Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-03-10
j.. W. Mahon returned Saturday from

Ladies! See Simon .sSchefter's shoes
and Oxfords, they are beauties.
A full line of township blanks always
on hand at the DEMOCRAT sofice.-s e,
I. Dawson who,has extensive business
and farming interestssat Dresdens,was a
visitor Tuesday.
Attorney Geo. M. Price was a Grand
Forks visitor a couple of days last week,
returning Friday.
Cashier G. p. Getchell of the State
Bank of Wales was down the line Tues
dan on court matters.
Alex. Reid manager of'tha Co Opera
tive Elevator Co., at Hannahswas a bust
ness visitor in the city Tuesday.
SEED OATS. For sale fine clean
Green Russian Seed Oats. Apply to-
M. J. Hiltner, Mt. Carmel, N. D.
1 have several good farms to rent: nice
buildings, c'ose to Easily, Calvin or
Langdon. f. A. Wadsworto, Langdon.
DR.. and Mrs. P. G. Donovan have re-
moved from Neche to Winnipeg toSInake
their homo The doctor has been a
Neche res .ant For something over
twenty-seve years,
j.. Dlcl2b was back in L2ngdon
again last v TX a few days and left. Sat
prday for a mort stay in Minneapolis
before gojna south TO his farm near
Richmond. , this week.
On SATURDAY A~uctioneer Tony Kiefer
holds a sale here in Lancdon. for p. TT.
Kelly VINO selling his horses. farm ma
chinery an household goods. prapara-
tory 10 moving from Langdon owing to
failing heath.
Miss Louise Vallacher, has been LAID up
With a se,ere attack of la grippe several
days this week and the DEMOCRAT is
therefore sh,rt-handed in its working
force for a short time-and we Shope it
won't be long.
DR.. w. IL. Porter was a Langdon caller
on old friends Monday, taking the train
Tuesday to Grand Forks on a business
trip before his return to CALVIN, where
he has a large professional practice and
a paying drug store property.
If it is a good sewingl..machine that
you want, | have the best and will sell
it right, and if it is a cheap machine
that you want we can save you money
On one of them too as we have machines
from $3.50 up to $4,000. A. o. Void.
Mrs. John Fischer has been quite Sc
~riously Ill with pleuro-pneumonia at hel
home in Mt. Carmel township but is nov
safely along the road toward recovery
Two sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Fischer wert
taken down with pneumonia at the sam
time, but the attack only proved to be
mild one.
Co.. Com.r Ed. Wienecke came over OF
Monday fromLomato attend the meetin!
of The board called to make the appoint
ment of a successor to the vacancy in tn,
office of clerk of the district court. TIL,
balance of the week he has been bus,
auctioning off the bankrupt stock of the
Kelly Arcade Store.
A, F. Stewart. who still has extensive
farming interests in Harvey Center, al
though for several years past located OF
a big farm in the Canadian Northwest
near Maidstone, Sask., is here for a visi
with old neigbors and friends. HI
brought his two little boys with hin
and arrived on Tuesdays train.
r. A. Larson, who has occupied tn
Rylance house On Spruce street sine
moving his family down here from Wales
last spring,has closed a deal for the pur
chase of the P. j. Hogan blacksmith
and machine shop at Osnabrock. Mr.
Larson and his family moved down tt
their new home at Osnabrock last Frida,
An examination of applicants for com
mon school diplomas, for those having
completed the course of study up to thu
eighth grade in the schools of thi:
county, during the past year, will be hele
on Thursday and Friday of next week
March 18th and IS. See notice pub
lished by Go. Supt Ridlington in an
other column of this issue.
There is a new advertisement on page
three of this issue for the farm MACH
merry firm of Hunter & Stevenson. Wha1
they have to say this week is about the
the Monitor drill and other standard ma
chlnery USED by progressive farmers a
seeding time, Look over the line now
on display at their Office and wareruoms
across the street from the Opera House
|: DRS, KERR & SMITH
DENTISTS Donovan Block