Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-03-18
Smoke Council cigars.

Smoke Council cigars.
Judge Kneeshaw will come to Lang
don next Tuesday to hold the regula:
March term of district court.
Miss Jennie Currie was an ove1
Sunday guest up the line at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lauchlin McNiven il
Hannah.
Mrs. c. E. Johnston was a visitor ;
couple of days last week at the Wales
home of Banker and Mrs. Geo. II.
Johnston.
Saturday afternoon a home bakery
sale will be held by the Methodist
church ladies at the Boyd department
store.
Mrs. Akin and Miss Lucy Mulligan
were returning passengers Monday
from a two weeks visit with relatives
and friends at Milton.
The ladies of Langdon and vicinity
are invited to call and inspect the
latest 1915 creations in spring MILL
merry at the Schulke Department Store.
E. d. Stewart, of the experiment
farm, was a passenger down the line
Monday and will spend part of the
week in farmers institute work over
the state.
DR.. H. w. F. Law was here from
Grand Forks for a few hours Monday
enroute to Hannah, where he still has
business interests that occasionally re-
quire looking after.
Philip Underwood and wife were
arrivals Tuesday, returning to the city
from Bemidji, Mimi, having spent
the winter months putting in resi-
dencc on their timber claim.
With Easter only two weeks away
the Schulke department store, with
its usual hustle for trade is this week
occupying the entire space on page
three with an advertisement of its big
spring Easter opening.
Jas. Austin was here Thursday from
Hannah to attend the meeting of the
Cavalier county stock breeders asso-
citation, at which it was decided to
postpone the holding of a sale until
next fall.
Rev. A.. Torbet Of Devils Lake,
will conduct the usual Sunday SER
vices at the Presbyterian church, in
place of the pastor, Rev. Hubbard,
who although showing fair progress
toward recovery is still quite i'll.
Mayor Mcintyre returned to the
city Monday from Grand Forks, where
he visited over Sunday with Mrs.
Mcintyre, who it is stated is making
splendid progress toward recovery
since her operation Of a week ago at
St. Michael's hospital.
Mrs. Nugent, who has been making
her home in Langdon with her sister,
Mrs. Moran, during the winter, was
among the departures Of Saturday,
going to St. Paul, where she will re-
main for some time with her daughter
who is attending the University Of
Minnesota.
Thursday, March 25th, there will
be real European wal pictures at the
Electric theatre. The films that Mr..
Waldron has secured are exactly the
same as have been shown and attract
ed immense crowds of spectators in
the Twin Cities, Duluth and Fargo in
the past weeks. They were actually
taken on the firing line at the battle
front and not pictures of imagination.
G. Brecke was here Monday from
Milton as a business visitor. He
stated that the johnson & Wroolie
auction sale Of last week at that place
realized upwards Of ST, 900 and Of
that amount $4, 900 is stated as hav-
ing been cash paid by the purchaser
at the time of the sale. The most
active bidding is reported as having
been on the thoroughbred live stock
and horses.
Mrs. E. j. Evans went to Grand
Forks on Tuesday accompanied by Dr..
Semple, Of this city and DR.. H. w. F.
Law, who came here in consultation
regarding Mrs. Evans condition.
Mrs, Evans is being operated on in
st. Michael's hospital in the Forks
inIor whnp VIII ho JoG-:+,1,-