Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-04-03

Our formaldehyde is guaranteed. AT
Closes Corner Drugstore.
ALERT o. Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second mortgages.
Mrs. Mcintyre is among those on the
sick list this week and under the
doctors care.
A policy in the New York Life is a
business investment. Talk with l.. A.
Weed, of Hannah about it.
Mrs. Peter Reid and youngest son,
Sterling, spent the past week visiting the
Balfours and other Hannah relatives.
Milton experienced a nut coal short
age last week and sent to Langdon for a
shipment through the Farmers Elevator
Co.
Mrs. Ambrose Ullyott and children
returned on Thursdays train from Han
nah having spent part of the week visit
ing friends.
JIM. Carey. a former Langdon barber
and now actively identified with Munich
business interests, will run a Paige
touring car this season.
Miss Lorraine Koehmstedt took Satu1-
days train for Lloydminster, Sask.,
having accepted a position as pianist at
the leading theatre there.
Mrs. McGauvran was a passenger
down the line Monday and during an
absence of a week or longer will visit
tho homes of her daughters at Grand
Forks and Fargo.
Miss Constance Hunter left here
Saturday returning to Minneapolis to
again take up her studies at Macallister
college after spending the Easter vaca.
ton here with her parents.
Miss Mabel McCay, a former Lang.
don young girl, lately with the local
telephone exchange aG Munich has left
to spend the summer with her parents
b. A. McCay and wife at Upton, Sask.
Auctioneer Tony Kleffer was down
from Wales Tuesday to conduct the sale
held at the ~Boomgaarden farm south O.
town. The sale was we'll attended and
quite a success, despite the bad condi.
ton of the roads.
DR.. Backus and wife we're Wales
visitors In the city Monday between
trains. The doctor reports having beer
called recently to attend several cases
of spinal meningitis in the neighbor
hood north of Wales.
Miss Alma Bleakley, who for the pas
couple of months has been filling a cleri
cal position in the McConville abstract
office at Grafton, was an arrival Mon
day and will spend sometime visiting
with her father and sister.
Miss Katie Delvo, who has been spend
ing the past year visiting at points in
the states of Washington and Oregon
returned to the city Thursday and is
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs
A. A. Barker IN the Boyd block.
Arthur,A. Barker completed negotia
tions or Tuesday whereby he purchases
the residence property of Thos. Sheehar
on Sixth street. The Bankers will move
in as soon as the house is vacated by
Mrs. Sheehan and family who expect te
leave here for Bismarck next week.
The children of Mrs. N. A. Haye;
accompanied Miss Margaret O'Connol
on the trip over from Williston last
Saturday for a visit at the O'Brien home
Mrs. Hayes is expected to arrive here
from Williston some time during the
present week for a visit with her mother
and other Langdon members of the
family.
Joseph Heapy returned home during
the week from his stay of some length at
Hot Springs, S. D., Mr.. Heapy is
quite weak and far from we'll as a result
of the treatment undergone at the
springs, but has the assurance of the
specialists there of a permanent cure
of the minor cancerous growths from
which he has suffered for some time.
DR.. Alex. Cameron. the blind evange-
list and platform lecturer, was here
during the week occupying the pulpit
of the Presbyterian church at the even
ing service and delivering his famous
lecture, allow the World Looks to a
Blind Man. in the same editice on
Tuesday evening. This was the second
visit of DR.. Cameron to Langdon in the
past few years and his effort was we'll
received.
DrS. Smith & Nichols