Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-08

Go to G. A. S%pellman the druggist tc
get that prescription filled.
ALERT e. Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second mortgages.
1t you want the latest novel, maya.
z ines or periodicals go to G. A.. Spell
mans drug store.
lfyou are contemplating matrimony
have your invitations or announcements
printed by the DEMOCRAT.
Mrs. w. Ewart-Dudley left Friday re
turning to Lakota after a visit over the
holidays at the LiebeIer home.
Mrs. A. I. Koehmstedt was a visitor
part of the week with friends and
relatives at Wales and Mt. Carmel.
j. W. haw returned Monday from the
monster meeting Of western Cavalier
county farmers clubs held Saturday.
Robert Watson of north Harvey was
down at Park River for a visit with old
friends for a few days during the week,
John Robertson and family we're here
from Hannah, guests over the New
Year at the home of the Jennings family
north OF town.
@. b. Mcmillan is here from Hannah
today. He is making an annual inspec-
ton of his Cavalier county banking in
terests this week.
Walter Laidlaw Jr., Of the Cavalier
Go. Implement Company, returned on
Mondays train from a visit over the
holidays to his home in Minneapolis.
Fred George of the DEMOCRAT and
Walter Williams of Ober's confectionery
spent Sunday with friends lea Nekoma.
They returned in time for church in the
evening.
Cashier Terhaar and I. Dawson we're
Dresden visitors here Monday, the latter
does not take over his official duties as
postmaster at Dresden until later on to-
ward spring,
Nate Crockett and John Seeley we're
returning passengers Monday to Fargo
to %re-enter the state agricultural college
after a homeIvisit during sthe Christmas
holiday vacation.
Miss Christina Clodt, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Anton Clodt, took Fridays
train to jamestown where she will take
up her school work at St. Johns
academy for a year.
Miss Bertha Alpstag who is spending
the holiday season here at the home of
her parents is leaving this week for
Minot, where she has been filing a
position for a year past.
Mrs. d. W. Barker and Walter Barker,
arrived Tuesday from McGee, Sask
where they have remained during seve-
raj months of the past year and expect
to return there In the spring.
Ben j. Dorval returned Monday to
Audrie, Alta, after a weeks visit here
with his father, Judge H. E. Dorval
since being called home at Christmas
time to. attend the funeral of his brother
e. A. Wadsworth. the land man was a
passenger Monday, going to his home in
Iowa. He also intends making a trir
through Southern Minnesota before re.
turning where he has farm property
interests,
Misses Minnie and Alma Smith.
daughters of Mrs, Frank Smith OF
Iona took Mondays train from here to
Valley City where they re-enter the
state normal school after a vacation
VISIT with their mother.
Misses Alma Bleakley, Rita Dixon,
Jennie Robertson. Ethel Walker and
Mary Taylor we're autoed north to
Mowbray on Saturday evening by
George Donovan, were the party we're
guests on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
T. Donovan.
Letters to LaDgdon friends from Mrs,
Peter Reid at Bismarck during the week
bring word of a change for the worse in
the condition of their son, Neil, whose
illness of upwards a month past has
been quite critical. He had been re-
moved home from the hospital, but since
the relapse of a few days ago a nurse
has been constantly at the bedside.
The Bismarck seed house of Oscar A.
/ yIT:l1 O. ~ It'll -
North Dakota grown seeds, plants and
trees are again occupiers of space in the
columns of this paper. They are real
pioneers in the business in this state
and have an established reputation with
the trade of many people of Cavalier
county covering the past twenty years.
Writing the DEMOCRAT and extending
holiday greetings, r. Sporting n of the