Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-11

MIR. Kohler has accepted a manua
training position at Havre, Mont,
A complete line of plain and initia
stationery at Spellman's drug store.
Amateur photographers will find a full
Inc of kodak supplies, including films
mounts, ETC., at the Donovan drug store
Miss Frances Mausten returned to the
city Monday from a weeks visit with
friends at her former home in Park
River.
Automobile tires, The celebrated
s1oodrich tige, you can't get better.
Ibey are sold in Langdon by McLauch.
lin Il Stranger.
Walhalla Chaatauqua Meeting, June
2Sth to July 5th, both dates inclusive.
Accommodation sor everybody and a
splendid program.
The "Prce- Quality" combination OF
the Cavalier County Lumber Go. should
interest you if you intend building this
summer, See new ad.
j.. A. Pockrandt was a returning pas
serger Monday from a business visit
over the week end in Grand Forks and
to the twin cities.
Head the Cavalier County Lumber
Cos. new price Quality" combination
offer this week. Let them figure your
bill for that new building.
Miss Mary Taylor left Tuesday, re-
turning to her home at Perth, Ont, after
a visit of nearly a year at the home of
her uncle JAS. Walker, i'll this city.
Enquire about the '>Price.Quality''
combination of the Cavalier County
Lumber Co. if YOU are in the market
for a bill of building material this sum-
mar.
10 buy right, right now is the time to
buy if you want building material. The
"Prlce-Quality" combination of the
Cavalier County Lumber Co. is a money
saver.
Joseph Rourke, whose farm is neal
Osnabrock, is a patient at the Langdon
hospital this week He was operated on
Monday forenoon for hernia, and is
reported as rapidly improving in condi'
ton since that time.
N A. Hayes, who left Langdon some
years ago to accept the position of cash.
Ter of the Williams County Bank at Will
%iston, is noted as being the vice presi
dent of the newly incorporated Willistor
Building and Loan Association.
Mrs. John Ellis of Hampden, a sister
of Mrs. E.. j. Evans, spent last week here
visiting, leaving Monday for Park Rive.
where she will stay for a few days visi'
with another sister, Mrs. Parks, before
lrsturning home
Claude Brown, of the Dedrlck corne,
hardware store, went to Brainard, MINI.
where Mrs. Brown and little son hav'
been visiting his parents since leaving
here several weeks age. The Brown
family expect to return to Langdol
tomorrow.
The Ramage garage is out of Fore
cars this week but is expecting a ship
ment of eight touring and roadsters o
the latest model in a day or two Thu
last sold were to j. Robson OF Gallo
Jorge Torgerson OF Homen, and DR.
Hughes of Langdon; bringing the tota
for the season Of 1914 to SIS cars.
The DEMOCRAT, as the official city
paper, is this week publishing a newly
enacted ordinance restricting the speec
limit of automobiles, motorcycles anc
other vehicles propelled by sower, to
speed not to exceed twelve miles ar
honr. Those interested will also please
note that there is a penalty clause
thereunto attached.
Saturday evening during the electrical
Storm, which visited Langdon and vicin.
ity about ten o'clock. the barn of Joseph
Schiller Of Mt. Carmel, is reported to
have been struck ny lightning and burn.
ed to the ground. With the exception
OF the hay and some chickens, all the
stock, horses and other property is
understood to have been saved.
Yesterday afternoon Langdon played q
double-header on the home grounds
with Clyde, winning the afternoon game
by a score of 2 to | and donating the
after-supper contest to Clyde, the tally
of that game showing a score of 4 to 2
There was a large attendance at both
games and the crowd seemed thoroughly
satisfied with both performances.
A very pretty wedding took place a
the home of MIR. and Mrs Robert Elem
ing Wednesday eve, June 3. at $50
which united Ellen M. Fleming aud Mr.
John Clark Rhodes. of Bend, Oregon
Rev. f. G. Roll officiating. The room:
were banked with Caroline Teston