Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-10-22

man. Prescription druggist.
Furnished rooms to rent and three
houses for sale. Miss Annie Kelly.
Spellman, the druggist, is giving a
rs per cent discount on ladies hand
bags.
Mark your X in the square after
the name of the candidate you want
to vote for.
Deputy Sheriff Jack May and E. B.
Robson were Hannah visitors in the
city Saturday on official business.
Mark your X in the square after the
name of the candidate you want to
vote for.
Extra Special! Trimmed hats are
still selling at 81. 90 and So. SO at
Miss Olson's millinery at Schulke's
store.
Mrs. Geo. Bostik returned] Monday
from a visit of a few days at the. home
of her daughter, Mrs. Slama, near
Osnabrock.
Great Ribbon Sale! Beautiful mes
%salines and taffetas 4 and 5 inches
wide at loo per yard at Miss Olson's
millinery at Schulke's store.
C. A. Plummer, a cousin of VIM.
Plummer of this city, was a visitor
Tuesday from his farm in the western
part of the county near Sarles.
States Attorney Crimson and F. w.
Bleakley were passengers Monday to
points down the line in the interest
of their candidacy for office at the ap-
preaching election.
George Welsh, accompanied by his
little daughter, VERNE, left Tuesday
for Devils Lake, where the latter has
been attending the state school for
thessdeaf, the past two years.
E. G. Dedrick has put in a new
plate glass front at his corner hard
ware this week to replace the one
which got the worst of it in the heavy
windstorm which Langdon experienced
several weeks ago.
A. G. McNiven went up the line
Monday to Hannah and Wales to look
after the putting in of several heat
ing plants, which the Langdon hard
ware firm of M. O.. Strom & Co. are
installing for customers.
Joseph Bostik is in charge at the
Langdon potato warehouse, which was
opened last week by j. B. Boyd, since
which time it has been handling quite
a line of trade in spuds marketed by
5 growers in the vicinity of Langdon.
. MISS. LoTTIE SKENE
!. ...TEACHER OF MUSIC. %"s
F.: Graduate of Teachers Course, Wesley
Conservatory, Grand Forks, n. D.
: For Particulars Address
. HANNAH :: = N. OAK.
: F. ]. Hodgins was a Langdon visit
or over Sunday with friends. He i
. busy closing up his affairs in thi
= county, the family moving to Seattle
Wash. this fall to reside.
: j. E. Taylor arrived this week TO
another visit at the Alpstag home
Since leaving here several week
ago for Walhalla he was called cas-
by the illness of members of hi
family.
County Superintendent Helen Sulli
van left Wednesday for Bismarcl
where she is among those taking par
. in the program of the state teachers
association, expecting to return to tn
@ city Saturday.
e Miss Lutte Williamson, daughter o
e the late j. H. Williamson of Stilwell
is a visitor in the city this week a
the home of her sister, Mrs. j.. B
d Radford. Miss Williamson, who year
IS ago was a popular school teacher o
this county, is now located in Idaho
where she is engaged in the practic
: of medicine.
S. E. Desrosier has been harvestin
quite a potato crop the past week o
his farm a mile south of town. TIL
eight acres which he planted las
spring have given such a bountifu
yield that he has decided to keep OF
about a thousand bushels to furnis
the seed for a one hundred acre GRO
which he proposes to put in mex
year. In addition to this he is MAJ
keting about two carloads through tn
potato warehouse of j. B. Boyd.
Frank Hamerl and wife were pas
sengers Monday from their home {
Wales to Tacoma, Wash, called t
the bedside Of their daughter, Ban
bara, Mrs. Ben Smith, who lies in
very precarious condition at a hospit;
there, suffering from a tumor. Til
patient has already undergone sever;
operations for it's removal and