Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-04-24

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c.. j. Bone is operating his we'll drill
ing outfit this spring with a new Rum
ely gas-pull tractor outfit, which he had
out for the first time on Monday of this
week, when he started to put down a
we'll at the home of Herman Wolff on
Second street. e"".
Druggist H. L. Francis returned on
Friday from his two weeks vacation trip
through Saskatchewan and Alberta,
where he met a number of ex-Cavalier
county residents, who have continued to
prosper since having become loyal sub,
jects of King George vi.
Milton Reed has forsaken the knight.
hood of the razor in one of Grand
Forks leading tonsorial establishments
and will play the national game during
the season of 1918 with one of the teams
in the three.I league. He is here this
week for a visit with his parents and
Langdon friends.
The Star restaurant and boarding
house is being reopened this week by F.
w. Best, who is having it repapered and
newly painted throughout. He is also
having q new iron roof put on the build
ing which is being equipped in an up-to
date manner by Mr.. Best, who will give
the business his personal attention.
H. ]. Riesland. the eyesight specialist
we'll known for twenty-five years for his
superior ability IN fitting eyes with the
most difficult glasses, will be at Wales on
May 10th and at the U, G. L. hotel in
Langdon from May 18th to 18th, lnclu,
sive. See him even though you haye
lost hope of gaining relief from head
aches, crossed eyes, OF
any of the many evils caused by eye
strain. Remember wearing the wrong
kind of glasses is dangerous to health as
we'll as the eyes. Consultation free.
Manager J. w. Pomeroy of the Cava,
lier County Implement Co., will be one
of the North Dakota mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine to join in the Shriners
pilgrimage to Dallas, Texas, where the
imperial council will be in session from
May 18th to 18th. The Shrine temples
in this state at Grand Forks and Fargo
will join the special train which leaves
st. Paul on May 9th, carrying 225
Shriners from all over the Northwest
including the remote parts of Alberta
and Northern Canada. Big things are
planned for the Dallas trip and Mr.
Pomeroy, who will be accompanied by
his wife, is looking forward to enjoying
the time his life.
P. H. Livingston, who is removing
from his home in the old Soper neighbor
hood after twenty-eight years was il
Langdon on Tuesday for thu books with
which to make the assessment of Osna
brock township for the last time before
moving out west this ummer. Whil
in Langdon a message came from Fair
ooio opPl1olAS 1AA. LIsAuSSLOU LudG III
brother D. l.. Livingston a druggist from
Grass Lake, Mich, had arrived at hi
home for a visit, The brothers meet a
this time after having been separated TO
twenty years and it is understood tina
Mr.. D. L. Livingston has sold out hi
business in Michigan with a view to lc
eating MS a druggist in some new town j
in the Canadian Northwest.
Manager Harry G. Waldron is able t
announce this week the completion of a
the interior and outside improvement
at the Electric theatre which he has ur
dertaken since the fire of two month
ago. The theatre now has four larg
four-foot doors, two at the main entranc
and two at the rear on either side of th
theatre, they open outward, and re
lights in the interior and white lights o
the outside mark their location. Th
new arrangement provides sixteen It. {
exit space, or nearly double what tn
building had under the old arrangement
A change has occurred this week in tn
show nights which until further motto
will be Tuesday, Thursday and Saturda
instead OF Monday, Wednesday and FIR
day. The public will please take notice