Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-04-10

Closes Corner Drugstore.
ALERT Il Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second mortgages.
States Attorney Crimson spent Sun.
day with friends down the line at
Edinburg.
A policy in the New York Life is a
business investment. Talk with l.. A.
Weed, of Hannah about it.
Robert Murie was a homeward bound
passenger Friday, returning from a visit
down the line as far as Park Riyer
Unlimited money to loan on first
mortgages, liberal amounts and lowest
rates Joseph Power, Langdon. N D.
John Mahon left Monday for Fargo
and points further east, where business
matters will detain him most of the
week.
S. q. Erickson, county commissioner
of the Fourth district came in Monday
from his farm at Elkwood to attend the
board meeting,
W., A. Farrell has during the week
moved into the Finley house on Fourth
street until lately occupied by f. W.
Comnick and family.
Miss Tessle O'Brien took yesterdays
train south to Winnipeg, where she will
visit for some time at the home of her
sister Mrs. j. @. Brosnahan.
On Wednesday of last week, the End
inst, a little son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs,:Edward Itterman at their home
west of Langdon in Waterloo township.
Mrs. Cahill came up from Fargo on
Saturdays train in company with her
mother, Mrs. John McGauvran, remain
ing for al over Sunday visit with her
parents.
A. 0. Void, the Langdou optometrist,
has been compelled to postpone the
dates OF his tour through the western
part of the county this week owing to
the condition of the roads.
james McEwan, the cement sidewalk
contractor from Cavalier was her Fri
day of last week to place a bid with the
Langdon city council for the sidewalk
building contract let this week.
Miss Ella Bleakley and Miss Nina
Ferguson are two Langdon students at
the state university who have arrived
from Grand Forks during the week fol-
a vacation visit with the home folks
Mrs. Boomgaarden and family were
departing passengers Tuesday for Alex.
andria, Mimi, where the Boomgaardens
are locating on a farm property since
disposing of their Langdon interests this
spring.
Frank Jahnke returned Friday from
his visit of most of the winter at the old
home at Wabasha, MINI. just before
leaving Mr. Jhanke helped his father
celebrate his eighty fourth birthday
anniversary.
Levi Hooey, accompanied by Mrs
Hooey and little daughter we're arrivals
Monday. returning from their Colorado
trip, where they have stayed during the
extreme cold weather experienced here
since the first of the year.
Co. Com'r Alex. Russell reached here
Tuesday from his farm home in Fremont
township by way of Grand Forks to
attend the April meeting of the board
The condition of the roads made the
trip from Walhalla by the U. S. mail
route impossible.
f. w. Comnick, who since resigning
the position as bookkeeper with D.. Nc
Phail has entered the employ of the
International Harvester Co., left Satur,
day accompanied by Mrs. Comnick and
little daughter, for Grand Forks, where
they will make their home.
Jas. Foard was a county seat vlsitor
yesterday from his farm near Weaver,
which town he reports will from now on
have to get along with two grain eleva-
tors, the Farmers and the st. Anthony.
One of the old line companies having
decided to dro, out of the business.
The DEMOCRAT this week directs the
attention of its readers to the new ad-
vertisements this week of A. 0. Void
Co.. the Schefter clothing house and the
Boyd department store. Each have
something to say hat will fully repay a
careful perusal by our Langdon readers.
|: DrS. Smith 4 Nichols :