Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-04-20
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Joseph Power is among the number
of purchasers of new Ford cars at the
Ramage garage this spring.
Rev. Edw. McArdle went to Fargo
on Tuesdays noon train expecting to
return on tomorrow's train.
If you want the best drill on the
market you will buy a Fuller & john
son. For sale by M. Liebeler. adv
Jno. L. Schwartz returned to the
CT. Western Bank at O%snabrock on
Monday after a visit over Sunday here
with his family.
Andy Krein, of the auto garage
of Krein & Heapy, spent Sunday at
the home of his parents in the vici.
nifty of Osnabrock.
Fancy Early Ohio, Burbank, and
Green Mountain Seed Potatoes. All
pure Minnesota stock, for sale at the
Boyds Dept. Store.
Tracy O. Rice was here from Union
several days of last week for a visit
while his school was closed owing to
the bad condition of the roads.
The offices of Attorneys Price &
Fletcher, next to the Cavalier County
National bank, are this week receiv-
ing a thorough we hauling by paint
ers and decorators.
John Mahon returned Saturday from
a two weeks trip through Saskatche-
wan looking after the business inter-
ests of the Mahon & Robinson Land
and Lumber Co.
Miss Lula Goodman, who is engag.
ed in teaching a term of school in
Elgin township, was a visitor over
the week end down the line at her
home north of Milton.
S. j. A. Boyd was here from Han
nah several days during the week
organizing his work for the season as
field deputy of the county superinten-
dent of schools office.
Peter 7. Hansen, who since the
early holiday season has been visiting
in Norway and Sweden, returned to
the city on Monday from quite an en-
joyable trip to his old home.
d. w. Baldwin was the purchaser
of a pure bred Duroc-Jersey SOW at
the klemish auction sale last week
and shipped the same to his large
grain and stock farm near St. Thomas
in Pembina county.
George WcGauvran came up from
Osnabrock on Monday, visiting until
the following day at the home of his
brother, John McGauvran, and attend.
ing the funeral of his brother, Thos.
McGauvran, held here Tuesday fore
noon.
Anton Clodt yesterday moved from
the l.. Hooey property north of the
city schools on Fifth street to the
Norman McKechney home south of the
fire hall on Fourth street. Mr.. Clodt
is understood to have bought the Nc
Kechney residence, consideration one
thousand dollars.
H. j. Reisland, the we'll known eye
specialist who has come regularly for
many years, grinding all glasses here,
will be at the U. G. 7. hotel from
April 3Oth to May 3rd. See him if
you are in need of skilled service.
Cheap service is dangerous to both
health and sight. adv
Norman McKechney and family are
leaving Langdon today by way of
Nekoma for Gull Lake, Sask., where
they will locate this summer on a
half section of land that Mr.. McKech-
ney has homesteaded and which
practically adjoins the townsite.
The comedy burlesque, 1.-The Mer-
chant of Venice. Up-to-Date,' pre-
sented by players of the high school
at the opera house last Saturday at
a matinee in the afternoon and an
evening performance, is said to have
Melted upwards Of 500. 90, the pro.
ceeds OF which go to the treasury Of
the high school athletic fund.
DR.. Judd H. Kirkham is leaving
this week for Milwaukee, where dur
ing an absence of a couple of months
he will take a post graduate course in
the Milwaukee County Hospital.
Mrs. Kirkham, who is making a visit
with relatives of theirs in Wisconsin,
will accompany the doctor on his
return to Langdon in July. DR.. Towey
will remain here and continue to look
after their joint practice during the
absence of DR.. Kirkham.