Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-22

60S sAoG pIoSCElpUlOu ullou.
Ii you want the latest novel, maya
zines or periodicals go to G. A. Spell
mans drug store.
Ii you are contemplating matrimony
have your invitations or announcements
printed by the DEMOCRAT.
Mrs. Chas. S. Hunter has been quite
unwell and under the doctors care for
several days during the week.
DR.. S. q. Gibson was here from Osna-
brock Monday and Tuesday on a pro-
fessional visit and to look after the
hospital.
+. j. Segouin, proprietor of the First
National bank basement barber shop is
of duty this week LAID up with a dislo-
Gated shoulder.
Rev. M. j. O'Driscoll. was at Mt.
Carmel on Tuesday to assist in the
conducting of the funeral of the late
Peter Schwinghammer,
The Langdon woman's Climb will hold
it's next regular meeting on Tuesday
afternoon of next week, the 9th inst, at
the home of Mrs. Geo. M. Price.
@. Q. Rye was at Osnabrock part of
the week fixing up the school house
steam heating plant, which sprung a
a leak during the holiday vacation.
August Timian was here yesterday
from Dresden to see one of his sons who
underwent an operation Tuesday fore
noon in the Langdon hospital for appen-
dlcitis.
Dan Porter and his brother, Ed.
Porter, we're visitors over here from
CALVIN last week, returning Thursday to
the metropolis of western Cavalier
county.
b.. d. Stewart, manager of the Lang
don sub-station experiment farm is
spending the week at Fargo attending
the sessions Of the tri-state grain grow
erS association.
Mrs. Albert Clodt who has been visit
ing since Christmas at the home of her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Hamann
took Tuesdays train returning to her
home at Bainville, Mont.
w. }. Rogers, who since resigning his
position as book keeper with the Cava-
lier Co. Implement CO., IN this city be-
fore the holidays, left Tuesday for
Moorehead, Mimi. after spending seve-
raj days here packing his furniture and
household goods for shipment.
The Dresden farmers club organized
last week, named as its officers for the
year: John Schwan, president, Louis
rotary and treasurer. Another meeting
is being held to-day at which a constltu.
ton and bye avs Will be adopted.
The social circle of the Presbyterian
church will meet Friday afternoon II
the church parlors at which a twenty
five cent lunch will be served. AL
ladies of Langdon and vicinity are cor
daily invited to attend. A six o'clock
supper will be served for the gentlemen
, Justice O. B. Aldrich lies in a very
precarious condition at his home north
!. OF the city school building, About two
weeks ago he was taken down with g
light stroke of paralysis, hopes of his
recovery at that time being looked upon
+ as quite favorable, but a gradual
i, advance of the patients helplessness
: leaves but small chances of medical
, skill being of any avail.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. A. o. Void
informed the DEMOCRAT hal he was
closing up his business affairs here sc
J that he expects to leave some time dur,
, ing the coming week, but Mrs. Void
!, and the children will continue to make
L%angdon their home until spring. The
A, O. Void Co., will continue to do bu.
: siness at the old stand under the per,
sonal management of Mr.. Albert Thor
son and Mr.. Nels Melkild. 1t is Mr.
Wold's intention to 90 from here tc
/, either Chicago or Davenport, Ia.
George A. Williams, who returned
Friday. from a months trip through
! Saskatchewan states that although land
: values. both town and farm properties
are at u stand still over there at present
t you Rave to 60 into the larger towns
like Saskatoon and Regina to find where
, the real hardship of Western Canada's
: business depression is being keenly felt
> this winter. In both of the above large
, centers of population are to be found
thousands of men out of work. Saska.
toon, has done Its utmost to relieve the
situation with work on the streets ano
other municipal improvements. In
Regina the horde of unemployed have
assumed such a high hand IN their de-
mand for work that they threatened the
! city with incendiarism if not found en-
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