Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-16


Mrs. B. Prom came up from Milto
yesterday for a few days visit with he
daughter, Mrs. CDr.) Tom Smith.
Amateur photographers will find a ful
line of kodak supplies, including films
mounts, ETC., at the Donovan drug store
N. j. O'Brien took yesterdays trail
to Milwaukee, where he will consult
specialist regarding eye trouble durins
during a short stay of a few days.
Attorney P. q. johnson left yesterda,
for Chicago where he will remain some
time under treatment of a special
LIST for his rheumatic affection.
Fo~rmaldehyde, bluestone and stryct
nine are needed by farmers at seeding
time. Buy at Spellman's Drug Store
and get the best.
The board of county commissioners
who have been in session here since
Monday the 9Th, wound up the bushes;
of the April meeting and reached an
adjournment yesterday at Don
j. f.. Ramage sold another Ford car
yesterday to Abram Krahn one of the
we'll known residents of Waterloo town.
ship who has grown wealthy while farm,
ing there the past quarter of a century.
Section Boss John Lee went to Grand
Forks last Friday to take the Great Nor
thern's visular examination. He stayed
over Sunday with friends there return
ing on Mondays train.
Messrs Chase & McEwan, the Cava-
lier firm of contractors, who put in about
l 100000 worth OF cement sidewalks
for Langdon property owners last sum
mer, were over here Tuesday to place a
bid on the contract let by the board of
county commissioners for the new jail
building and sheritf's residence.
G. Fl. Bowers, of the Fargo firm of
contractors and builders, Bowers Bros,
was here Tuesday to place a bid on the
new jail building and sheriff's residence.
Bowers Bros. are the contractors who
landed the Job of erecting Langaon's
$4,000 high school building two years
ago.
The demand for dwelling houses in
this city in recent years has not been
greater than it has this spring. Several
families have been e~ndeavoring to secure
a house for some time and the only
solution of the proposition is that new
residences will have to be built to &C
commodate the people who are coming
to Langdon to make their home here.
II. j. Riesland, the we'll known eye
sight specialist, who grinds all the most
difficult glasses right here, will be at
Montgomery hotel, Wales. May Il, one
day only, and at U. c. T. hotel, Langdon,
May Is to is. See a man of superior
ability and thirty years experience, and
remember, wearing cheap inferior glasses
endangers your sight and causes head
aches and nervousness. .39tf)
M. [. Forkner one of the publishers oil
the Cavalier Co. Republican closed a
deal with Angus Mcpherson before the
latter left yesterday for Fargo through
which be buys the Mcpherson home on
the west side of Sixth street, north OF
the city schools. 1t is one of the most
desirable residence properties in the city
and Mr.. Forkner and his family take
possession about May LIST, when the Nc
Phersons leave Langdon :omake b Getty
of Fargo their permanent home.
Dr. Mugan one OF Langdons medical
practitioners for the past eight years,
together with his estimable family were
yesterday the recipients, of the we'll
wishes and farewells of their Langdon
host of friends upon their departure for
their new home at Edmonton, Alberta.
The doctor however, expects TO spend
the summer east taking post graduate
work in surgery IN which branch Of the
profession he will specialize in his prac-
tice at Edmonton.
On Tuesday forenoon occurred a we'd
ding of considerable interest to their
many Langdon friends and relatives of
the two families when Miss Regina Bach.
mann, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. jacob
Bachmann. and Mr. John Clodt, son OF
MIR. and Mrs. Anton Clodt were united
in marriage at ST. Alphousus church.
The ceremony was followed by a we'd
ding dinner and a reception in the
in the afternoon. The young people will
make their home on the Clodt farm
northwest of town
Yesterday afternoon the democratic
county central committee met at the
call of Chairman John Mahon at his
office in this city to take up the initial
steps in starting the party's political
campaign for 1914, there was also quite
a representative sprinkling of aspiring
candidates for Office on their county and