Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-10-23
DrS. Smith, Hughes
( HdSeItine
DENTISTS
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Judge H. E. Dorval of the count
court issued a marriage license on Mon
day in which the names of the contract
ing parties are Mr.. Walter Munson
of Osnabrock and Miss Sophie Gunder.
son of Larimore.
w. H. Simmons, who is closing out
his farming interests at Easily came
down from Saskatchewan during the
wesk and will leave shortly for Orland,
Cal. He has been holding down a
Western Canada homestead during the
summer months.
The DEMOCRAT has just this week re.
celved a full line of 1914 German Kalen-
dars which are offered for sale at the
following prices: Universal, Volumes I,
II, III and " at seventy-five cents each;
Deutscher Kaiser, Marlen and st.
Michael's at twenty-five cents each.
A. E. Lindstrom came overland from
Sheyenne in his auto Tuesday, where he
has been looking after threshing opera
tons during a weeks absence. Mr..
Lindstrom expects that less than a week
will wind up his North Dakota interests
for the year, when he will leave for his
winter home at Orland, California.
A%uctioneer Tony Kieffer has a sale
today at the VIM. M. Wells farm a mile
and a half west of Hannah and tomorrow
Friday the Oath inst. at the Wadsworth
farm near Clyde, where James Mulligar
sells off his horses and farm machinery
Auction sales are now not quite a:
plentiful as they we're earlier in the fal
and therefore the attendance and bid.
ding will be better.
Qulntin M. Blair, who this fall re.
tires from active farming in the Maids
settlement, where he has resided for the
best part of a quarter of a century has
been engaged in moving into Langdor
with his family during the week. HI
has purchased the Robert Bell residence
property in the Falrvlev addition anc
in coming to Langdon has been mainly
attracted by the educational advantage:
that our schools offer to his family.
Joseph MCNEIL, whose farm is five
miles west of Olga and eight miles NORTH
of Osnabrock will have an auction SALE
at his place on Thursday, November 6tt
at which he will offer for sale a complete
equipment of farm machinery and seve
raj head of desirable work horses, alst
his furniture and household effects. The
sale will be conducted by Auctioneel
Tony Kieffer of Wales. Mr.. McNeill is
removing to his old home in Ontario
this fall having rented his farm neal
Olga for a term of years.
William Plummer, wife and daughter
and Grandpa Plummer of Langdon, ano
Mrs. Deland of Boston, Mass, came ove1
from Langdon by auto last week ano
visited for several days with the Nor.
rison. These were all old friends auo
the older people school mates of Mrs
Morrison. Grandpa Plummer and Mr.
McGregor were for half a century neigh.
bors back in Ontario, and the visit was
not enjoyed more by any of them thar
by these two old gentlemen, both ovel
ninety years of age During the week
the visitors accompanied by Mrs. Morri
son, took a trip into Minnesota anc
spent a couple of days visiting old friends
there.-Bathgate Pink Paper.
Monday afternoon November 3rd i.
the date of the corn and alfalfa growing
contest to be held in Langdon, and il
which the contestants are composed O
the boys and girls of the school districts
of West Hope, MT. Carmel, Dresden
Linden, Mimic, South Dresden, Lang
don, Harvey Manila, Elgin. Waterloo
Moscow, Iona. Perry, Easily, Nekom,
and Billings. In addition to the prize
offered by the districts for corn and al
falfa growers, there will also be specia
prizes given by the merchants of Lang
don for the best display of potatoes
white bread, plain sewing, penmanshi]
and a map OF North Dakota, the exhibi
in each case to be made by pupils of thu
schools. Superintendent Sullivan ha,
plans underway that promises to make
this event one that will make it fully dc
serving the attendance OF tho people 10
miles around