Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-03-05

Getyour stationery and school supplies
at Spellman's drug store.
w. f, Winter was a returning pas
senger Saturday from a business trip to
st. Paul.
Mrs. A. Mcknight is the guest during
a weeks stay in the city at the home of
Mrs. Moran.
Mesdames !. Dawson, J.C. KERN and
w. II, Speckmanr, we're a trio of Lang
don visitors Friday on a shopping trip.
j. H. Bytield returned Tuesday from a
business trip to the Forks and to the
former home of his parents at Crystal.
Mrs. j. l., Pockrandt will oe the host
ess of the Langdon Woman's Club at its
next meeting of Tuesday afternoon mex
week, the 10th inst.
Mrs. Quick was one of the visiting
party OF the Langdon lodge of Rebekahs
to enjoy the hospitality of their sisters
at Park River this week.
Mrs. W, H. Row was a returning pas
senger to Langdon last Thursday from
Kansas Guy, to which place she &C
companied MIR. M. H. Row about three
weeks ago,
Township election on Tuesday, March
18th. Blanks, ballots and other needed
supplies can be obtained at the DEMO
Graf office, Orders filled by return mail
the same day received.
The Langdon lodge of the Rebekahs
was represented in a district reunion of
lodges held at Park River this week by
Mesdames Milne, Hamilton, Forkner
and Miss Maude Pinkerton,
Walter Barker left on Wednesday for
his farm ct McGee, Sask.. after a visit
here during part Of the winter. His
mother, Mrs. Barker, will remain in
Langdon until the return of summer.
M. e. Wentworth left on yesterdays
passenger returning to his home at
Hastings, Neb,, after spending several
months here with his brother, Jeweler
Wentworth of the Donovan drug store.
John j. Boyd left yesterday on a two
weeks stock purchasing trip to tho
markets of the east. In Chicago he ex-
poets to find time for a visit with Ri?
brother who is attending the University
of Chicago.
Mrs. j, G. Elliott, left on Tuesday,
train returning to her home at Hamp-
den after a visit of nearly a month with
her brother, Alex, McFarlane, during
the serious illness of their mother, Mrs
McFarlane, Sr.
John Ryan vent down the line Mon
day as far as Inkster, where his brother
George Ryan has an auction sale this
week. He has not decided where he
will locate, but will visit with friends
} here until spring.
The members OF the Westminster
Guild we're entertained Monday evening
a. the home of DR.. and Mrs. Tom Smith,
a pleasant social hour during which re-
freshments were served following the
3 regular meetings program.
, RS, konicek was a passenger on yes
terdaY's train: returning to Pine City,
MINI, where they have resided since
; leaving Langdon some two years ago.
Mrs. konicek visited for a week with
their son Frank, who has operated the
farm north Of town since the family re-
moved to Minnesota to live.
P. P. kopriva was a returning passen-
ger Saturday to his Langdon home from
his California trip, having spent most OF
the time since leaving here several weeks
ago in looking after the construction OF
: of a fine business property on lots he
purchased some time ago at Orland, Cal,
He reports the Liudstroms and others
from Langdon being we'll when he left,
Valentine Vol, who removed with his
family from Langdon to Gull Lake.
/ Sask., about five years ago is here this
: week to close up a humber of business
deals, which will likely include the sale
, of his Langdon residence property.
Mr.. Vol ana bis sons farm, between
two and three sections of land in the
, vicinity of Gull Lake, and despite the
fact that the Canadian Northwest is
no going ahead much If any this year
g the VOLS are able to state that they
+ have done we'll since moving out there.
f J. S. Gogin, one of the prominent
farmers of Cavalier county, spent last
Friday and Saturday in the city on
business. Mr.. Gogln has entered the
race for nomination for congress and is
receiving considerable encouragement
While be will make his candidacy on
the democratic ticket, he says hat his
chief aim would be to represent the
+ agricultural interests. He CLAIMS tina