Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-07-02
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

oee oche1terS blue serge suits at spec
ial prices.
Waitress wanted at once: also laundry
girl. Inquire U. G. T. Hotel.
W +. Winter went to Fargo yesterday
to look after business matters.
Base ball gloves. bats, score books
etc, at Spe!lman's drug store.
Chas. Hunter now rides IN a Ford
touring car which he purchased yester-
day of j. F. Ramage.
A. G. Kirby, the Hannah veterinary,
was a visitor among Langdon old friends
a few hours yesterday.
If you are troubled with headaches,
sore eyes or poor vision, get your eyes
tested by A. 0. Void Co. Will be home
until July 81.
Get your eyes examined and glasses
fitted by A, o. Void Co. Licensed Op-
tometrists. Will be home until July 81.
r, Fisher was a passenger Friday to
st. Paul, where he spent part of the
week looking after business matters.
Doan's regulets are recommended by
many who say they operate easily, with
out gripping and without bad afte
effects. 2oc at all drug stores.
Register of Deeds Schwartz went over
to Mowbray yesterday accompanying
his wife who goes to make a months
visit with relatives at Gull Lake. Sask.
e. J. Evans condition the past week
has remained practically unchanged
Doctors state that symptoms of a weak
ness of the heart now add to the compli
cations OF the case.
Misses Mae Hagan and Maggie Lind,
say were passengers yesterday to May.
vile, where they will take the teachers
summer school course at the Mayville
state normal school.
d. A. Wadsworth went as far as the
Forks yesterday to close a deal for win
ter seed rye of which be will crop quite
an acreage On one of his farms near thu
boundary line west of Hannah.
Miss Flossie O'Reilly is filling Mis-:
Kate Goggin's position in the H. e. Clost
d Cos. drug store while the latter il
away on a months vacation visit to tn.
home Of her mother in Montana.
Wednesday of next week, July 8, il
the date set for the annual parish picnic
of St. Alphonsus church, which as il
past years will be held on the grounds o
the fair association north of town.
Isaac Kitchin and wife, who hay,
spent the winter in California and sine,
returning from the west have been max
lug visits with old friends in Iowa anc
Missouri, returned last week to thei
home west of town.
A few friends, assisted by Mrs. Kopri
va, looked after the details of an i'm
promptu party and social smoker which
they sprung as a surprise upon P, F
Ropriva last Monday evening, the occa
sion being his tiftieth birthday.
On Thursday evening of next week a
the Presbyterian church after praye
meeting the ladies of the congregation
and the members of the ladies guild vii
meet for the purpose of talking owe
business matters of the church.
Mayor Mcintyre in this issue give
owners of automobiles and motercycl
his last word of warning regarding OF
, servance of the city's ordinance govern
ing the speed limit and use of muffler.
A word to the wise iu this case ought t
be sufficient.
Mrs, VIM. Herricks left on today
train for McMinnville, Ore, the HON
OF her brother Anton Muhs, who reno,
ed from here to Oregon with his famil
several years ago. Mr.. Muhs has &c
. several months past been a very sic
man wit b little il any hopes of recover