Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-10-08
Smoke Council cigars.

FURNISHED OOmS TO rent anu IIree
houses for sale. Miss Annie Kelly.
Spellman, the druggist, is giving a
rs per cent discount on ladies hand
bags.
Mrs. E. j. Evans went to Hannah
on Tuesdays train for a visit of a
few days with her daughter Mrs.
Arnold.
Unlimited money to loan on first
mortgages, liberal amounts and low
est rates. Joseph Power, Langdon,
N. D.
Mayor w. A. Mcintyre has had as
guests this week his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Mcintyre, of
Warren, MINI.
If you want to buy a dwelling
property come in and see me. l have
some real snaps. Burke Insurance
Agency, Phone Fl, Boyd Block.
Miss Irene McDermott came up on
Thursdays train from a stay of seve-
raj weeks visiting in Fargo and with
her relatives, the Tyrrells, in Min
neapolis.
A. A. Seeley, F. w. Bleakley and
joni McGauvran were a trio of re-
publican candidates on the county
ticket who returned Thursday from a
handshaking tour of the towns through
the south end of the county.
August and Louis Wild were here
Saturday enroute from their home at
Nekoma to Hannah, in response to a
telegram telling Of the sudden death
of their sister, Mrs. George Bulloch,
due to a stroke Of apoplexy.
E. w. Quick of this city, who has
the contract of putting up the new
school building in Grey township,
reports the foundation and basement
as being about completed and the
carpenter work of the super-structure
we'll underway.
John Maybe, for many years one of
the recognized old timers north of
O%snabrock, will move off the farm
this winter and make Langdon his
home. He has rented the Fifth street
property which Levi Hooey and fam
lily are vacating this month.
Martin lenses, the U. S. mail clerk
or this line, is at the hospital at
Grand Forks as a result of over work.
The family who make their home at
Hannah have gone to the Forks and
will remain during his illness, which
at present is quite critical.
R. F. Dixon, a former Langdon
resident, now at Hannah, goes to
Montana next week with his son Buzz,
who has a homestead near Malta on
which they will make improvements
in readiness for his making residence
on the land when spring comes.
Vernon Wroolie has resigned his
position with the Citizens bank at
Hannah to accept a position with the
International Harvester Co., and goes
to Helena, Mont. His going away
was the occasion Of a presentation of
a gold watch bearing a Masonic
emblem.
w. G. Mcbride, who is on the dem
ocratic ticket as n of its candidates
for legislative representative, was
in the city Friday and Saturday from
Milton in his campaign for election.
He made the tour with the Hellstrom
party or Friday and states that the
outlook for the party's success at the
polls on November 3rd, look good for
democrats all the way down the ticket.
Manager Harry G.. Waldron of the
Electric Theatre has the Malchow
Orchestra billed here as a special
attraction for Saturday evening, the
18th inst. The Malchow's in addition
to furnishing orchestral music for the
Electric on that date, will also give a
dance, and as Langdon people are no
strangers to the class of music they
furnish there is pretty sure to be a
big turn out.
Hon. Fred Borusky, was among the
out of town attendants at the demo-
cratic rally at the court house Friday,
when the democratic nominee for
governor, Frank O. Hellstrom, was
the speaker of the evening. Mr..
Borusky is a candidate at the election
this fall to succeed himself as one of
the legislative representatives from
this county and stayed we here for
a day or two in the interest of his
candidacy.
Mrs. N. F. Charter and youngest
son arrived Tuesday from Red Deer,
Alta, and will spend some time here
visiting with her Langdon and Mt.
Carmel relatives. Since departing
from the city some two years ago,
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