Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-12-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Get a box of Ramer's chocolates
from Ober's for Christmas.

Get a box OF RamerS chocolates
from Ober's for Christmas.
If it is toys that you want for the
children go to E. |. Donovan's
Free on Xmas eve, grand automo-
bile for boys. H. E. Close & Co.
She wants q box of those Ramer's
chocolates for Xmas. Get them at
Ober's.
Phone No. 100 your order for cut
flowers for Christmas. H. E. Close
& Co.
The firemen of Osnabrock have set
New Years night as the date for
their annual dance.
Mrs. Tembreull was here Monday
from Easily to do some holiday shop.
ping between trains in the afternoon.
Elmer O'Reilly, druggist at the
DR.. +. |. Donovan store vas down
the line we Sunday for a visit at
his home.
Real bargains in ideal Christmas
presents is an exceptional proposition
and only made possible by our great
removal sale.
j. W. Pratten, of the Milton Pro.
duce exchange, was doing quite a line
of business here Monday during a
short staV between trains.
Yesterday morning the low tenn.
perature here in Langdon was forty
two below zero, breaking all records
up to date for the present season.
Miss Dorothy Price was among the
home coming young people of Langdon
to arrive Monday from Fargo to spend
the holiday season with her parents.
One of Walhalla's good resolutions
that goes into effect with the begin
ming of the new year, is an all day
current being installed at its lighting
and heating plant.
S. O. Tollefson, representing the
grain buyers of Milton was among
those here Monday extending holiday
greetings and attending to business
matters between trains.
1t is given out Thursday of next
week is the date of the initiation of
a class of upwards of twenty new
members into the local camp of the
Modern Woodmen of America.
The general complaint is, every
thing is going up on account Of the
war This will not affect you if
you buy your Christmas presents at
A, O. Void Co.'S great removal sale.
Henry Hytson, cashier at the CT.
Northern depot Vas in Grand Forks
over the weekend to take the pc
riodical visular examination which
the railroad company requires of its
employees.
William Rae brought his year old
little son down from Hannah during
the week fer treatment. The child
has been paralyzed in its lower limbs
since suffering a stroke of infantile
paralysis recently.
Miss Celestine Stable and Miss
Myrtle McComb. were among the ar
rivals of Monday, coming home for a
visit over the holidays from Valley
City state normal school, where they
have been enrolled as students since
last fall.
Miss Gladys Swick, who for several
months has been making her home
with the A. 1. koehmstedt family,
left yesterday for Detroit MINI.
After spending the holidays there it
Is her intention to enter school at
La Crosse, Wis.
In the past week H. e. Price has
re.opened for the holiday trade in his
new quarters in the Winter brick
block, On the east side of Third street.
In the window is a fine display of
art pictures and picture moulding for
the holiday season trade.
The basket ball team of the Lang
don high school leaves here on today's
train for Michigan, N. D., where
they play a matched game tomorrow,
returning Saturday. They we're ac-
companied by their coach, Mr.. Nc
Keller, Here's hoping the boys win.
j. L. Bryson took Mondays train
from here for Winnipeg, from which
point it is his intention to go east to
his cid home at Plaintield, Ont, that
he has not seer since coming TO the
west about twenty years ago. He
has three sisters with whom he will
visit most Of the time that he is gone
from L%angdon.
E. l.. Peterson, came up from Mill
ton on Monday for a short business
stay. Mr.. Peterson, has been making
his place of residence at Dickinson,
N D., for the past year, when he ac.
CURED the possession of the Dickinson