looking
forward to the return home this weel
of Mrs. McComb and their daughter
Miss Myrtle, who have been visiting
during the greater part of the summe
and fall with the two sons Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. McComb across the line in Sas
katchewan.
Col. H. E. Burritt, who has bee:
visiting at San Diego, Cal, and wit
his brother at Vancouver B. c., sine
leaving Langdon about a year ago
writes the Democrat under date O
the 5th inst, that he is back in Mort
Dakota and for the present ~visitin:
with friends in Fargo.
Guy Helen and wife we're guest
Registered at the U. G. T. hotel las
Saturday. Mr.. Helen is a forme
Langdon boy who left here years ag
with his father for Saskatchewan an
is here on his wedding trip. The
went over to Walhalla in the after
noon for a visit with relatives an
friends.
Miss Emma G. Olson, who the pas
two seasons has conducted a MILL
merry establishment in connection wit
the Schulke department store, lief
Monday for her home in the Twi
Cities where she will make an extend
ed visit we the holiday season
intending to return to Langdon earl
in the new year.
A. Keiffer, the Wales hardware an
machinery man, was down the line o
Thursday for a short time betwee
trains. "Tony'' states that he ha
already quite a line of dates reserve
ahead for the opening of the auctio
sale season, which is likely to start a
early as in the middle of February fc
the coming year. He looks for a
active demand for horses at a to
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