Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-02-26
DrS. Smith, Hughes
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Donovan Block

Clerk of Court G, S. Robertson was
out and down town Tuesday for the first
time since his basket ball accident of
two weeks ago, and still carries his arm
in a sling.
Mrs. John Mahon left on Mondays
train for the Twin Cities. She has been
in poor health for some time and ex-
poets to receive medical treatment be-
fore returning home.
Or. Semple, Landlord T. B. Hankey,
Jas. MCLAUGHLIN and John Ryan were a
party of Langdon Elks to attend the
state gathering of the order held at
Grand Forks on Saturday evening.
Mrs. H. e. Price returned to her home
on Walnut and Fifth street Saturday
after spending nearly two weeks In the
Langdon hospital receiving treatment
that proved of considerable benefit.
The H, E. Close & Co., corner drug
store this week commences the adver-
Using of a we'll known line of special
preparations that are finding a rapidly
increasing sale all oyer the United States
Walter Redschweitz who had an In
terest in the Redschweitz & Quinn res
taurant is here several days Of this week
from Ten Strike, MINI, to look after a
settlement Of leg al matters that have de-
| voloped since his leaving here.
Deputy Co. Treasurer w. A. Farrell
spent Sunday visiting with his brother,
Eddie, who has been recently transferred
by the Rumely Product Co., from its
branch at Minot to a responsible posi-.
ton in its head office at Grand Forks
Jack O'Reilly, who since leaving here
last fall has held a position as loco
motive engineer with the Ct. N. over a
a Minnesota division of the road, is TAX
ing a lay-off while nursing injuries re-
ceived in a railway accidentin which his
right foot was quite badly crushed. He
came in on Mondays train.
Noel Robillard of Olga this spring
enters the field soliciting a share of the
auction sales to be held in Cavalier
county during the season OF 1914. He
is one Of the best known older residents
OF the eastern part Of the county; as an
auctioneer of farm stock and machinery
has many years Of successful experience,
and would like to hear from those in
tending to hold a sale this spring.
Henry Sehrt, Jr., was here from Mil
ton during the week for a few days visit
with his sister, Mrs. j. W. Pomeroy be-
fore leaving early in March FOR Central
Siberia, one of the finest crop raising
areas in the Russian empire. Mr.. Sehrt
goes to Central Siberia to take a posi-
ton with the International Harvester
Co., who o have representatives in
every agricultural country in the world.
John j. Mahoney gives it out that he
will in a short time have a big sale of
pure bred D~uroc-Jersey brood sows.
at his farm west OF town. Bills will De
printed in a short time giving particu-
lars and announcing the date of the sale
Raising hogs is putting more dollars into
the farmers pocket these days.than can
be made by marketing grain and those
wanting good pure bred sows raised
right here in Cavalier county on Mr.,
Mahoney's farm cannot do better than
attend this sale.
Postmaster j. H. Mclean was one of
the Hannah party returning home Fri
day from Grand Forks, where our boys
from the end town broke into the
Grand Forks teams unbroken string of
winnings by bringing home the cham
pions scalp with a score of 5 to 2 hanging
to the end of it. "Mac" referred the
game and appeared to feel highly fatter-
ed by the compliments he received from
the papers of the Forks, which find it
hard to realize that the unconquored
Grand Forks hockey players really had
to take the small end Of the score from
from the fast team which Hannah is
-. 4 -. = -. 49,