Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-02-27
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

If you have the cash Kelly will save
you money at his Arcade store.
G. j. Kelly is launching out on a cash
basis-now and for all time to come.
ALERT & Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second mortgages.
Murray Archer, the Iona druggist
was over from the 500 to spend Sunday
with friends.
Cashier G. b. McCaslin of the State
Bank of Dresden spent Sunday with
friends in the city.
DR.. R. e. Cuff and Thos. Cregan,
teacher of the Olga village school, we're
business visitors in town Saturday.
G. E. Johnston and family left today
for Minneapolis, where Mrs. Johnston
and the children expect to remain until
early in the summer.
1t costs you 81 cents to lay down 5
pounds of pancake -four if you buy it of
Sears, Roebuck & Co., but you can buy
5 pounds from G. +. Kelly for % cents
but it must be cash.
Clerk of Court FL. O. Storlie was a
passenger last Friday to Grand Forks,
where he is spending several days look
ing after business matters connected
with the estate of his late brother. Carl
Storlie of Hampden N. D.
The Langdon ice rink management
announce that with March 1st all season
tickets will expire. During the balance
of the season and commencing with next
week the rink will be open only on
Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
Langdon furnished seven of the class
of upwards sixty candidates who took
the degrees of the knights of Columbus
order at Grand Forks last Saturday.
The Langdon contingent was composed
of Messrs John Sheehan. d. A. Farrell,
John B. Mooney, N. Dixon, w. A. Farrell,
John Boyd and Mark O'Brien.
H. d. Parsons, who left here about two
weeks ago to consult occulists in
Winnipeg regarding his eye sight, is
under treatment of specialists in a
hospital there. Letters received a few
days ago state that the sight of one eye
is entirely gone and that he will have to
| l1ndarrn on 0rorofiOp for tho roroouo1 IF
a cataract that threatens the sight of
the other eye. Mr.. Parsons is expecting
to return to Langdon about the middle
of March, but the doctors advise his
return later when they will remove the
eye from which the sight is entirely
gone.
In it's mention of the annual meeting
of the Cavalier county association of the
North Dakota Machinist Mutual or
ganization, held at Dresden, and which
appeared in onr issue of Jan'y 10th, it
seems that the Democrat was innocent
y the cause of a wrong impression being
circulated detrimental to members Of
the association at Dresden and elsewhere
The mistatemept consists of it being re-
presented that prices for blacksmithing
work had been raised from 10 to 20 pei
cent this year while as a matter of fact
the association in reality offers a 10 to2C
per con reduction from regular prices
to cash customers.
Yesterday a large party of members OF
the Langdon Chapter of the Eastern
Star order were passengers on the noon
train to Hannah, where they took charge
of the organizing of the Hannah Chapter
of the Eastern Star. Outside of Lang.
don the end-town has the strongest
Masonic organization of any town in
Cavalier county. 1t IS entirely un.
necessary to state that the Hannah
ladies entained their visitors with 8
hospitality that will make the trip tc
Hannah n long to he remembered
The new chapter of the Eastern Star al
Hannah was instituted by Mrs. Title
McGruer, grand worthy matron of the
order in this state, assisted by Mrss
Kate Work, past worthy matron Of Lang
don chapter, who acted as grand as
~sociate matron, nd j. d. Milne, worthy
patron of Lebanon chapter, acting as
grand worthy patron. The were eighteen
ladies of ihe Langdon chapter of the
Eastern Star in the visiting party.
The Japanese Baby Boy.
When a Japanese baby boy is a hun
dred days old he is carried to the
priest house in the Shinto temple ant