Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-12-14
Local Happenings
Today's wheat---$1. 90.

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Today's wheat-S1.9 90.
Nine more shopping days before
Christmas.
Cut glass always pleases. At H.
E. Close & Co.'S.
Mrs. Will Heapy took Tuesdays
train north to Wales for a visit of
part of the week with friends.
immigration Officer H. l.. Brink
was in the city Saturday from Han.
nah for a short time attending to
legal matters.
Any removal sale means the sacri-
fcing OF the stock. The sellers loss
at the buyers gain. This is easily
proven at A. O.. Void Co.'S sale.
Vital statistics compiled by the
state board of health for the month of
July, August and September report
Ga birth and 10 deaths in the county
during those three months.
DR.. j. P. Brennan was here from
1ldtiilall q pa VI IN WCCN otsCluliS
to the dental practice of DR.. Schwing-
hammer, who is suffering a temper
airy breakdown in his health.
The Christmas Day special feature
at the Electric theatre, for an after
noon and evening performance is.
1.-The Ne'er-do-Well, "in ten acts, a
film production of Rex Beach's great
story.
H. E. Windemuth, Of the Sanitary
Meat Market vas a returning passen-
ger Tuesday from a trip to the Twin
Cities stock yard, where he disposed
of a shipment of a couple Of carloads
of mixed cattle.
Wheat has dropped in price over
twelve cents in the past week.
Tuesdays quotation for No. 1 Northern
being 81. SO. The latest market re
ports do not indicate any raise il
price until after the holidays.
B. E. Groom has been in Crane
Forks part of the week attending thu
state association of the managers o
county fairs, who are already at worl
outlining the plans of the fairs to b.
held over the northern part of thu
state in 1917.
Sheriff. Elect and Mrs. Fred Thomp
son, who since moving over here from
Iona lately have been making thei
home in the Void residece propert,
on the north end of Third street, hav'
a little boy who is quite i'll and unde
medical attendance.
Miles Kessler is home for a visi
at his home during the holiday sea
son. Last fall Miles entered one o
the Chicago dental colleges, but ha
had his work there temporarily inter
ferred with by an accident in whic1
he sustained a leg fracture.
A. H. Runge, state fire warden i
among the number from cut of tow
who are here this week attendin
court. He is looking after the pro
gress of the case in which partie
from Milton have been brought her
for trial on a charge of incendiarism
Auctioneer Tony Kieffer came dow
from Wales on Monday to conduct tn
big farm sale for Alex. Roney at hi
farm about ten miles northeast c
Langdon, which in spite of the eS
IRENE cold weather Was highly sue
cessful in every way and well attend
ed. Ebony" is spending the balanc
of the week at the Stilwel] post offic
store of j. j. Olfert, conducting
closing out sale of the latter's stcc
of merchandise.
R. C. McAllen, the Park River ey
specialist, was here Tuesday and We:
terday. Tomorrow and Saturday, Il
G. Reisland, another specialist fe
the consultation of those with afli'
ton of the eyes is to visit LangdoH
There ia also to be remembered tn
fact that Langdon has a resident opt
clan, MI. A. O. Void, who has bee
practicing here successfully for tt
past twenty years and is also ident
fled with Langdon and its business ii
terests in many different ways.