Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-10-10

Superintendent Miss Helen Sullivan,
of Cavalier county, was a visitor at the
home of Mrs. e. Hellfach a portion of
last week. She visited some of the
schools in that county while here
Walhalla Mountaineer.
Mrs. Johns and children left Tuesday
after a visit here of about three weeks
in company with her father, j. D. Salter
with Langdon friends, returning to her
home at Lannigan, Sask. MIR. Salter
continues his visit here for a short time
longer.
Tom Jordan left Tuesday returning to
Everett, Wash, after a visit of nearly
three months here With his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Con. Jordan, east of town.
Since leaving here some twelve years
ago he has for the greater part of the
time held a position on the fire depart
ment at Everett.
A. Schulke left Tuesday for the Twin
Cities and Chicago, and during an alb.
sence of ten days will buy a complete
line of general merchandise for The
Schulke Trading Co., recently incorpor-
ated by Mr.. Schulke and Dresden par
ties and which will be opened up for
business about October 18th.
Mrs. John J. Boyd and Miss Ella T..
Gogin were passengers Thursday to
Berlin, Wis, in response to a telegram
announcing the death of Mr.. VIM.
Kileen, whose widow is a sister of Miss
Gogin. Death is reported as being due
to the collapse of the patient after under
going an operation for appendicitis.
Alex. Cameron writes the DEMOCRAT
from Huntington Beach, CAL, that him
self and Mrs. Cameron are spending a
a couple of months there, They will
winter at Redlands, which has been the
home of the Camerons most of theItime
since Alex. sold his farm east of town
and left for the Pacific coast country
some few years ago.
Mrs. Farrell is having bills printed an
nouncing an auction sale of her furni-
ture and household goods which will be
sold at the front door of the post Office
on Saturday afternoon of next week,
October 10Th. The property to be sold
will include dining room, bed room and
kitchen furniture. The sale is to start
at two o'clock. J, j. Kohren is the auc-
%tioneer. See bills for particulars.
Peter A. McLaren, who is here from
Drummond, Ont, this fall looking after
threshing operations reports having
about got his farming affairs in
satisfactory shape for another year and
will be away on his return east in a few
days. The crop on his farm near Still
showed fairly satisfactory results, but
will be Offset to quite an extent by the
low market price of grain this fall, which
is practically half what it was last year
at this time.
The board of county commissioners
reached an adjournment Tuesday
afternoon and has set the date of its
next meeting for Tuesday November 10.
This is the time for the meeting Of the
county canvassing board, which to-
gether with the accumulation of other
business is pretty sure to result in a
long session. The board before reach
ing it's adjournment Tuesday afternoon
designated the Courier-D Democrat as the
paper in which the delinquent tax list
of Cavalier county will be printed in
December,
Mr.. j. W. Haw. tho demonstration of
the better farming movement located in
Langdon has a signed article in another
column of this weeks issue which gives
results of the seasons work as far as
already shown by the thresher. It is
one that shows Cavalier county farmers
have protited we'll by the experiment"
One thing more significant than the rest
in our mind is the statement that Cava-
lier county has sown, grown and
harvested corn which will furnish the
seed for the crop of next year. A
demonstration that should show that
the better farming movement is a good
thing for the farmer.