Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-10-30
DrS. Smith,, Hughes
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DENTISTS
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The Sarles Advocate warns property
owners against disastrous fall tires.
Suggests a general cleanup in town and
the cutting out of using the coal oil can
in starting the cook stove for breakfast.
Contractor E.. W. Quick has been
laid up for repairs since ar accident of
last week when the engine of his auto
mobile "backfired" as he was crank
ing the machine, resulting in a fracture
Of the right arm between the elbow and
the wrist.
r. f, Dixon who auctioned off his
farm stock and machinery here on Tues
day is removing to Hannah, where the
family will make their home in the
cottage lately vacated by DR.. Kammann.
Their son "Buzz" Dixon has a position
with the State Bank of Hanna.
The DEMOCRAT has just this week re-
celved a full line of 1914 German Kalen.
dars which are offered for sale at the
following prices: Universal, Volumes L
II, III and " at seventy-five cents each:
Deutscher Kaiser, Marlen and St
Michael's at twenty-five cents each.
j. w. Pomeroy and family now occupy
the Farrell house on north Fifth street
opposite the city schools. Co. Treasurer
Robt. Work is moving in from the farm
and will occupy his Langdon residence
on the Dorval hill, which for the pas,
couple of years has been occupied by
the Pomeroys
Mrs. Thos. Flnerty left Monday for
stay through a part of the winter at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. A. S
Mitchell at Oakland, CAL, returning she
will be accompanied by he1 mother, Mrs
Mcdonald, Sru who left early in the
fall for an extended stay with a son
living in Oregon.
Thos. Kroger's family arrived last
week from 4Aneta, N. D.. and will make
Langdon their home, while Mr.. Kroger
takes up the work of representing the
Watkins Remedy Co., through the east
ern part of Cavalier county. The
Kroger family have moved INTO a suite
of rooms in the First National Bank
block.
Readers of the DEMOCRAT are request.
ed watch for the full particulars in our
issue of mex week about the illustrated
lecture course which is to be given in
Langdon on November 18th and 10Th by
DR.. G. K. Harris. The topic includes
both art and travel and the lecturer acts
as guide in the hundred or more of
Old World views taken especially to
illustrate this series of lectures.
Mr.. L. K. Barrows, president of one
of the large eastern savings banks in
the state of Vermont was a guest at the
H. D. ALERT home over the week end,
accompanied by his brother. The two
gentlemen have of late years become
extensive investors in farm loan securi.
ties in this county and other northern
North Dakota points and state that
their western trip this fall has given
them quite a practical demonstration
of what an extensive scale farming is
carried on here in the west.
Tomorrow evening quite a large
number of the people of Langdon and
immediate vicinity will respond to invi.
%tations to a Hallow' cen party which
gathers at eight o'clock in the Odd Fellow
hall at the First National bank block
The hosts and hostesses of this function
are Attorney and Mr.. Joseph Cleary
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Pockrandt and Mr.
and Mrs. j. j. Robson. The affair will
be ~distinctively Halloween in it's fea,
lures throughout, guests arriving en-
masque, the costume consisting of sheet
and pillow slip makeup. 1t will have a
taste and spice Of the mischievous spirit
which superstition OF bye gone years has
attached to the last day of October, but
Sheriff Kelland and Chief Drury have
given the merry makers a free hand at
long ~ their FRANKS are confined to The
] Odd Fellow hall.