Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-10-23

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on a special shoe sale for Saturday.
Miss Anna Mclean was an over Sun
day visitor at her home in Hannah.
You can get all the latest books and
magazines at the Spellman drug store
Miss Mile Halbeisen spent part OF
the week visiting with her Osnabrock
friends.
Schulke's blanket sale, for Saturday
this week is early this fall owing to the
early cold spell.
Mrs. Mcknight, from Hannah, is the
guest of Miss Tessie jackson during a
few days visit in the city this week.
Spellman's drug store is headquarters
for strictly up to date box and fancy
stationery at prices to suit everybody,
Postmaster John McGauvran returned
on Mondays train from a few days
business trip to Fargo and St. Paul.
For Sale-The old Catholic church
building. containing an abundance of
good lumber, suitable for homes, barns,
etc.
DR.. Hughes of the Langdon dental
firm OF Drs. Smith, Hughes & Haseltine
IS making a professional visit at Far
dale and other 500 line towns this week.
Alex. Chaput living south of town is
able to be out and around after a seri-
Gus illness through the fall season.
Last Friday ne threshed forty acres of
some of the finest flax grown in this
section of the county.
Rev. Patrick Q'Riordan, who has had
charge of a Catholic mission covering
the southwestern part of Cavalier and a
portion of Ramsey counties during the
past year, after November Ist will re-
move his place of residence from Iona
to Edmore,
Barbeau & Reilly are the successors
of Redschweit & Quinn II the manage
ment of the restaurant at LeBrun &
Matthew's pool room and bowling alley,
Both have a we'll established %acquaint.
ance with the Langdon trade and with
years of experience should do we'll.
j. w. Haw, of the better farming as.
ISOLATION, and Co. Supt. Sullivan went
to Milton on Mondays train TO attend
and take part in the corn and alfalfa
contest exhibit. They also attended a
similar gathering of the school children
held at Olga the following evening.
Rev. Jas. Opie, the new pastor of the
M. E. church of this city is expected to
arrive here today from St. Thomas,
where he has been engaged in church
work the past couple of years. He will
be in charge Of the regular order of
services for the coming Sunday, both at
Langdon church and at Harvey Center.
From the Elmer Irwin home north of
town reports have been received during
the week of a decidedly unfavorable
turn in the condition of Mrs. Irwin,
whose illness extending over a month
back is now considered as being ex-
tremely critical. Monday evening and
all day Tuesday but little hope was held
out for her recovery.
W. j. Cahill, who has been engaged
in fitting up the heating plant of st.
A%lphonsus church and those of private
parties and vicinity the past month left
Saturday returning to his home in
Fargo, accompanied by Mrs. Cahill, who
has been making a visit in the mean
time at the home of her parents, Post
master and Mrs. John McGauvran.
John Boyd left Monday for Berlin,
Wis, where his wife is making a visit
with her folks. Before returning home
some time during the coming week they
expect to make a short stop in Chicago,
where "Dick" Boyd, who is playing
quarter back on the football eleven of
the University of Chicago is at present
laid up in a hospital as the result of an
accident he met with IN a game played
Il few days ago.
Ole johnson, son of G. M. johnson
south of town, returned last Saturday
by way of Hannah from a two weeks
trip through parts of Saskatchewan.
He states that when be left Weyburn,
Sask., last Thursday there was no less
than a foot of snow upon the ground
and that it had been showing more or
less for four days prior to that time.
Naturally Ole did not return home very
favoraoly impressed with that section of
King Georges domain.
Two automobile accidents have hap
pened in Langdon and vicinity within
the past week. The first happened at
the mill crossing of the Ct, Northern on
the road leading south from Langdon at
a late hour Friday night when the large
Overland car of Louis Roholt went into
the ditch, the car being badly wrecked