Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-29
Go to c. A. Spellman the druggist tt
oct that p~raScriDtion h1lo6

w ~. "A. SpellmaQ CQe 10
get that prescription filled.
Ii you want the latest novel, maya
zines or periodicals 60 to G. A. Spell
mans drug store.
Cashier George fl. Johnston of the
Citizens State Bank of Wales was in the
city Tuesday on business.
If you are contemplating matrimony
have your Invitations or announcements
printed by the DEMOCRAT.
Mrs. Chas. S. Hunter has been quite
unwell aud under the doctors care for
several days during the week.
DR.. Hughes, of the dental firm of
Smith, Hughes & Haseltine, took Mon
days train for Adams and will spend
the week there and at other 500 line
towns.
NJ. Strom u Co successors to the
hardware and furniture business of L.
w. Hawkins have carpenters at work
this week making a number Of interior
improvements on their two stores
Mrs, Mcllugh received a message dur
ing the week stating that her son,
Frank, was very seriously i'll in a hos
pital at st. Paul, He is being attended
by his brother, DR.. Rod McHugh.
G. j. Kelly and wife left Monday re-
turning TO their home in St. Paul after
a stay of two weeks here, during which
time MIR. Kelly conducted the gigantic
auction sale at the Boyd department store
Manager Jos. Heille of the Farmers
Co-Operation elevator at Wales attend
ed the meeting of state elevator men
held in Fargo last week while the tri-
state grain growers convention was IN
session.
Auctioneer Tony kietfer, who is the
manager of the Wales branch house of
the Cavalier Co. Implement Co was in
town yesterday to attend the annual
meeting of the officers and directors of
the company,
Henry Ring was in town Thursday
from his farm southwest of Langdon
with several head Of stock which he
sold to Butcher Windemuth, who made
another shipment to the st. Paul stock
yards this week.
This week the Schefter clothing house
is making attractive prices on winter
goods, including suits, overcoats, etc, in
which a reduction of twenty per cent Is
offered in order to make room for Mr..
Schefter's new spring stock.
P. H. Livingston, one of the DEMO
GRATIS old: time readers in the Soper
settlement writes to have the address of
his paper changed from Fairdale to
White Tail, Mont, where be homestead
ed some time ago and is now perman-
emily located.
On Friday evening the Old Southland
Quintette and Concert Co., put on a
strictly first class program of negro
song and melody at the M. q. church.
This is one of a series of entertainments
that have been arranged for by the
ladies of the church during the winter
season for the purpose of liquidating a
portion of the church Indebtedness,
Friday, February 9Th is the date re.
served by the members of the Royal
Nelshbor and Woodman orders for a
social dance to be held in their hall in
the First National Bank block, when
, the arrangements will include the best
of music and a supper. A general in
v"itation to attend is extended to the
people of Langdon and vicinity. Tickets
are row on sale at A, f. Harrington's
store.
Last evening the ladies of the Eastern
Star rendered a farewell reception to
Mrs. A. o. Void, who in company with
Mr.. Void and the family are this week
bidding good bye to their many friends
prior to leaving Langdon. Mrs. Void
had expected TO remain in Laugdon un-
|, til spring, out the arrangement now is
that the Wolds will all leave Langdon
within the next few days. Tonight in
the Odd Fellow hall the Langdon com
mercial club hold an informal smoker in
honor of Mr.. Void, who has been presi-
dent of the club since its organization
upwards of three years age.
Last Wednesday at Grafton the Rev.
G. M. Turcotte, we'll known as a parish
priest of the Catholic church at Olga,
some twenty years ago, celebrated the
twenty-tifth anniversary of his ordina-
ton to the priesthood. His first parish
was at Leroy. in Pembina county, where
he served four years and was transfer
red to Olga, where he remained for a
period of three years From there he
went to Bottineau, where he labored for
fifteen years, leaving in 1910 for Grafton
u,horo bn &c nou noctor of ST .Iohn'C