Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-10-12
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Order your engraved cards at the
Democrat office.
The womansSc]ub ofsfLangdon is an
nounced to meet next Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Crimson.
Cashier T. l.. Tillisch of the First
National Bank Of Osnabrock was here
yesterday between trains transacting
business.
To feel strong, have good appetite
and digestion, sleep soundly and en-
JOY life, use Burdock Blood Bitters,
the family system tonic. Price ST. 90
DR.. Furman, whose recent con-
valesence from an attack of typhoid
fever was mentioned last week, left
Friday accompanied by Mrs. Furman
and the family for a visit with rela-
tives at their former home in the east
through the approaching winter "a
son.
Attorney Ben Erickson and wife
who have been spending part of the
fall here visiting among their old
Cavalier county friends left Monday,
They stop at Grafton enroute for a
brief stay with friends before start
ing for their home in the south at
San Antonio, Texas.
The He'll brothers, Ambrose and
Peter, accompanied by their mother,
Mrs. He'll, and her daughter, Miss
Sarah, returned to their home at Mt.
Carmel last week from their trip to.
Montana, where they visited during a
stay of a couple of weeks with a
married daughter of Mrs. Hell's.
A. Heapy was here Saturday from
Munich to make arrangements in re.
gard to the auction sale held Monday
at his place. He is closing out his
farm property at Munich and will for
the coming winter make the home of
himself and family in Langdon. The
sale on Monday was conducted by ].
w. Mahon as auctioneer.
Jno. w. Fritz, a resident of Lang.
don and for some time a popular
school teacher CT the western part Of
this county, who some years ago re
moved to Towner county to locate or
a homestead, is noted aa being a can,
J, didate for the Office of county treasur.
t er on the democratic ticket. Man,
Of the old timers here who will re
] member him will take an interest il
noting the outcome of his initia
plunge into politics after the vote
: are counted, November 7th.
The following licenses to wed hav
been issued out of the office of tn
county judge at the court house dur
ing the past week:
Joseph Metzger to Miss B%ernadett
Schneider; both Of Mt. Carmel town
ship; Otto Ettermann and Miss Mar
Kruger, both of Waterloo township
Ingval Indahl and Miss Ellenora Eng
both of Iona. The last named youn
couple were uIilleu III marriage dC Ill
manse by Rev. F. J. Hubbard yestel
day afternoon about two o'clock.
Consolidated, rural and grade
schools Of North Dakota will receiv
only about half the state aid they al
entitled to under the state act, b.
cause of an insufficient appropriation
State Inspector N. C. Macedonia
has sent out notices to the effect tn;
first class consolidated schools will g
only 5000. A of the $500 provided
law; second class consolidated schoo
get only s257. Sc INSTEAD of $500
first class ssgraded schools get b
$103. IA instead of $500; second ella
graded schools get only SIT. IA i
stead of $3.50; first class rural schoc
get only $63. 38 instead of $lO0.
Under the state aid act, the max
mum amount that the schools may 6
is stated, but the Legislature fail
to make a provision in an adequa
appropriation and the sum availab
lis therefore pro rated.