Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-12-14
Go to Donovan's for your needs in

from Ober's for Christmas.
If it is toys that you want for the
children go to Z. l. Donovan's
Free on Xmas eye, grand automo-
bile for boys. Ii. Z. Close & Co.
She wants a box Of those Ramer's
chocolates for Xmas. Get them at
Ober's.
Phone No. 100 your order for cut
flowers for Christmas. H.. L. Close
& Co.
Mrs. Schwartz came down from
Dresden on Tuesday and is making a
visit Of a few days with friends in
the city.
For earache %toothache. pains, burns,
scalds, sore threats, try DR.. Thomas
Eclectic Oil, q splendid remedy for
emergencies.
Miss Agnes Dunnigan has returned
to her home in Olga township from a
visit with friends in the Province of
Quebec since last June.
Miss Ella koehmstedt and MIR. Row
Peters, We're at Walhalla a couple of
day last week making a visit at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Art Waldner.
The birth of a little daughter is
announced as having occurred on
Tuesday afternoon to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Crockett, residing west of
Dresden.
Mrs. S. |. koehmstedt of Mt.
Carmel has been a guest at the A.
|. Koehmstedt home while spending
several days in the city during the
past week.
Register of Deeds John McGauvran
was a returning passenger Tuesday
from Fargo and Grand Forks, where
he spent a part of the week attending
to business matters.
Druggist Robert Swanlaw was in
the city from Fargo Saturday attend.
ing to matters connected with the
probating of the estate Of his brother.
the late David Swanlaw.
The bazaar and supper held on Sat-
urday afternoon and evening by the
ladies of the Presbyterian church in
the Donovan block is reported as
having Melted upwards of 5000.
John Baldson was here Friday from
Osnabrock and leaving in the after.
moor accompanied the Langdon delega-
ton to Grand FORKS to attend the
Masonic reunion of the Shriners.
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.
Miss Alma Bleakley left Tuesday
for a visit of part of the week in
Grand FORKS with her sister, Miss
Ella Bleakley, who is one of the in
structors at the Wesley college con-
servatory of music.
On Saturday afternoon and evening
of this week the young ladies of the
sodality of st. Alphonsus church hold
a sale of fancy needle work and home
made candy to be held in the vacant
store building in the Donovan block.
The Tournament of Song men
ton of which has frequently been
made lately in these columns, is an.
nounced to be given another rehearsal
on Tuesday evening Of next week,
the 18th inst in the high school as
sembly hall.
Chas Chisholm and A. D. McNab
left Wednesday for Estevan and differ
ent parts in Saskatchewan were MIR.
Chisholm has farming interests. Be.
fore returning after the holidays, they
propose to extend their trip over the
eastern part of Montana.
DR.. j. P. Schwinghammer is quite
i'll and under the care of a doctor at
his Fourth street home as the result
of a physical break down due to
too close an application to his prac.
tice. Since Monday the patient has
been under care of a trained nurse.
j. w. Pomeroy, for some time
manager Of the Cavalier County I'm.
plement Co., it is understood is re-
moving his family from Minneapolis
to Grand Forks, where it is under
stood after the first of the year he
will make his headquarters as state
saiesagent for a large auto company.
Messrs. John Fischer, John Witzel
and Henry Bergman. returned during
the week from their trip to the South
St. Paul stock yards. They report
having had a pleasant visit while in
the Twin Cities with Rev. j.. A.
Kern, a former priest Of Mt. Carmel
parish, who for the past two years
has been located in Minneapolis.
On Friday of last week at the home
Of hnr rororfo M o-l M.