Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-01-30

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payment privilege allowed.
6. P. GETCHEL, Wales, N. D.
Dentist Hughes, who has been assist
ing in looking after the Office practice of
Drs. Smith & Nichols while DR.. Tom
Smith was away on his mid-winter
California trip, was n of the number
who successfully took the examination
of the state dental board at Fargo last
week.
Judge Kneeshaw has adjourned the
January term OF district court to be held
here until February 18th. There are
but few cases as yet on the calendar set
for trial and a further ~postponment of
the term may be taken.
J.J. Souch is at work this week treat.
ing the interior of the city hall to fresh
paint. Both the council chamber on
the second floor and the fire hall the
engine rooms and the bat cavehave been
rendered more habitable by Jabe's
handiwork.
Mrs. Joseph Power, who is among the
number of Langdon people that have
been on the sick list the past couple Of
weeks is being visited by her sister
; Mrs. McKinnon, who arrived Monday
. from her home at Crookston for a short
stay.
Earl Mcbride, formerly with the H
E. Close & Co., drug store and laid W
, !, q week ago with a severe rib fracture
left Monday for his home at Lisbon
: IN. D., where he will spend some tim
resting up and regaining strength be
: fore starting work again.
> Mrs. Jos. Cleary and three little child
5 rem, accompanied by her mother, Mrs
MCPHERSON left Monday for Colorado
where they will visit relatives of tn,
: family at Denver. Mrs. Cleary and tn,
children will return in about a month
5 and Mrs. Mcpherson will make a longe
stay down there.
81 1t is noted States Attorney U. [
Burdick started his tenure of office a
legal advisor of Williams county with
s big raid ON the gambling and othe
dens OF gilded vice in Wllliston. Tn
n ex-Munich banker and ex-lieutenan
t governor is bound to be in the spot ligh
Q in some way that will get people talk
o ing about Usher L. Burdick.
Q A. A. Scott vas a business visitor il
che city yesterday from Wales ane
stated that he has closed out his inter
ests at Wales to a party from Minnesot,
. andwith his familyexpects to leave Vale
some time the end of this week for Lont
Beach, CAL, where they will locate. Ii
the departure of the SCOTS Wales is
loser both socially and in bushes.
circles.
Langdon auto dealers are makleg {
start for the early spring trade witt
their 1913 models of various makes
The local firm of MCLAUGHLIN & Strange,
and j. +. Ramage have each unloadec
several carload shipment during tn,
week and a visit to their respectiv,
garages show some hobby looking car:
that are pretty sure to find buyers II
the vicinity of Langdon before very long
States Attorney Crimson left yester
day for Bismarck, where the hearing o
an argument before the state suprem,
court for a new trial in the DR.. J. ]
Reilly case comes up on Friday. Thu
case is n of wide interest over tn
state as we'll as here in Cavalier count,
and the action of the supreme cour,
naturally awaited with considerable in
terest.
The Boyd closing out sale, which by
the way certainly means business, is
the subject of a full page advertise
ment in This issue. The immense stock
at the Boyd department store is posi-
lively to be closed out and as a specia,
inducement for buyers to come around
with their cash. Mr.. Boyd makes an,
nouncement of daily auction sales in
order to make the goods move as fast as
possible. The Boyd department store
carries a larger and more varied stock
than is to be fonnd anywhere else in
Cavalier county and there's certain tc
be something for everybody in this
closing out sale. 1t is the opportunity
OF a life time to getsomething at actually