Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-03-10

ALERT u Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second mortgages.
Blacksmith Ronald Martin was here
Tuesday from Dresden a few hours for
a short VISIT with Lungdon frien DIS.
Jno. 3. Boyd was an arrival yester-
day returning from Il two weeks bust
ness trip to tne Twin Cities and Chicago
Jim kl,chin who went west last week
to look up a homestead in Montana re-
turned Monday. His father, Mr.. [. N.
kitchin, continued his trip through to
the Gull Lake region in Saskatchewan.
Ed. b. Porter was here over Sunday
from his farm in the western part of the
county near Calvin; OF his return home
Tuesday he was accompanied by Mrs.
Porter, who has been making a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. e. j.. Evans, east of town.
The monthly report of the Langdon
public schools published this week show
a total enrolment of 35S pupils in the
various grades, primary rooms and high
school.
John Hill and family have returned
during the week to their home in South
Langdon from a visit with friends at
Sanboru N. d., during the greater part
of the winter.
Misses Edith Bohlke and Jessie John
son were arrivals on Saturday from Min
neapolis and are busy arranging for the
spring millinery opening, to occur short
ly in the millinery parlors on Third
street, north of the New Columbia hotel.
1t is the old stand of the Misses John
sons last season.
Saturday afternoon and until quite
late after dark Chief of Police Horgan
had several men busy opening up cul-
verts to drain the water, that threat
ened TO food the Easements Of several
Langdon homes as well as business
blocks down town The belated Febru-
airy thaw of Saturday, March 5th, left
little if any, unmelted snow in evidence.
Rev. e. S. Benjamin: Will you an
%nounce, through the columns of your
paper that there will be service at the
Methodist church in Langdon at the
regular hours next Sunday, and at Har-
vey Centre in the afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Preaching by the pastor. Our meetings
will close at Hannah on Friday evening.
Very good success has attended our
efforts.
A. 0. Void in his advertising space
this week gives notice Of his approach
ing removal into the store building in the
First National Bank block, which is be-
ing vacated this week by G. j. Kelly.
The old location, adjoining the Langdon
Pharmacy has been the headquarters of
Mr.. Wold's old established jewelry and
musical business ever since he first start
ed up here in Langdon ten years ago.
Thursday evening, March 18th a
concert and entertainment will be given
at the Langdon Opera House under the
auspices of st. Alphonsus church to fit
tingly observe st. Patrick's Day. Local
talent will contribute to the giving of a
choice program of musical and literary
numbers that will appropriately do hon
or to the memory of the patron saint of
the Emerald Isle: See program later
for full detail.
Among those who take the examination
of the state board of pharmacy when it
holds its spring meeting at Fargo next
week are two Langdon druggists, w. A.
Ferguson and Elmer Fowler of the Lang.
don Pharmacy. Both have bean down
at Fargo since the first of the year tax
ing a finishing course in their pharma-
ceutical studies preparatory to taking
the examination and the news Of their
successfully passing will in nowise come
as a surprise to their many friends here.