Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-04
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

NdlCS yCSIOlo oy Ou BUSINESS.
\ complete line of plain ana initial
stationery at Spellman's drug store.
Friday morning there was another
greatly appreciated rainfall of .39-or
almost four-tenths of an inch.
Amateur photographers will find a full
inc of kodak supplies, including films,
mounts, etc, at the Donovan drug store.
W. II. Speckman was a visitor in the
city last Thursday from his hotel at
Dresden on business.
Mrs. Harvey Gainsforth left yesterday
returning to Brant, Sask.. after a W
weeks visit with Langdon friends.
Read the Cavalier County Lumber
Co.'S. new "Price- Quality combination
offer this week. Let them figure your
bill for that new building.
Peter Helten, at the head of admins
tratlve affairs in Trier township, and w.
II. Keith, the Gallo merchant. were
business visitors here Tuesday.
Mrs. Earl Mcbride is here from
C%rookston, Mimi, arriving on Mondays
train for a holiday visit at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Monroe.
Jan kyncl and wife took Saturdays
train for Pisek where they had an
over Sunday visit with relatives and old
friends in the Bohemian settlement of
Walsh county.
John Baldson, Hay townships candi-
date for representative on the republican
legislative ticket, accompanied by the
Felix McGauvran family, were here for
the Decoration day exercises Saturday.
Miss Helen j. Sullivan, county super
intendent of schools. spent several days
of last week completing the details of
the program for the teachers institute
to be held in Langdon June 18th to 18th
Miss Margaret Veitch left yesterday
returning to Fargo after a stay of week
at Langdon and other Cavalier county
points in the interest of the women's
work of the better farming association.
Mrs. Okella Mooney-Fraz and her
father, Mr.. Griffith, left last week for
their home in Chicago after spend
ing part of the week here on matters
connected with the probating of
the Mooney estate.
The city council at its regular meeting
held Monday evening ordered a new $50
pound bell for the city hall. The old
one-dating back to 1887. was cracked
and no longer of any use either as a
curfew or to ring out a fire alarm.
Mrs. Darling who has been quite illfor
over a month past is reported as being
worse again yesterday. The condition
of the patient since heart trouble set in
a few days ago has been critical and this
together with her extreme age and tail
ing strength is causing the family grave
concern,
H. 3. Fay. assistant cashier of the
/ ISC ANoLiOll1l I6uh lclU yesterday IOT d
two weeks holiday, which he and Mrs
Fay will enjoy at the home of his mother
in Chicago. 1t being the first trip east of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay since their wedding at
Hannah of a year ago quite an enjoyable
trip is anticipated.
A. I. Vessey is wearing the star and is
Langdon's peace Office this week during
the temporary absence from town of
Chief of Police w. l.. Drury, who is one
of the local delegates attending the high
state gathering of the independent Or.
der of Odd Fellows which is in session
at Cakes. N. D., this wee6.
An alarm of fire at Ills last night
called the department out tc a bad look.
ing blaze that had gained considerable
Roadway In an empty granary, q frame
building owned by j j. Mahoney at the
rear of The Allison livery barn on Second
street. The fire was confined to the
building which however was a total loss.
The meeting OF the Langdon woman's
club to have been held on Tuesday after
noon of this week, and which brings the
program to a close for the summer
months, has been given a postponement
until Tuesday of next week, the 9th
inst. when the hostess of the occasion
will he Mrs. E. d. Stewart at the expert
ment farm.
: Lillian koehmstedt, a younger daugh.
ter of Postmaster and Mrs Al. Koehm-
stedt, who has been seriously i'll With
pleuro-pneumonia for over a week Is be-
ing removed from the home to the Lang
don hospital today, where it is expect
ed that with skilled nursing and con-
slant medical attendance the little pa
tent will soon make the needed Roadway
toward recovery. Twice during the past
week the doctor found it necessary to
tap the lungs. 1t is not expected that
the detention in the hospital will be a
lonp one. however.