Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-06-05

be sure it's an Indian.
ALERT d Winter have plenty OF money
TO loan on first and second mortgages.
DR.. L. A. Rose, the Mimic dentist, was
a visitor a part of the week with DR..
Tom Smith.
Miss Eyford from Milton was a week
end visitor at the home of her friend,
Mrs. Tom Smith.
During the week the Ramage g. Kelly
garage, north of the U. G. T. hotel, has
been improved by a coat of paint.
H. E. Windemuth's home, on the cor
ner of Fourth and Walnut streets, is
now decked out with a coat of paint.
Samuel Cross, teacher of the Olga
schools and also assessor of that town.
ship was a visitor Monday on official
business.
Co. Supt. Helen j. Sullivan was out of
town almost every day last week taking
part in the closing exercises of schools of
the various towns over the county.
Mrs. Dahlman, from Edinburg, was
here during the week visiting Mrs.
Crimson while attending the commence
ment week exercises of the city schools.
Miss E. M. Follansbee, one of the
grade teachers, who has accepted a con-
tract for the coming school year, left
Saturday to spend the vacation at her
home in Charles City, Ia.
lceman Chas. Haugh started his
wagon for city delivery June LIST. The
cool weather up to the spell of last week
put back the regular opening up of the
ice business almost a month this season.
M. 1. Forkner, of the Cavalier Co.
Republican, has as visitors at his home
this week his sister, Mrs. W. w. Styles,
and children of Summit, S. D., who
were arrivals on Saturdays belated
train.
r. A. Wadsworth was in the city over
Sunday from Hannah, where he is
experimenting the work on his farms in
the western part CT the county this
spring. He is elated over the crop pros
spect this year
Blacksmith John b. Mirehouse and
Joseph Field took Mondays train to
Fargo, where they represent Langdon
lodge I. 0. OF, at a meeting of the
grand lodge which will continue in ses.
sion throughout the week.
This week the Schulke department
store has put into commission a new
delivery wagon which is thoroughly in
keeping with the general %up-to-date ap-
pearance of everything connected with
Mr.. Schulke's establishment.
Miss Vera VIM, teacher of domestic
science in the Langdon schools the past
year, was among the number leaving
Monday. She goes to her home al
Aurora, Ind, for the vacation, but will
resume her position here at the opening
of the fall term.
Mrs. Peter Reid and the boys Left
yesterday taking the north train tc
Hannah, where they will visit some time
at the Balfour farm, before removing tc
their new home at Bismarck. Mr.. Reid
expects to leave later during the week
for Bismarck, where he will number
among Warden Talcott's corps of guards
at the state penitentiary.
Tuesday the ladies of the Langdon
Woman's Club spent a very enjoyable
afternoon at the Langdon experimental
farm, Mrs. e. D. Stewart being the
clubs hostess. At a convenient hour
following the routlne of the regular
afternoons program delicious refresh
ments were served and all participating
in the outing to the Stewart farm home
report a highly enjoyable time.
Tonight Manager Waldron has a
special offering for those who visit the
Electric theatre. The feature on the
program in addition to the usual bill is
"The Coming of Columbus what this
production is and the time and money
expended in its production was fully eX-
planned by Mr.. Waldron in his announce
ment of last week. Don't miss this one
and only opportunity to see the greatest
| histrionic film aver given to the public.
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