Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-04-06
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Jno. s. Gogin was a caller on his
Langdcn friends Friday while here
from his farm at Osnabrock between
trains.
Henry Krein was one of the Hay
township old timers doing business
here Friday while up from Osnabrock
between trains.
S. j. A Boyd returned to Hannah
on Tuesdays train after spending
several days inspecting school in this
part of the county.
A ticket for course of chiropractic
adjustments is the best health policy
money can buy. See A. 0. Void,
Doctor of Chiropractic. adv
Miss Clara Jahneck, one of the
Dresden teachers, accompanied Miss
Eliza O'Reil]y on Langdon visit
extending over Friday and Saturday.
E. j Fox returned on Tuesdays
train from Mohall, N. D., where he
was called by the illness CT Mrs. j.
r. Power, who has been practically
an invalid for the past year.
Mrs. Jas. Green and children ar.
rived in the city on Tuesdays train
fome their home in northern Mime.
sofa and are making a visit at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Rudd.
The j. F. Ramage home north of
town Is at present under quarantine,
Charlie Ramage, the youngest boy,
having diphtheria of mild type
He has not been seriously i'll and it is
understood the quarantine is being
raised this week.
The Boyd department store opens
a week s special price sale of ladies
wearing apparel on Saturday, April
Sth. a discount of Is per cent is
offered. 1t will also be we'll to note
that tomorrow, Friday, and Saturday
are the dates of the Easter millinery
opeaing at the Boyd store.
In The Cando Record of last week
it is noted that Miss Veda NJ. Oke, a
former i.angdon teacher, has returned
to Cand0 from her home at Morden,
Man. and on Monday opened the
Timn school. Miss Oke has been q
Town = county teacher several years
and lar popularity there will be
gratil Y ,as oews to :. nambel Of ilel
Langdon old friends.
Il. T. Burke. in charge Of the loca
service Of the U. S. weather bureau,
states that yesterday morning there
was q low temperature of thirty-o one
degrees OF frost or one degree above
zero. This morning with the WING
shifted to the south west the outlook
is for better weather and the mini.
mum temperature three degrees above
the zero line. That's plenty of fros,
for April 9Th anyhow.
w. j. Mercer, who has been locat
ed at Jacksonville, Fla. the greater
part of the time since leaving Lang.
don about four years ago, arrived II
the city Tuesday for visit with his
father and will make stay of {
week here renewing the acquaintance
Of old Langdon friends. He has {
business there and reports himself
and family as we'll satisfied with theil
home in the south.
Judge Cooley is here presiding at
the spring term of court in the absence
of Judge Kneeshaw, who is on the
bench in the eighth district for judge
Leighton, in the famous case OF
Grant S. Youmans against Governor
L. B. Hanna and others, in which the
plaintiff is suing for 1925, 600 dam.
ages, for alleged injuries growing out
of the closing of his bank by the
state banking department, under what
is stated to be the direct instructions
of the governor.
On Thursday evening of next week,
the 18th inst, there is to be return
game played at the gymnasium be-
tween the high school and town
basket ball teams. This is the ou1
come of the closely played game
which these teams played just week
ago tonight when the high school five
were awarded the game by the close
score of 8 to 9. 1t was practically q
tie up to the time the whistle called
time at the close of the second half,
when the basket was made that gave
the high school the score needed t,
win the game.
j. L. Hedges. the advance repre-
sentative of the Vawter- Ridpath Chau
tauqua system, will be here tomorrow
for the purpose of comforting with tn,
commercial club relative to the chau
tauqua assembly to be held in Lang
don this summer. 1t is understoo,
that this years chautauqua in al
, ,robohilitu will ho Mold 1,,r;no ~.