Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-02-05
Drs. Smith,, Hughes
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DENTISTS
Donovan Block

Township boards will require blank
forms for reports of their officers and
other blank forms before the annual
town meeting in March. The DEMOCRAT
carries a full line of township blanks
and fills mail orders the same day they
are received.
Hilton Brignall Of Hannah made
proof last Thursday before Clerk of
Court Robertson on a forty acre tract
of meandered land on the east side
of Rush Lake. This week Mr.. Brignall
and his father left for Banff, Alta,
where they will remain a month taking
treatment at the hot springs.
On Wednesday evening, the 18th inst,
a concert is to be given at the Methodist
church by Professor Louis U. Rowland,
of the Wesley college conservatory OF
music. This highly interesting evening
program of music is being secured for
the entertainment of the people of Lang.
don and vicinity by the ladies of the
church, who next week will give oul
readers full particulars as to program
price of admission and other details.
Banker G. B. Mcmillan of Hannah ano
B. e. Groom of the Republican, repre-.
sent this county at the Lake Region
mi%d-winter fair to be held at Devils
Lake on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of next week, at which there
will be q display of grains, grasses, dairy
products, needle work and school dis
plays. The Lake Region includes the
seven counties of Cavalier, Towner.
Rolette, Pierce, Benson, Eddy, Nelson
and Ramsey.
Veteran Isaac Cole died at the home
of his son at Iona on Sunday morning
following a last illness that had confined
him to his bed for almost a month past
Ho was seventy-six years old and one OF
the few remaining old soldiers residing
in this county. The body is being given
a temporary resting place today in the
receiving vault at the Masonic cemetery
but in the spring will be given a final
resting place at Poplar Grove beside the
remains of his wife.
Chas. Glover, for many years past a
we'll known resident of Fremont and
Olga townships died Tuesday forenoon
at the home of D. st. Vincent near Olga,
following a two weeks illness during
which he had been a sufferer from pueu-
monia. He was about t%hirty-tive years
old, a single man and a brother of John
Glover, who holds the Office of county
constable for the east side of the county.
The funeral was held this forenoon
from the Catholic church at Olga.
The City Meat Market since Tuesday
has been owned solely by M. Liebeler
who Oh that date completed negotiations
by which he bought out the interest OF
his partner, Charles Hay, who has been
associated With him in conducting the
the business for the past two years, Mr.
Liebeler has several years of an acquain.
lance with the Langdon trade since he
first purchased the City Meat Market
from j. F. Ramage and hopes by honest
and straight forward dealing to merit a
continuance of the patronage he has In
the past enjoyed. 1t is understood as
Mr.. Hays intention to embark in bust.
ness at some point in Montana.
j, f. Ramage returned Friday from
a three weeks trip through Saskatche
wan, looking after collections on s
shipment of horses he made to Weyburr
three years ago. Farmers across the
line, even those who had a fairly gooc
crop last year, are finding themselves
to be hard up this year and instead O
being able to meet payments are having
to renew their notes and secured indebt
ednesses for another year. Mr.. Ramag,
found business practically dead in al
the towns he visited, but the stress O
the Canadian Northwest's business de
preston is probably most plainly il
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