Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-08-30

NOW IS the Time 10 remember the
soldier boys. See the A. O. Void
Co. show window for appropriate gifts
Hunting licenses for the opening of
the chicken season or September 10Th
are now to be had at Auditor Eide's
office at the court house. Only two
weeks before the open season for
chickens and ducks. Have you got
yours?
Herb Schulke, who has spent his
summer vacation getting an insight
into the mercantile business in the
Twin Cities, returned home Monday,
having made a week end stop-over in
the Forks at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Fabel.
Attorney G. G. Crimson accompan-
led by Mrs. Crimson left Thursday
by way of Nekoma over the 500 for a
trip to the Pacific coast, where At
torney Crimson expects to spend the
greater part of two weeks giving at
t~ention TO legal matters.
M. Rabenovitz is spending the
week with his family at their home
in Minneapolis and while there is
placing on the market a consignment
of two carloads of scrap iron which
he shipped curing the week from
this point.
Saturday afternoon and evening the
ladies of the L%angdon branch of the
Red Cross serve peaches and cream
and cake and coffee at the old hospi-
tai building on the corner of Third
street. They also have a bakery and
candy sale at the same time.
There is to De a bakery sale anc
light refreshments of peaches ano
cream and cake and coffee served ct
the old hospital building on the cor
ner of Third street Saturday after.
noon for the benefit of the Red Cross.
Do your bit.
Mrs. Stull and her daughter, Miss
, Hester Stull, together with Mr.. anc
Mrs. Joseph Arthur, of Pasadena,
!, Calf, autoed over from Cavalier
Tuesday and spent the day with j.. W.
Scott and his mother at their home
on Seventh street.
/ Mrs. Elmer johnson, who has beer
confined in the private hospital in the
Donovan block since an operation un.
-. dergone about two weeks ago, is rap
, idly improving in condition and will
, be able to return to her home on Sec
, ond street in the course of a few
days.
= Monday Of next week is the dat,
T., of the next regular monthly meeting
a of the city council, when it is expec.
r ted that Engineer Arnold will submit
to the municipal authorities his plan!
and specifications for the proposed
= system of waterworks and sewerage
plant.
81 POLES Place, the popular confec
IS tionery store and ice cream parlori
of N. F. Charter, have in the pas
week undergone an extensive line O
interior decorating. 1t is the artis
- tic workmanship of Painter Wynet'
! and therefore approximately attrac
tive.
Tonight the Electric theatre is Civ
ing two productions of it's specia
five reel war feature, Heroic France
A liberal per centage of the net pro
, ceeds of this special attraction i
donated by the management of the
Electric to the Red Cross fund of tn
Langdon branch.
= The boys will soon be leaving TO
/, other parts. II you are a RELATIVE
>. or friend Of them, now is the tim'
y for you to show your true love b,
some little token of remembrance,
such 20 are on display in the A. O
8 Void Co. show window.
Miss Sadie Cory is teaching a
substitute for Miss Josephine Schwing
hammer, filling out the term of tn,
latter in a school of Mt. Carmel dis
rtict. 1t is understood that Mis-
!. Schwinghammer this fall enters tn
r state normal at St. Cloud, Mimi, t,
o complete her course in pedagogy.
= Grain Buyer Mcdonald, who ha
: lately succeeded to the management
of the elevator, lumber and fuel in,
terests of the Langdon Elevator Co.
a has during the week moved his famil,
into the residence property owned b,
DR.. Donovan on the corner of Fifth
street. opposite the Presbyterian
church.