Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-23

opoiludu recommends Nydl cough
syrup for that cold.
What about a baseball team for Lang
don this season?
Get your hat where style relgns: At
Miss Olson's, Schulke's store,
Time to clean up your back yard and
alley way
MISS A. Kelly has furnished rooms to
rent, also good house with three fine
garden lots at reasonable rent.
Buy your formaldehyde of H. e. Close
at the Corner Drug Store. Strength and
purity is guaranteed.
Halvor Torgerson and j j Olfert
were business callers III town from the
Romen district the fore part OF the
week
Automobile tires, The celebrated
Goodrich tire, you can't get better.
They are sold in Langdon by McLauch.
lin & Stranger.
r. w o Rohr, one of the holders of
etock in the Cavalier Co. Lumber Co.,
was the guest of j. E. Pockrandt during
an over Sunday visit in the city.
Veteran w. j. Ross went north to his
home at Wales on Tuesdays train from
Lisbon, where he has spent most of the
winter at the state soldiers home.
The city council met Tuesday evening
when the retiring aldermen withdrew.
turning over their seats in the council
chamber to the new members elected on
the 9th inst.
Mrs. O'Brien and daughter, Miss les
sic returned Friday from a months
visit at the homes of the Brosnahans at
Winnipeg and the Hayes at Winston,
both married daughters of Mrs. O'Brlen.
Mrs. l.. F. Haseltine spent part of last
week at Milton, where her husband. DR.
Haseltine was busy closing up his den
tai practice before leaving here to locate
in Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. Henry Ruth was a returning
passenger last Friday to her home at
Stilwell from a visit since early in Febru-
airy with friends and relatives in Oregon
and other Pacific coast points.
John Seeley, son of A. A. Seeley, who
is in St. Paul being treated for kidney
trouble is progressing quite favorably in
condition and it is now possible that he
may not have to undergo an operation as
had been anticipated when he left here.
Miss Lavina Herrgott took Tuesdays
train to Grand Forks, returning to st.
Michaels hospital after a stay of several
weeks here during which she nursed
Mrs. Wm. O'Reilly through a lingering
and critical illness.
DR.. L. F. Haseltlne left on tuesdays
train for his new location at LosAngeles,
Cal. Mrs. Haseltlne and their nephew,
Marcus Smith, will remain in Langdon
until after the schools close, expecting to
make the trip west to California in July.
Professor Halla, principal of the Lang
don high school since the beginning Of
the school year has during the past week
accented an offer from the Hannah
school board to take charge of the pub.
lie schools at that place when the
the fall term opens in September.
Mrs. Joseph Byers of Mather, Man.
arrived last Thursday to visit Mrs. D
Woolner who has been quite seriously il
for the past month. Before locating on
the Manitoba side of the line eleven
years ago, Mrs. Byers was one of the
early day residents Of the Easily neigh
berhood.
Mrs. Hunt. the aged mother of Mrs
q. A. Pennock, passed away on Saturday
OF last week at an advanced age at the
home of her daughter on the Pennoch
farm west of Wales. Deceased had quite
a wide acquaintance among the Older
residents of Langdon and at the family
home in Park Rlvec for many years wa;
le1Q IN universal respect.
County Supt. Sullivan issues a notice
this week of the May examination o
applicants for teachers certificates to be
held in Langdon and Munich on the
14th and 18th prox., also a notice for the
state examination for common schoo
diplomas which will be held in the
schools Of the county on May 21st ane
22nd.
Mrs. Halloran IF St. Joseph, in Penn
bina county is spending the week here
at the home of her brother, DR.. E. [
Donovan, and visiting with her daugh
ter who is attending the Langdon higt
school. Her son. John Halloran, ha;
charge of the Donovan elevator at tn,