Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-11-04

River.
House For Rent. Good five room
house on Fourth street. Miss Annie
Kelly. ID
DR.. Cuffe, who has an extensive
medical practice through the eastern
part of this county was a visitor yes
terday from Concrete.
Len Frye and wife of the Columbia
Hotel were visitors for a day the
early part of the week in Wales at
the home of Mr.. Frye, ST..
Principal Rebe and Miss Wood of
the high school took yesterdays train
to Grand Forks to join the Langdon
delegation attending the state educa:
tional meeting.
Ben Tronslin, who recently retired
from the management of the Edinburg
bank vas a Sunday visitor in the city
at the home of States Attorney and
Mrs. G.. Crimson.
Have you sried Ignite coal? 1t
will spell economy in your fuel bill
this winter. Satisfaction in either
kitchen range or furnace. Phone
Langdon Wood Yard.-adv
Albert Benson and wife are here
from Larimore spending a part of the
week visiting at the home of his
brother, Anton Benson, and with Mrs.
Benson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
man Wolff.
Lost. On Friday evening, October
20, on the road between Nekoma and
Langdon a Standard Atlas of Cavalier
County. If the finder will leave sam
at or notify this office they will great
ly oblige.
Miss Tessie O'Brien is filling the
position of s~tenographer in the office
of States Attorney Crimson, while
Miss Helen Sanford is making a vaca-
ton visit of a week at the home of
her mother in Grand Forks.
Judge Kneeshaw was here Monday
from Pembina and in addition to look
ing after court matters was one of the
out of town guests at the golden we'd
ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. w.
B. Gordon held that evening.
S. Mueller, an old timer of this
county for the past twenty years, who
about a couple of years ago sold his
farm between here and Nekoma and
removed to Albany, Mimi, to reside,
is making a business visit here this
fall.
P. A. McLaren, one of the old
timers of the Stilwe]l settlement,
who though now residing at Perth,
Ont, still retains farming interests
in this county, is making a visit with
friends and looking after marketing
his crop.
At the C. w. Toews and Peter T.
Fast auction sale to be held tomorrow,
Friday, at the Fast farm ten miles
west Of Langdon, there will be a large
number of farm horses, mich cows
llu pOulCly dS well dS LWO COIIlDltG0
equipments of farm machinery sold.
Druggist H. E. Close, Jos. F.
Schneider, Chas. ~Lothspeich, Jr., DR..
j. F. Sylvester and DR.. G E. Strom-
berg composed a party Of Langdon
goose hunters that left Tuesday in the
Schneider auto for Sweetwater Lake,
where wild geese are stated as having
been seen in large numbers this fall.
M. C. Campbell and wife have this
week moved from the DR.. Gibson
building on the corner of Third and
Spruce streets into the house north of
the Presbyterian church on Fifth
street. Mrs. j.. B. Radford is now in
charge of the patients remaining in
the hospital at the time that Mrs.
Campbell retired from its manage
ment.
Rev. Father McArdle
that the dates for the annual forty
hour devotional services for St. AL
phonsus parish to be held in the
church during the coming week, COM
mences Tuesday and continues until
Thursday. Father McArdle will be
assisted by five or six priests of
parishes adjacent to Langdon during
the fortyshours devotional services and
thanksgiving for a bounteous crop.
The Jas. Warehouse and Mcdowell
Bros. threshing outfits are the only
two known to have continued their run
for the season of 1915 into the pres
ent week, each expecting to shut
down yesterday. The Mirehouse crew
have a record of having threshed
thirty days, while the run of the Nc
Dowall machine was necessarily short
ened somewhat by the accident in
which their engine boiler exploded.
Manager Cy Radford Of the Electric
Theatre, is expecting the arrival of
the new opera chairs for the theatre