Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-15

ALERT & Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second mortgages.
Ii you want the latest novel, maya
z lines or periodicals go to c. A. Spell
mans drug store,
Jno. B. Mooney was an arrival on Mon
days train, returning from a visit during
the holidays to the old family home in
Wisconsin.
Ed. Clairmont, one of the most ex-
tensive breeders of cattle and hogs IN
north Olga township was here yesterd ay
attending to business matters.
Vim. II. Wilson one of the substantial
business men of Clyde was here Monday
looking after real estate matter.
Dr.. A. L. Elliott, the district state
veterinarian was here Tuesday from
Milton on professional business.
Frank Green ST.. was a returning
passenger on tuesdays train from a
visit during part of the winter to his
former home in Iowa.
Miss Blanche Murphy took Mondays
train to Grand Forks, where she will
take up the winter purse Of study at
the Union commercial business college.
e.. j. Kelly, arrived on Fridays train
from st, Paul and is in charge of the
rIr q n t1n tN,c ,rna1,, ,,+,~ ,l -
is in progress at the Boyd department
store.
Miss Lenore Getchell was a guest at
the Mahon home visiting her friend,
Miss Ruth Mahon. a part of last week
returning to her home at Wales on
Saturday.
The MCLAUGHLIN & Stranger garage
received its first shipment Of automo-
blles for The year on Mondays freight a
carload Of new pattern Studebaker
machines.
Miss Julia koehmstedt came up from
Grand Forks last week for a couple of
weeks visit at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. /. koehmstedt of Mt,
Carmel township.
George A. Williams the night engineer
at the light and heat plant returns to-
morrow from DeLisle, Sask. where he
has spent a months vacation at the
home OF his sister
w. II. Winter reached home on Satur.
days train from his months visit east
during the holiday season to the old
family home at Kingston and other
points in Eastern Ontario.
forge Torgerson was brought to town
Monday from his home in Hope town
ship to receive medical treatment au the
Langdon hospital for an attack of cry
sipelaslwhich is in quite an aggravated
form,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dixon we're
guests at the James Walker home while
here from Hannah to attend the we'd
ding of their daughter, an event OF
yesterday forenoon from st. Alphonsus
church.
Austin McComb, youngest son of
Blacksmith and Mrs. j. c, McComb
left IN yesterdays train for Winnipeg,
where he will spend the winter at the
home of his brother and attend a bust
ness college.
Joseph Heapy returned Friday from
his trip to Milbank, S. Oak, where
along with r. f. Kargel, of Clyde, he
attended the annual meeting of the
German Evangelical mutual insurance
company last week.
Mrs. G. j. Kelly was an arrival on
yesterdays passenger from Minneapolis
and will enjoy a visit with Langdoa
friends while her husband Is conducting
the two weeks gigantic auction sale at
the Boyd department store.
John Hunt left yesterday returning to
Borden, Sask., after a visit of several
weeks with Langdon old friends. He
intends stopping over in Winnipeg on
his way back to Saskatchewan, where
he will buy a car load of work horses,
which sell at a top figure u west.
Ira Blocher of Park River, a graduate
of the Palmer school of Chiropractic at
Davenport, Ia, who undertakes to cure
all human ills without ~resorting to the
use of medicine, surgery or osteo-
pathy, using only natures cures, was
here one day last week between trains.
During the week the greetings for the
uew year and a request to receive the
DEMOCRAT during 1914 have been re-
ceived from w. IL. Smith, who for some
twenty odd years past has figured as
one of the big farmers OF the Beaalieu
neighborhood; Fred Herricks. here
north Of town: Chas. E. Walls at Now
bray, Martin Klein, at Hannah, A.. P.
Schneider, of Turner, Mint, and Miss
Mary kartes at Daisland, Sask.