Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-16
Have you got your auto license tag for

Have you got your auto license tag Tor
1914 yet?
Spellman recommends Nyal's cough
syrup for that cold.
Attorney w. B, Dickson was a passen-
ger Monday to Grand Forks.
Get your hat where style reigns: At
Miss Olson's, Schulke's store,
Albert Ihorson returned Friday from
g weeks tip to towns down the line
looking after the firms optical business.
Orders for cut flowers receive prompt
and careful attention at c. A. Spellman's
drug store
Miss Engebretson returned lastjThurs-
day from her Easter vacation spent with
friends at Hillsboro.
Miss A.sKelly has furnished rooms to
rent, also good house with three fine
garden lots at reasonable rent.
Buy your formaldehyde of H. Il. Close
at the Corner Drug Store. Strength and
purity is guaranteed.
H. K. Omlie returned Saturday from
a stay of most of the winter in the west
to look after springs work on his Hope
township farm.
Automobile tires, The celebrated
Goodrich tire, you can't get better.
They are sold in Langdon by McLauch.
lin & Stranger.
Mrs w. A. Bolton, accompanied by
her youngest son left Monday for Mime
apolls, expecting to return about the
end of the week.
Mrs. Tesman returned on Mondays
train to her home at Hannah, haylng
spent a week visiting at the Elkwood
home of her parents, Com'r and Mrs,
S. G. Erickson.
George Volgren last week completed
moving his stock and farm machinery
from their place south of Langdon to
the @. S. Hunter section of land in GREY
township which he will crop this year.
Fred P. Donovan and wife from Now
bray numbered among the former Lang.
don young people who made Eastertlde
the occasion for a very enjoyable visit
with relatives and friends here on Sun.
day.
Mrs. Sullivan returned home Friday
afternoon from Devils Lake, where she
was called last week by the illness of he.
mother, Mrs. Baker, who was seized with
a paralytic stroke, but is now much
improved in condition.
Leonard Kinsell left Easter Monday
returning to st. Paul where he is attend
? ing the University of Minnesota. He
has been enjoying a vacation visit o
; several weeks here with his sister Mrs
G. E. Johnston.
Ernie Zeiper, who for upwards a yea
past has held a position as window trim
' mel and salesman in the gents furnish
: ing department at A. Schulke's estab
lishment, left Tuesday for Mandan wher
he has accepted a similar position.
> T. b. Wood was among the numbe
here last Saturday to attend the ~leasin!
of the state and school hay lands in thi
county. Mr.. Woods farm is near Sarle
in which vicinity very few unsold tract
Y of school land remain.
, Mrs. Alex. Hamilton returned HON,
Saturday by way of Snowflake, Man,
, from her visit to Saskatoon accompanied
by her widowed mother, who will remain
: a visitor through the summer months a
: the Hamilton home.
Miss Blanche Murphy, since returning
this spring from Grand Forks where sh,
attended the Union commercial colleg
during the winter, has commenced teach
ing a term of school in Henderson town
ship near Munich.
Jas. Gordon left Tuesday by way O
Snowflake for a trip of several week
through Saskatchewan and Alberta. Hi
mother. Mrs. Gordon, ST., accompanies
him and will spend most of the summe
visiting her son., Will Gordon, at Battle
ford, Sask.
Miss Mabel McCay from Upton, Sask.
is over from the other side of the lin,
and will spend some time visiting thu
homes of her sisters, Mrs P. j. Anton,
at Munich and Mrs. Fred Hanson O.
this city. The McCays were early da,
residents of Langdon, leaving here l:
years ago.
The directors of the Cavalier count,
fair association will hold a meeting a
the Office of the secretary in Langdon OF
Tuesday of next week for the purpose O