Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-11-12
An entire line of school supplies is
at Spellman's drug store.

An entire line of school supplies is
carried at Spellman's drug store.
Of course the Democrat prints
auction sale bills. The kind that
satisfy and get results.
Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, will lead to chronic consti-
patton. Doan's regulets operate
easily; Csc a box at all stores.
DR.. E. l. Donovan was a passenger
on Monday to the Twin Cities, where
he expects to spend several days in
looking after the business interests
of the recently incorporated Now
bray Mercantile Company.
Manager H. G. Waldron of the
Electric Theatre returned Saturday
from a three weeks trip covering
towns over the western part of the
state with the Waldron road show,
and reports a good line of business in
the movies on the trip.
George E. Dorval closed his visit
of a week here at the home of his
father, Judge H.. Dorval, last Fri
day, intending before returning to
Seattle, Wash, to make a round of
visits with his brothers at Emerson,
Man, and in Chicago and Alberta.
On Monday of this week Williams
county, in this state, was swept by a
prairie fire reported to have been
fifteen miles in width and in which
the people of Williston had to turn
out enmass TO a V the town from des-
truction. The list Of property des-
troyed places U. l.. Burdick, formerly
of Munich, as a loser to the extent of
$50, 900 at his big horse and stock
ranch, which lies west of Williston.
Hannah's high school foot ball team
were granted a ~postponement of the
game to have been played here Satur-
day afternoo with the Langdon elev-
en-. This was the second game of the
season with good chances of the Lang
don boys scoring a second victory over
the end town bunch. The state
championship game played at Park
River was a counter attraction that
furnished the main reason for "call-
ing off, Saturdays game here.
The ODER Brothers have just COM
pleted their new ice house at their
reservoir recently purchased from j.
F. Ramage. The boys have taken
pride in putting up a good building for
the purpose. 1t is 26x74-large
enough to supply the whole commun-
ity with ice during the summer
months. They are going to put on a
brand new ice wagon and will give
their patrons good service. AS soon
as cutting begins wash ice may be
obtained by calling phone 80, ODER
confectionery store.
Hon. Fred w. Mclean, who ably
filled the position of secretary of the
democratic state central committee at
headquarters in Fargo, during the
campaign leading up to the election
of Tueday last week, is enjoying a
week of relaxation in a goose hunt in
the vicinity of Devils Lake. He is
quoted in the Devils Lake Journal as
stating that the vote polled by the
democrats of North Dakota is very
encouraging; that great gains were
made all along the line and no room
left for regrets. In the interview he
is quoted as saying: "Great gains
were made by the democratic candi-
dates, showing increases over any
thing ever polled before. AS a result
it is safe to predict that North Dakota
will soon be solidly established in the
column of democratic states. The
party can also find ample cause tc
congratulate itself upon having con-
Quoted a clean aggressive campaign
and we have nothing to regret