Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-07-16

Nylo chocolates are great try them.
For sale at, Spellman's
Robert S. Fullerton, spent part of last
week here from his Rush Lake farm at
tending to district court.
Mrs, Corrlgnan was a passenger Mon
day to Dresden to visit with friends and
attend to business matters.
Unlimited money to loan on first mort
cages, liberal mounts and lowest rates.
Joseph Power, Langdon, n. d.
Norman Thompson, an old friend of
of the family is making a visit of a few
days with w. A. Monroe and wife.
Jno. B. Mooney autoed to Winnipeg
the middle of the week and made a short
stay there during the midsummer race
nesting.
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.
W. D. Gillespie, the Fargo architect,
was here Friday. 1t was the firm of
Aixby & Gillespie, who furnished the
plans for Langdon's $4,000 high school
building erected two years ago.
Frank D. Hall, a state official of the
juvenile court was here from Fargo part
of last week to direct the gathering of
information in several criminal delin-
quincy cases, in which a number of
Langdon boys were the offenders.
j. +. Bromberg of the contracting firm
of Bromberg & Diemert went down the
line Monday as far as Union where they
have the contract to put in a stone and
concrete bridge to cost 5000, the job be-
ing awarded them by the board OF COM
missioners of Walsh county.
Langdon sent along to Morden. Man.
on Monday to help its ball team defend
its title to being the northern North Da-
kota "champs,' several auto loads of
fans to see Langdon play with
Deloraine, who are at the top of the per
centage column in the Manitoba league.
M. L. Sullivan left Tuesday for Deylls
Lake, a message from Mrs. Sullivan in
tlmating that a change for the worse
had been noted in the condition of her
mother, Mrs Baker, who was seized
with a stroke of paralysis and has been
gradually failing in strength ever since.
Alex. Mcdonald a younger brother
OF Prof. N. G. Mcdonald of Valley City,
went north Saturday to visit during the
summer vacation with his widowed
mother, Mrs. Neil Mcdonald at Hannah.
Alex has been studying medicine in
Chicago since his graduation from the
state university two years ago.
The Woman's club of Iona, OF which
Mrs. Mary Afford is president, will hold
its regular meeting at the home Of Mrs.
Bocan OF Wednesday afternoon of next
week, July %, at three o'clock. The
social hour following the business will
be made enjoyable by a paper by Mrs.
Inman.
Mrs. Mcdowell, ST., and son, Don,
left their Harvey Center home on Friday
last week for a round of visits through
the Canadian west. Mrs Mcdowell
will visit a daughter at Edmonton and
also go to Bantf, where she intends to
take treatment for a month at the
springs for rheumatic trouble of long
standing.
Attorney P. G. johnson is reported in
letters recently received by his law part.
ner, States Attorney Crimson as making
splendid progress toward a permanent
recovery from his we'll nigh helpless con,
dition for years past owing to a chronic
rheumatic affection, He expects to re-
turn home about August LIST from the
Chicago hospital where he underwent a
serious operation about SIX weeks ago.
H. S. Johanson manager of the Rob-
ertson Lumber Co.'S. business at Dresden
was brought to the Langdon hospital on
Friday, for the purpose of receiving hos
pital treatment for a bad sprain Of the
ligaments and muscles of the right leg at
the knee joint. The accident occurred
in a ball game at Dresden last Wednes-
day evening. Johanson gettinga nasty
fall while running bases. He expects to
be able to leaye the hospital and return
to his home at Dresden about the end of
the week. Henry is out OF the gam for
the rest of the season as he will be only
able to get around with the aid of