Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-03-20

Easter lilies and Dutch hyacinthes on
sale at Close & Cos, drug store.
ALERT Il Winter have plenty OF money
to loan on first and second mortgages.
Get your -four, bran and shorts from
e. A. Enger at the Duluth Elevator,
Wales, N. D.
Assistant Cashier N. D. Dixon of the
Citizens State Bank was at Easily be.
tween trains on Monday.
A policy in the New York Life is a
business investment. Talk with T.. A.
Weed, of Hannah about it.
Hans Bratlie one of the we'll to do
farmers of the Wang settlement was here
on Monday transacting business.
Ladies of the lodge of the Eastern
Star at Hannah, we're visitors of
their Langdon sisters at the regular
session of last week.
Mrs. Little arrived yesterday from
Pilot Mound, to visit her daughter,
Miss Maude Little, who is nurse in
charge Of the Langdon hospital.
The regular meeting of the Langdon
woman's club will be held on Tuesday
afternoon of next week, March 18th, at
the home of Mrs. j. d. Pockrandt.
John Fis cher returned during the
week from st. Paul, where he disposed
of another shipment of stock tha at he had
bought up in the neighborhood of his
Mt. Carmel farm.
f. A.EBoomgaarden's auction sale bill
ed to have oeeu held yesterday, has
been given a postponement, owing to
prevailing weather conditions until
Tuesday, April LIST.
Rev. Scadeng has been under the
weather with lagrippe since the begin
ming of the week, his condition interfer-
ing with the continuance of the week of
Easter services at the M. E. Church.
The st. Anthony & Dakota elevator
company lost another house on this
branch line last week. The elevator at
Orr, burned Tuesday night, the fire
starting in the cupola, nothing being
saved.
i j. E. Magee wants to figure on all
Jobs of painting and paper hanging in
Langdon and vicinity this spring. He
is an experienced workman and guaran-
tees his work to be satisfactory and
reasonable. 1886
George V. Bratzel, returned Saturday
to Duluth, Minn,, after a stay of two
weeks in Langdon during which he
conducted a highly successful stock
clearing out sale at the H. E. Price
furniture store.
w. f. Winter of this city was named
during the week by Governor l.. B.
Hanna as one Of the delegates from this
state to the fourth annual peace con-
i, gress, which is to be held at st. Louis,
Mo-, on May lst to 3rd.
Jas. Vleck was a Langdon visitor on
Fridayfrom his farm near Osnabrock.
Its aboutten years ago since Mr.. Week
left Langdon for the farm after being
engaged in the boot and shoe business
; here since the town first started.
!, Mrs. Jno. Sheehan received the news
Tuesday by telegram of the unexpected
death of her youngest brother, Eugene
A. Mcdonald, who was at Vancouver,
B. c., when he passed away. He visited
here with the Sheehan family about five
years ago.
On Easter Monday. Rev. j. A, Kern,
lectures to the people of Mt. Carmel on
the subject of "The Life and Works of
st. Boniface. The lecture which will be
illustrated with views will be given in
the Mt. Carmel hall. The band will be
in attendance and furnish suitable
music for the occasion.
George A. Williams was down from
Dresden on Monday, billing the town
for an auction sale to be held on his
farm in Langdon township on Monday
of next week. There will be a fine
showing of good farm horses and choice
mich COWS offered to buyers at the
Williams sale on Monday March Oath.
The Klemisch and Gherity auction
sales. billed for Thursday and Friday of
last week had to be given a postpone
ment owing to prevailing weather con-
ditions being too stormy for buyers to
attend. The Klemlsch postponed sale is
now billed for tomorrow, Friday, the
21st, and the Gherity sale one week
later. Friday, the 28th. These changes
of dates will be found listed with Auc-
%tioneer Kieffer's sales in another column.
u: Dpe Smith G. NichOlS !: