Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-02

mother in Minnesota
Strictly pure for maldehyde guaran-
teed Shipment just received at the
Corner Drug Store by H. Il. Close.
Mrs. j. Fl. Harlan left Monday for a
two weeks visit with relatives of the
family in Minneapolis and other points
i in Minnesota.
1 Miss Lorraine koehmstedt went north
on Mondays train to Wales, where she
spent the fore part of the week instruct
ing her class OF piano pupils
August Peterson and Frank Deling
number among the townspeopie of Mil
ton attracted here by the Woodmen
gathering Tuesday
A Formaldehyde, blueslone and strych.
nine are needed by farmers at seeding
time. Buy at Spellman's Drug Store
and get the best.
II Alex Boroho, son Of A, Boroho, of
Wales returned Oh Tuesdays train from
a three months visit to Gull Lake, Sask,
where later he expects to locate on
farm
n Mrs. t. +. HazeltiDe was the hostess
OF the meeting OF the Westminster guild
n which enivened by a social hour fol-
loving the usual program was held on
Monday evening,
j. r. Gleason, who is at the head. o:
the concern which recently purchased
the Hannah branch business OF the
Cavalier County Implement Co.. was a
Langdon visitor Tuesday on business.
III e, Fl. Durbin writes Langdon friends
OF his intended return to Langdon the
early part of this month, expecting to
arrive Monday after visit since winter
set in with his family at Orange, Cal.
A. A. Seeley took the train Monday
for Minneapolis accompanied by his son
John, who will consult eminent special
lists there relative to kidney trouble of
long standing which may require his
4 undergoing all operation.
Dan c.. Donovan returned Saturday
\ to Lansford, after making a weeks visit
q with several old Lapgdon friends while
4 looking after business matters. He is
still in the grain buying business. own
ing a private elevator there.
Another shipment of beautiful pattern
hats for Easter selling no two hats
d aal'ke and the prices just as reasonable a:
Isfiaater, So there is no med 70 delay selec
ton Your choice is better now Mrs
Quick, millinery.
Mrs. Geo. Plain came up from Osna
. brock on Tuesday, train, bringing witt
her their baby girl, who has oeen seri
ously Ill for some little time, ana vii
~ now receive treatment at the Langdor
!, hospital.
Since opening district court here or
tuesday afternoon Judge Kneeshaw has
. granted the right of full citizenship te
y the following parties, residents of Cava
. lier county: Abdo Najab Cadry, o
Iona: Alfred Lindsted, of Alsen; A., D
i Bruers, of Clyde: j. W. Long of Langdor
z and Miss Tena Mary Mcmillan, of Sarles
u One week from today, Thursday April
9th, is the date of the spring sale of pure
h bred Duroc-J Jersey brood sows and young
Y boars at the Mahoney stock farm eleven
IL miles west OF Lapgdon. This sale was to
of have been held last Wednesday, the 25th
It ut., but owing to weather conditions
postponed. Full particulars regarding
a the sale will be found on bills. Auctioneel
o Wienecke has cherge of the sale, which
n will begin promptly at one O'Clock III the
o afternoon.
IS In the death at Cavalier on Sunday
morning of last week of Or Z. &
If Thompson, who died in bed while asleep
= OF heart failure, is noted the passing
+ of prominent townsman and man en-
y inent in his professional career, who as a
y young man was pioneer resident of this
: county, having taught school in the
n Beaulieu settlement IN the early '90s,
Prior to that time he held aposition here
d in Langdon with the firm of Mahon &
o Robinson. Since his graduation he has
Z, been engaged in the practice of his pro-
a fession at Cavalier. The afternoon OF
g the day prior to his own death he was
Q one of the pail bearers at the funeral of
d his fellow townsman, Mayor Dan j.
Laxdahl.