Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-12-07
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

A second hand organ for sale cheap
by A. O. Void & Co. 10 2
Try one of POLES specials a
real Merry Widow
If it is toys that you want for the
children go to Ell .Donovan's
Banker G.. H. Johnston and family
were down from Wales as Thanks
guests at the home of his
brother, c. E. Johnston.
States Attorney Crimson took yes
~terday's afternoon train to Grand
Forks where he is spending a couple
of days attending to legal matters.
Mrs. McHugh and daughter, return
ed On Fridays train from a visit Of
most of the fall with IONS Of Mrs,
Ntzhugh,, who are now living in Mon
tana
Miss Jessie Milne and Miss Laurel
Alpstag left Monday returning to
their studies in the Union College of
Commerce, after a visit home during
Thanksgiving.
Morris 0. Winter and wife took
advantage of the fine weather of
Thanksgiving day to enjoy an auto
trip to Winnipeg, making a visit
there with friends until Saturday.
Miss Daisy ALERT left on Tuesdays
afternoon train fer St. Paul, where
she will visit at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Little until the departure of
the ALERT family for their winters
stay in southern California.
H. D. ALERT returned to the city
Monday from a ten days trip to Nash
Vile, Tenn, and other points in the
south, where the firm of ALERT &
Winter have large tracts of hard wood
standing timber they have held As an
investment for several years past.
Hugh Mcdowell, who has been at
the private hospital of Drs. Mcqueen
& Stromberg since the automobile
accident Of three weeks agD in which
he was a victim, is making rapid pro-
gress toward recovery and is expected
to be removed to his home in Harvey
township the latter part of the pres
ent week.
A. O. Void and family moved the
first of the week from their residence
on the north end Of Third street, to
quarters in the CT. Northern hotel,
which is now undergoing extensive
alterations. Mr.. Void expects to
have his stock of jewelry, silverware
and musical goods transferred to his
new quarters in time for the opening
of the holiday trade in about a weeks
time.
Jake Spenst and several members
Of bis family made up an auto party
who were in the city Saturday fore.
noon enroute by auto to Grand Forks,
where they intend to spend a part of
the week visiting with friends. Be-
fore returning to their home west of
Langdon they will visit at Reynolds
with their daughter, Mrs. George
Barbeau, also with several friends at
Devils Lake.
Il doctored for years for headaches
and received no relief. The last two
years had headachs continually every
day. Had my eyes examined by
Specialist McAllen and had glasses
ground to fit my eyes and l have no
more trouble with headaches. l am
indeed thankful for the relief
Mrs. II. H. Derkson
Munich, North Dakota
Specialist McAllen will be at the
U c L, hotel in Langdon, on Dec.
18th in the afternoon and the fore
noon of the 18th; also on Dec. 22nd
and 23rd.
In the past week B. E. Groom has
closed a deal with the North Dakota
Land and Townsite Co., for a five
acre tract of land north and east of
the court house block, which in the
coming year will be the scene of a
number of improvements that later
will be followed by the building of
a fine modern Langdon home. The
piece Of property is adjoining the
court house lot on the east and ex-
tends north to the Ramage farm, in
Guiding the base ball park and lots
that have been up to the present time
under lease tor garden lota.