Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-04-15
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Before Making That
Real Estate Loan.
Ii Will Pay You.
C.P. GETCHELL, Wales, N. D.

UP. GtlCHELL, Wales, N. D.
Mrs. John McGauvran and son, Leslie,
returned Monday from a visit of a week
at the home of her daughter, Mrs,
Robert McGrath in Grand Forks.
We have never had a kick on our
Formaldehyde. Why? Because we al
ways buy a fresh supply every year and
the best on the market. Amos Abbott
& Co.
Mrs. W. f. Winter aud son, Morris.
returned Monday from a stay of several
weeks in st. Paul. During their stay
Morris was treated for eye trouble by a
specialist.
Gophers will come less than a mile to
eat Mickleson's gonher poison and it
kills 'em quick. For sale by w. A
Ferguson & Co. That is the poison-not
the gophers.
Veterinary A. G. Kirby visited II
Langdon part Of last week with DIR
Sylvester before starting in on the
practice of his profession at Sarles. DR.
Kirby graduated this spring at the
Toronto veterinary college.
Continued illness and poor health
since the first of the year made it i'm
possible for Co. Com'r Andy Brady, OF
Olga, to attend the April meeting of the
board of county commissioners which
reached an adjournment Saturday.
Miss Lulu b. Hodgins, a we'll known
Cavalier county teacher of years gone by
has been engaged to teach the fifth and
sixth grades of the Edmore public
schools. Miss Hodgins has been en-,
gagged in teaching at Forest River in
Walsh county the past two years.
Alden r. Marshall, ana OF the
head office of the Mcmillan Machine
Co., in this city is the proud father of a
fine baby boy born at their home on
north Third Street at an early hour
Tuesday morning. Friends of the happy
parents will be pleased to know that
Mrs. Marshall and the new arrival are
both doing nicely.
"The old roads are not what they
ought to be- was the mournful song of
our ex-townsman Ed. A. MoCay, who
reached Langdon one day during last
week from Munich. Friend McCay is
the city magistrate over there and came
to Langdon on court matters. 1t was an
all days journey and long after shutdown
before the lights of Langdon beamed
upon the worn and weary traveller.
1t is learned through the columns of
the state press that Sup't N. G. Nc
Donald has resigned his position as
superintendent of the L~idgerwood
schools and together with his wife, who
has been principal Of the high school
there, will spend the summer months in
an extended tour through Europe. Mr..
is a Cavalier county product,
his common school education
here in Langdon and later served the
as Co. Sup't of Schools. For the
past six years he has been superinten-
dent of the Underwood schools.
The DEMOCRAT always anticipates
with pleasure the opportunity to lend a
helping hand to a home talent effort
and is pleased to note the warmth of
the reception rendered Thursday even
ing last week by Hannah people to a
concert given by the Arion Concert Co.,
who gave their first of a series of con-
certs for the season at the end-town. OF
the performers taking part the Hannah
Moon has the following to say: "Miss
Nellie Crout, mezzo-soprano and pianist
demonstrated that she was master OF
the piano and that she possesses a we'll
trained voice. Mr.. Bayley Maxton, tenor,
has a clear yet sympathetic voice, and
reaches the high notes with a compare
tive ease. Mr.. A. G. Hunt, violinist
played his selections with easy grace
and interpreted the masterpieces in
creditable manner Mr.. H. G.. Waldron
baritone and pianist. is equally capable
as a vocalist and piano soloist and per
formed in both capacities with credit
The company is out on it's initial triI
and deserves to come out a winner"