Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-04-13
ADDITIONAL LOCAL


tween trains.
Postmaster w. 7. Reilly was here
Tuesday from Milton transacting bust
ness between trains.
l. c. B. Smith, of the Smith Bros,
farm machinery firm at Osnabrock
was in the city Tuesday.
Judge kneeshaw arrived on Tues
days train and attended to district
court matters during short stay.
Elias Porter was here Thursday
from his home in the vicinity of Cal
vim attending to business matters.
A perfect spine insures perfect
health and health brings happiness.
See A. o. Void, Doctor of Chiro.
practic adv
Mrs. Inez Lewis came up from
Grand Forks on Mondays train to
look after spring operations on her
farm west of town.
Miss Tessie o. Brien took Mondays 8
afternoon train for visit of few
days at the Wild farm home in the
vicinity of Osnabrock.
Mrs. O. B. Aldrich was here from
Fargo making an over Sunday visit
with several of her former Langdon
friends and acquaintances.
Miss Agnes Mclean went north on
Tuesdays train to her home at Han
nah after visit of a week here with
her sister and Langdon friends.
Mrs. William Bergman was a re-
turning passenger Tuesday to her
home at Wales, having visited part
of the week with Langdon friends.
Mrs Crum was one of the delega-
tion of Hannah ladies here to attend
the Eastern Star reception at the
Masonic Temple last Saturday evening.
Thos Colvin, who has been located
at Grand Forks since disposing of his
blacl smith shop at Easily, arrived on
Tues lays train for {. brief business
stay.
B. Prom, the Milton banker, was
a guest at the home Of DIR. and Mrs.
Tom Smith during business trip oi
a couple of days to the county seat
the forepart of the week.
Arthur Daugherty was north
bound passenger Monday, returning
to Sarles frcm visit of few days
at the home of his father, Hugh
Daugherty in Loan township.
The name-Doan' inspires conf.
dence-Daon's Kidney Pills for kid
ney ills. Doan's Ointment for Skin
itching. Doan's Regulets for milo
laxative. Sold at all drug stores.
Miss Helen Sullivan is making {
few days visit at her Langdon home
and with friends this week during {
short vacation during the Easter sea.
son, arriving on Mondays train from
Fargo.
Protect your eyes against glare,
which is bad this time of the year,
by getting a good pair of coloree
glasses, smoked, blue, green or am.
ber We will aid you in selecting
the best for your individual case.
A. O. Wold Co.
Mesdames Cavers, Valentine and j.
H. Mclean composed trio of Han.
nah ladies who were over Sunday visi.
tors with Langdon friends. They
came down the line to attend the re.
ception rendered by the Eastern Star
to Mrs. w. Mitchell, the grand
matron.
Now if. we only hurry and get all
these belated signs of a long and dreary
winter out of the way and get the ole
town back on the water wagon there
ought to be some tree planting and q
clean up generally along about Arbo1
Day, which Gov. Hanna has set fol
Friday, April 28th.
Prof. Rabe, principal of the city
high school, returned on Saturday
train from Wimbledon, N. D., where
it is understood that at the beginning
of the fall-winter term of 1916-17 he
will accept the position of superin.
tendent of the public school. Mr..
Rabe in his present years work as
principal of the high school here has
shown capacity along educationa
lines that eminent]y fits him for the
offer made him at Wimbledon, but
his leaving Langdon Is naturally to be
regretted by our people.