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

H. o. Sorenson was here over Sunday
for a visit with his family.
Get your hat where style reigns: At
Miss Olson's, Schulke's store,
L. H. Prior was quite busy while here
Monday between trains from Hannah.
Offices east front of Schulke block
'Drs. Semple & Mugan, Langdon, N. D.
Orders for cut flowers receive prompt
and careful attention at c. A. Spellman's
drug store.
Attorney Devaney was among the out
of town legal lights returning Monday
from a profession trip down the line.
Buy your formaldehyde of FL. e. Close
at the Corner Drug Store. Strength and
purity is guaranteed.
j, A. Foard of Weaver was a visitor
Monday on his return home from a few
days visit with his daughter at Osna-
brock.
Automobile tires. The celebrated
Goodrich tire, you can't get better.
They are sold in Langdon by McLauch-
lin & Stranger.
Martin Olson of Wang, brought his son
into town Saturday and placed him in
the Langdon hospital where he has been
operated upon this week for v~aricose
veins which nave had to be removed.
Manager Thos Finerty of the Lang
don Light Co.. returned on Saturdays
passenger from Bismarck, where he at
tended United States circuit court as
ajuror during an absence of two weeks.
Rev. w. e. Kelley is down from Han
nah assisting Pastor Hibbardin conduct
ing the series of special service being
held during the week at the Presby-
terian church,
George Monahan left Monday after a
visit here with relatives and old friends
for several weeks. He goes to Scoeby,
Mont, where he will spend the summer
looking after improvements on his home
stead filed on about a year ago.
H. A. Grimshaw and A. f, Plummer
and their wives are Sarles visitors in the
city this week. The ladies are making a
visit among their Langdon friends while
their husbands are looking after court
matters.
The Quick millinery parlors have pre-
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The Tango hat, which is the latest fad:
also the Landisco. are among the favor
ties and are now on display. Never be-
fort were the hats so nice and so reason
able in price, 1926
Jas. Austin, Duncan Mclean, w. e..
Kelley and Henry Mclean are among
the number from Hannah whomade the
pilgrimage L~angdonward last week to at
tend the annual reunion of Masons of
the Scottish rite degree.
Geo, W. turm and~wife are expecting
to leave their winter home in California
about May lst when they will return to
Langdon for the summer and make their
home IN the Pinkerton residence. Mr..
and Mrs. Pinkerton plan spending the
summer on their farm between Dresden
and Wales.
Levi Hooey is reported as now being
out of all immediate danger after an un-
usual sharp attack of double pneumonia
last week, during the progress of which
his chance of recovery was considered
hopeless. Though out of danger the pa
tent will have to be given careful nurs-
ing for sometime yet.
Chas w. Doe, one of Moscow's pioneer
residents and clerk of that township for
a lumber OF years was a visitor in town
Monday 1t being his first appearance
here since returning home from Grand
Forks, where he spent two months in the
Deaconess hospital after undergoing a
a serious operation.
John Mahon returned to the city on
Saturday from Battle Creek, Mich, hav-
ing accompanied Mrs Mahon to the SAM
tarlum at that place for treatment about
a month ago Mrs. Mahon's condition in
general health is much better and will
allow of her leaving Battle Creek for her
Langdon home some time during the
coming week.
Word from Fargo in letters received
by the F'alconer family during the week
indicate that the doctors at the SAM.
tarlum are quite hopeful of the ultimate
cure of Mr.. r. B. Falconer of his chronic
rhematic ailment. He has already ex-
perienced considerable relief from the
constant pain and suffering of the dis
ease.
County Superintendent Helen j. Sui
livan is able to announce definitely this
week that the Cavalier county teachers
institute for 1914 will be held here in
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