Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-03-26
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

~ Asoio, cashier or tho Citizens
State Bank at Hannah, was here yester-
day transacting business.
Strictly pure f~ormaldehyde a guaran-
eeeo shipment just received at the
Corner Drug Store by H. e. Close.
Attorneys johnson and Crimson we're
up the line to Hannah yesterday, where
their services were needed by litigapts
in justice court.
Formaldehyde, bluestone and stych-
nine are needed by farmers at seeding
time. Buy at Spellman's drug store and
you get the best.
Last Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Mcdonald were %rejoiced by the arrival of
a ten pound young son at their farm
home in north Harvey.
Mrs. Tourtelette returned yesterday
to her home at Wales after making a
visit of part of the week at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. Jas. Opie.
I'D. Roach was a passenger yesterday
to Grand Forks where he contemplates
the purchase of new machinery for his
pantorium and repair shop.
Miss Sadie Abbott left yesterday re-
turning to Minneapolis after a visit of
a week here with her brother Yves. Alb
bott and her sister Mrs. Jas. Carson.
Rev. Tourtelotte of the Methodist
church at Wales is spending the week
IN the city assisting Pastor Opie in con-
Quoting the series of special services
now in progress at the Methodist church.
Frank Jahnke, the contractor and
builder, who has done his share to help
Langdon's growth along the line of
building improvements the past thirteen
years, returned last week from a visit
during the winter to the home of his
aged father at Wabash, MINI.
Mrs. G. T.. Smith, of Mona, who was
sufficiently recovered from her serions
operation of some few weeks ago to en-
able her leaving the Langdon hospital
last Wednesday afternoon is spending a
week visiting with Mrs. Graves and her
daughters before returning home.
M. Liebeler. has something that really
is new and worth the time of any farmer
to look over carefully at his farm machi-
merry warehouse. His new ad this week
tells you about the Campbell sub-soil
packer, which has the endorsement of
every agricultural college in the country
Today the opening sessions of a reun-
ion of high degree Masons of the Scot
fish rite degree are being held at the
Masonic Temple. Visiting brethren
from towns over the northern part of the
state are in attendance and Il class of
about fifteen candidates are being in
itiated.
Miss LaBelle Mahon entertained the
lady teachers of the city schools and a
few of her more intimate Langdon
friends at the family home on Saturday
afternoon from three to six o'clock.
Dainty needle work, music and informal
chat sped the hours of a pleasant after
noon which, concluded with the serving
of choice refreshments.
The big attraction for tomorrow even
ing will be a basket ball game in the
high school gymnasium between the
Langdcn highs and the Osnabrocls
five. This is the third and last game OF
the season between the two teams and
the Langdon players want the game and
want 1T bad-for the very excellent rea-
son that Osnabrock won both uf the nre-
viously played games.
Next Tuesday afternoon Judge Knee.
shaw will be here for the purpose Of dis.
posing Of a number of important district
court cases that will be taken up for
argument in chambers. Judge Knee.
shaw will also at this time hear the pc.
tition Of a number of applicants asking
that the rights and privileges of full
citizenship be granted them.
Thos. Brady, the Langdon agento of the
Cargill Elevator Co, has during the
week received from the Minneapolis
, Seed Co. a complete line of samples Of
seed grains and seed grasses of all kinds
Parties needing anything in this line are
!, asked to call and get samples for testing
and get prices. Satisfaction is guaran
teed both as to price and purity of the
seed.
, The j. j.. Mahoney sale of pure brec
Duroc-Jersey pigs, consisting of forty
: head of choice young bears and brood
sows, to have been held yesterday at the
Mahouey stock farm, west of Langdon
was given a postponement owing to pre-